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Session cookies were self-contained signed tokens valid for 7 days, so logging out only deleted the browser's copy: any other copy kept working, and OIDC sessions could not be revoked at all. Each cookie now names a session id that must be listed in /config/sessions.json; logout removes it. Cookies issued before this change carry no id, so everyone signs in once more after upgrading. Fixes #57 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #57
Depends on #61 (POST-only logout) and is based on its branch: merge #61 first, then this PR's base switches to
mainautomatically.What changed
auth.py: a small session store in/config/sessions.json({session id: expiry}, written atomically, mode 600, expired entries pruned on each login).create_session_cookie()puts a freshsidin every cookie;get_current_user()also requires thatsidto be active.logout()revokes the cookie's session (end_session()) before clearing the cookie, so a copy of the cookie stops working too. Other sessions (other devices) are unaffected.AUTH_MODE=nonehave no ConnectHub session).Upgrade note: cookies issued before this change carry no session id, so everyone has to sign in once after updating.
Testing
pytest: 255 passed, 8 skipped. New tests: a copied cookie is rejected after logout; logging out one session keeps another; sessions survive a restart (modules reloaded); a validly signed cookie without an active session is rejected; expired sessions are dropped from the file; a damaged sessions file means no sessions. Four fail without the fix.🤖 Generated with Claude Code