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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a certificate-only PostgreSQL storage profile and selects it for FIPS builds. It updates backend feature gates, FIPS blocker checks, build tooling, documentation, and host-side integration tests. ChangesFIPS PostgreSQL certificate-authentication profile
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HostIntegrationTest
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HostIntegrationTest->>SQLx: Open verified TLS connection with client certificate
SQLx->>PostgreSQLContainer: Perform response-store write and read
HostIntegrationTest->>SQLx: Connect to SCRAM server without client identity
SQLx-->>HostIntegrationTest: Return password-authentication-disabled error
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to These remaining issues affect dependency documentation, FIPS documentation, and test coverage; no production failure is established. They are bounded, but should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The certificate-only profile strengthens client-side authentication requirements and rejects incompatible configuration. Risk is low, but confidence remains limited by unavailable verification of the pinned database-client fork and the Linux FIPS authentication path. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 83-87: At Cargo.toml lines 83–87, verify that the SQLx fork
revision is the intended commit and remove the pin once upstream releases the
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- Around line 549-561: Update the test-postgres-fips-host prerequisites to run
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- Line 1223: Split the test module gated by `#[cfg(all(test, any(feature =
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Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
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The runtime proof conservatively blocked every binary that registered the response store because the original SQLx profile carried password-authentication cryptography. The isolated certificate-only profile removes those edges, but the filter-name guard still refused PRAXIS_REQUIRE_FIPS and prevented the exact-image probe from starting. Permit only the certificate-only profile when no general-purpose backend or uncleared store-backed group is enabled. Keep additive combinations fail-closed, make the host assertions consult the real blocker, and synchronize the report and runtime probe with the shipped three-feature FIPS build. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
The certificate-authenticated store test was still gated only by store-postgres, so the certificate-only CI invocation could succeed without compiling or running it. The existing FIPS host suites also had no PostgreSQL service and therefore proved the image startup boundary but not a store operation under the RHEL system policy. Compile the mTLS test for both PostgreSQL profiles and add a focused FIPS-host target that performs a password-less Responses write and read against a server restricted to hostssl certificate authentication. Run it from the FIPS composite action and document the additional runtime evidence. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
The certificate-only SQLx profile removed password-authentication cryptography, but the FIPS host job only proved that certificate authentication succeeds. It did not demonstrate that a server-selected password challenge fails closed.\n\nAdd a TLS PostgreSQL peer that selects SCRAM and require SQLx to return its password-authentication-disabled error. Run both the positive certificate-auth round trip and the negative SCRAM check on the FIPS host, and document the additional evidence. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
Replace the rolling upstream-main base with the SQLx v0.9.0 release plus the scoped certificate-only feature patches. Retain the selected upstream pool and statement-cache fixes while keeping password authentication, migrations, and advisory-lock hashing optional for the FIPS profile. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
Pin the restored fork head containing SQLx v0.9.0 plus only the three scoped FIPS feature commits for password authentication, migrations, and advisory-lock hashing. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
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- Line 32: Update the FIPS exemption table in the documentation: remove
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Point the temporary sqlx pin at the org-owned praxis-proxy/sqlx fork (branch praxis-ai-fips-3.6) instead of a personal fork. The branch tip is the same commit (18f9f82a), so this is a source-ownership change only with no dependency or behavior change. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
The sqlx pin moved from the personal fork to praxis-proxy/sqlx, so the cargo-deny [sources] allow-git list must reference the new repository. Fixes the supply-chain 'source-not-allowed' audit failure. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
…cert-auth Rebase onto main pulled in the store-crate split (praxis-proxy#1369) and the certificate-only PostgreSQL Responses store in the FIPS image (praxis-proxy#1335), plus the praxis 0.7.3 policy-plugin consolidation and the file_resolve switch from reqwest to the Pingora SubRequestConnector (praxis-proxy#960/praxis-proxy#1186). Reconcile the operation-level inventory with those facts: - Repoint the PostgreSQL store callers (A5-A11) from the removed apis/src/store/postgres.rs to store-backends/src/postgres.rs and drop the deleted ssl_mode.rs reference. - Rewrite T5 (file_resolve file_url download) from the removed reqwest / rustls-platform-verifier client to the SSRF-guarded SubRequestConnector on the installed OpenSSL provider, and update C1 to match; both now resolve in full and fips. - Move the PostgreSQL store TLS operations (A10/A11) and the native-tls provider pin to [full, fips]: store-postgres-cert-auth ships in the FIPS image and opens this TLS/mTLS channel. - Point the former identity-jwt / oauth-delegator plugin references (C7/A1/A2/R-4) at praxis-policy-builtins, which now houses them. - Drop the stale allow entries hkdf and praxis-policy-plugin-identity-jwt (absent from every resolved graph). - Re-verify H1 line numbers against mcp_dispatch, sync the checker's FIPS_FEATURES doc comment, and regenerate the Markdown companion. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
…cert-auth Rebase onto main pulled in the store-crate split (praxis-proxy#1369) and the certificate-only PostgreSQL Responses store in the FIPS image (praxis-proxy#1335), plus the praxis 0.7.3 policy-plugin consolidation and the file_resolve switch from reqwest to the Pingora SubRequestConnector (praxis-proxy#960/praxis-proxy#1186). Reconcile the operation-level inventory with those facts: - Repoint the PostgreSQL store callers (A5-A11) from the removed apis/src/store/postgres.rs to store-backends/src/postgres.rs and drop the deleted ssl_mode.rs reference. - Rewrite T5 (file_resolve file_url download) from the removed reqwest / rustls-platform-verifier client to the SSRF-guarded SubRequestConnector on the installed OpenSSL provider, and update C1 to match; both now resolve in full and fips. - Move the PostgreSQL store TLS operations (A10/A11) and the native-tls provider pin to [full, fips]: store-postgres-cert-auth ships in the FIPS image and opens this TLS/mTLS channel. - Point the former identity-jwt / oauth-delegator plugin references (C7/A1/A2/R-4) at praxis-policy-builtins, which now houses them. - Drop the stale allow entries hkdf and praxis-policy-plugin-identity-jwt (absent from every resolved graph). - Re-verify H1 line numbers against mcp_dispatch, sync the checker's FIPS_FEATURES doc comment, and regenerate the Markdown companion. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Han <seb@redhat.com>
Summary
Add a certificate-only PostgreSQL Responses-store profile to the compliance-oriented build without changing the general-purpose PostgreSQL profile.
leseb/sqlx@6736b97d, which makes PostgreSQL password authentication, migrations, and advisory-lock string hashing independently optional.store-postgres-cert-auth; it compiles PostgreSQL and native TLS without SQLx password-authentication crypto and fails startup validation unlessrequire_certificate_authentication: trueis configured.store-postgrescompatible by explicitly enabling SQLx password authentication there.This is a draft while maintainers evaluate the temporary fork and Linux CI exercises the certificate-authenticated PostgreSQL path.
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Related issue
Related to #1215 and #1221.
Validation
cargo test -p praxis-ai-apis --no-default-features --features store-postgres-cert-auth postgres_tlscargo check -p praxis-ai-proxy --no-default-features --features openai-responses,store-postgres-cert-authcargo check -p praxis-ai-proxy --features fullcargo test -p xtask --no-default-features fipsmake fips-depsmake lint-fipsmake test-postgres-integration; awaiting CI)The mTLS integration cannot complete locally on macOS because native-tls/Security.framework rejects the generated PEM identity with
Unknown format in import. The same failure occurs with bothstore-postgresandstore-postgres-cert-auth; Linux CI uses OpenSSL for this boundary.make test-fipscurrently reaches 2436 passing tests and 14 failures in existing agentic-loop tests whose expectations require dispatch features absent from the FIPS feature set.Checklist
Signed-off-bytrailer.Breaking changes
None for the standard profile.
store-postgresretains password authentication. The newstore-postgres-cert-authprofile is additive and intentionally rejects configurations that do not enable certificate-authentication enforcement.Summary by CodeRabbit