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Ledger hardware wallet integration #8068

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@CriesofCarrots CriesofCarrots commented Jan 31, 2020

Problem

Solana users need to be able to manage their keys securely. In particular, they need a secure way to generate keys for genesis accounts. Enter hardware wallets.
Ledger app development is in progress (https://github.com/solana-labs/ledger-app-solana). This work is an initial implementation of CLI and keygen client integration.

Summary of Changes

  • Add hardware wallet module. Currently only Ledger is supported, but basic utilities and traits are designed to be extensible to other hardware wallets (eg Trezor) in the future.
  • Integrate Ledger into solana-keygen pubkey subcommand. Enables selection between multiple wallets. Hardware wallet use examples:
solana-keygen pubkey
E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH
solana-keygen pubkey --derivation-path 1/12345
3Hafvf4Sqzj2DxxZJgTH6NBFCofBJzkfPXxymdPDh47b

Work Remaining

Integrate into solana-cli:

  • Make wallet load and selection generic (currently specific to keygen)
  • Enable hardware wallets in solana cli: address, airdrop, balance, create-address-with-seed
  • Enable hardware wallet choice in cli config

Other:

  • Rework hidapi -> use udev backend
  • Ship udev rules with ledger module -- Added ledger-udev bin, which must be run as sudo on linux
  • Update various constants and configuration based on ledger app development, esp error codes

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@garious , I haven't yet found a unique identifier for the Ledger without querying the device. Each device does report a serial number, but both the Ledgers I currently have report the same number ("0001"), so I'm guessing that's not being set in manufacturing.
Any other thoughts?

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garious commented Jan 31, 2020

solana-keygen pubkey hw

I don't like the hw argument. Instead, I'd like there to be some way to override the path in solana get's keypair. Maybe something like:

$ solana set --keypair usb://<name>
$ solana-keygen pubkey
E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH

And also, that extra output should only be there if the user passes a --verbose option.

Regarding that syntax: usb://<name>, we'll need to think of something better. I've googled a bit for precedent, but nothing promising so far.

solana-keygen pubkey hw 1/12345

That's neat, but how about an option instead, --derivation-path=1/12345. Easy to imagine folks might never use that, and instead look for a simpler option --derivation-index that only accepts a number.

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CriesofCarrots commented Jan 31, 2020

I don't like the hw argument. Instead, I'd like there to be some way to override the path in solana get's keypair.

Yes, I plan to implement something in the solana-cli config, as noted in the pr description. However, currently solana-keygen does not use/read the solana-cli config. This is a similar issue to that noted here: #7304. The CLI config is just for the cli. It is easy enough to have solana-keygen read that file. Is it enough that solana-cli is the only module that sets it?

And also, that extra output should only be there if the user passes a --verbose option.

Sure

That's neat, but how about an option instead, --derivation-path=1/12345. Easy to imagine folks might never use that, and instead look for a simpler option --derivation-index that only accepts a number.

Do you think the explicit --derivation-whatever args are necessary? If you just want that simpler option, you can do solana-keygen pubkey hw 123 right now.

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usb://<name>, we'll need to think of something better. I've googled a bit for precedent, but nothing promising so far.

@garious usb://<manufacturer>/<model>/<base_pubkey>?
eg for this Nano S: usb://ledger/nano_s/E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH

There is precedent for vendor_id:product_id, but that's pretty opaque.

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garious commented Jan 31, 2020

I like usb://<manufacturer>/<model>/<base_pubkey>, but hyphenate the spaces instead of the underscore, since URLs generally use hyphens. Also, make it match such that: usb://ledger is sufficient if only one ledger device is connected, and usb://ledger/nano-s is sufficient if one Nano S and one Nano X is connected. Only look for the pubkey if it is given or if there are multiple Nano S's connected.

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garious commented Feb 1, 2020

Regarding the argument or option, I think optional things should use options. I don't like the idea of modes, where if the keypair points to a USB, you're in "2 argument" mode. There's a reasonable default path, 0.

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@garious , I think this is quite a bit closer. Current flow:

$ solana config set --keypair usb://<manufacturer>/<?model>/<?pubkey>/<?derivation-path>
$ solana-keygen pubkey
E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH

// `usb://` path passed explicitly will override the cli config 
$ solana-keygen pubkey usb://ledger/nano-s/5YAHsQHFg6mfr4vhEPvbj1CWtXRDV9fKSV5U3y4hC1Ui
5YAHsQHFg6mfr4vhEPvbj1CWtXRDV9fKSV5U3y4hC1Ui

// derivation-path passed explicitly will override the cli config
$ solana-keygen pubkey --derivation-path 1/2
8vCmhV1XmrJfBYsYKPdE3Dyx6D2pSiTuTMhdrXRm3Veu

If the remote-wallet path (set in config or passed explicitly) matches more than one device (eg. usb://ledger/nano-s when you have 2 Nano S ledgers plugged in), the cli will prompt you to select between those devices.

@CriesofCarrots CriesofCarrots force-pushed the ledger-int branch 5 times, most recently from c2f9eee to d650cac Compare February 4, 2020 09:05
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CriesofCarrots commented Feb 4, 2020

Here's example output from the solana-cli implementation:

$ solana balance --verbose

Keypair: usb://ledger/nano-s/E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH/1
Pubkey: 9Uh4C9RokY8TQ592x9WEkp1J2kCMBt3iBX4whWEgDcCc
RPC Endpoint: http://testnet.solana.com:8899
9 SOL

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garious commented Feb 4, 2020

Is that a derivation path at the end of the keypair URI?

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garious commented Feb 4, 2020

Un that example, what is the out of solana config get?

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CriesofCarrots commented Feb 4, 2020

Is that a derivation path at the end of the keypair URI?

Yes. Perhaps it should be stored in a different config setting(?), but it definitely seems useful to be able to set the specific pubkey for a whole batch of actions. Like solana-keygen, usb:// path or --derivation-path passed explicitly will override the cli config.

In that example, what is the out of solana config get?

Currently:

$ solana config get

Wallet Config: ~/.config/solana/cli/config.yml
* url: http://testnet.solana.com:8899
* keypair: usb://ledger/nano-s/E13eqyhs8uJvXtKfmTkt82tiEk1hbz3R2E7GgbMtEYBH/1

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garious commented Feb 4, 2020

Sounds good to have the derivation path. Just make sure there's lots of unit tests. Things get super weird because a missing --derivation-path means different things in different contexts. Consider:

  1. File path, no --derivation-path
  2. File path, with --derivation-path
  3. USB path, no --derivation-path
  4. USB path, with --derivation-path

The awkward ones is the difference between #1 and #3. If a file path, then no derivation path means that you want the public key for the keypair in that file. If a USB path, then no derivation path means you want the public key at a default derivation path "0".

In any case, most important is that given the same seed phrase, #2 and #4 result in the same public key.

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garious commented Feb 4, 2020

Regarding the verbose output, too many inconsistencies between solana config get and solana balance --verbose. The former says "Wallet Config" when it should say "config path", it uses lowercase field names whereas solana-balance uses uppercase. Both have lousy field names. "url" is too vague. "keypair" is imprecise. And one is a bulleted list, the other isn't. All this can be fixed in a separate PR, but should be cleaned up sooner than later.

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Regarding the verbose output, too many inconsistencies between solana config get and solana balance --verbose. The former says "Wallet Config" when it should say "config path", it uses lowercase field names whereas solana-balance uses uppercase. Both have lousy field names. "url" is too vague. "keypair" is imprecise.

Fair! Predates this pr, so I'll fix separately and rebase.


pub(crate) fn pubkey(&self) -> Result<Pubkey, Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
if let Some(path) = &self.keypair_path {
if path.starts_with("usb://") {
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This expression is repeated a bunch of times and written as those USB is the one special case. If other protocols are added, the filepath will be the syntactic special case. Better would be to:

match parse_keypair_path()?  {
    KeypairUrl::Filepath(keypair_path) => ...,
    KeypairUrl::Usb(stuff_after_usb_colon_slash_slash) => ...,
}

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This is a great suggestion. However, I think it is closely related to the CLI refactor that needs to happen to handle various types of signers (present and not), so I'd like to handle it as part of that work.

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sounds good

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@CriesofCarrots CriesofCarrots merged commit ed0c1d3 into solana-labs:master Feb 7, 2020
mergify bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2020
* Initial remote wallet module

* Add clap derivation tooling

* Add remote-wallet path apis

* Implement remote-wallet in solana-keygen

* Implement remote-wallet in cli for read-only pubkey usage

* Linux: Use udev backend; add udev rules tool

* Ignore Ledger live test

* Cli api adjustments

(cherry picked from commit ed0c1d3)

# Conflicts:
#	Cargo.lock
#	clap-utils/Cargo.toml
#	cli/Cargo.toml
#	keygen/Cargo.toml
CriesofCarrots added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2020
* Initial remote wallet module

* Add clap derivation tooling

* Add remote-wallet path apis

* Implement remote-wallet in solana-keygen

* Implement remote-wallet in cli for read-only pubkey usage

* Linux: Use udev backend; add udev rules tool

* Ignore Ledger live test

* Cli api adjustments

(cherry picked from commit ed0c1d3)
solana-grimes pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2020
@CriesofCarrots CriesofCarrots deleted the ledger-int branch February 21, 2020 22:12
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