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netbird/client/internal/filedrop/receiver.go
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Zoltán Papp ce08e529d3 [client] Bound what one peer can announce to the file drop receiver
validateOffer bounded the file count and inline text but only checked the
sign of an announced size, and nothing limited the aggregate or how many
offers a sender could keep open. Every announced byte is staged in the spool
before delivery, so a peer decided how much of the receiver's disk to take:
512 files of 8 GiB were accepted unchallenged, and a flood of offers each
raised its own consent prompt.

Sizes are now capped per file and per offer, and a sender is held to a fixed
number of open offers. The aggregate accumulates against the remaining
headroom instead of summing first, because 512 files of 2^60 wrap an int64
back through zero and a plain sum would report such an offer as nil bytes.

The count is of open offers, not lifetime ones, so settling one frees a slot.
2026-09-08 20:54:11 +02:00

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package filedrop
import (
"context"
"errors"
"fmt"
"io"
"net/netip"
"time"
log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
)
// ErrStorage indicates the receiver could not stage payload data locally.
var ErrStorage = errors.New("storage failure")
type senderIdentity struct {
key PeerKey
name string
}
// receiver implements the transfer protocol independent of any transport. Every
// operation takes the already-authenticated sender identity and returns domain
// errors for the transport to map.
type receiver struct {
policy *PolicyStore
resolver PeerResolver
notifier Notifier
offers *OfferStore
spool Sink
spoolMaxAge time.Duration
}
func newReceiver(cfg ServerConfig, spool Sink, maxAge time.Duration) *receiver {
return &receiver{
policy: cfg.Policy,
resolver: cfg.Resolver,
notifier: cfg.Notifier,
offers: NewOfferStore(cfg.OfferTTL),
spool: spool,
spoolMaxAge: maxAge,
}
}
// identify maps a source overlay address to a known peer, refusing unknown ones.
func (r *receiver) identify(addr netip.Addr) (senderIdentity, bool) {
key, name, ok := r.resolver.ResolvePeer(addr.Unmap())
if !ok {
return senderIdentity{}, false
}
return senderIdentity{key: key, name: name}, true
}
func (r *receiver) submitOffer(sender senderIdentity, req OfferRequest) (Offer, error) {
if err := validateOffer(req.Files); err != nil {
return Offer{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: %s", ErrInvalidOffer, err)
}
mode := r.policy.Evaluate(sender.key)
if mode == ModeOff {
return Offer{}, ErrRefused
}
if r.offers.LiveCount(sender.key) >= MaxSenderOffers {
return Offer{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: %d offers already open", ErrRefused, MaxSenderOffers)
}
senderName := sender.name
if senderName == "" {
senderName = req.SenderName
}
decision := DecisionPending
if mode == ModeAutoAccept {
decision = DecisionAccepted
}
offer := r.offers.Add(sender.key, senderName, req.Files, decision)
if err := r.spool.Prepare(offer.ID); err != nil {
r.offers.Remove(offer.ID)
log.Errorf("prepare spool for offer: %v", err)
return Offer{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: prepare spool", ErrStorage)
}
r.notifyOffer(offer)
if offer.Decision == DecisionAccepted {
if completed, done := r.offers.Complete(offer.ID); done {
r.notifyCompleted(completed)
}
}
return offer, nil
}
func (r *receiver) awaitDecision(ctx context.Context, sender senderIdentity, id OfferID) (Offer, error) {
return r.offers.Await(ctx, sender.key, id)
}
func (r *receiver) withdraw(sender senderIdentity, id OfferID) error {
offer, ok := r.offers.Get(sender.key, id)
if !ok {
return ErrOfferNotFound
}
r.offers.SetState(id, StateCancelled)
r.offers.Remove(id)
r.spool.Remove(id)
offer.State = StateCancelled
r.notifyWithdrawn(offer)
return nil
}
func (r *receiver) receivedBytes(sender senderIdentity, id OfferID, index int) (int64, error) {
offer, ok := r.offers.Get(sender.key, id)
if !ok || index >= len(offer.Files) {
return 0, ErrOfferNotFound
}
received, err := r.spool.Received(id, index)
if err != nil {
log.Debugf("probe spool file: %v", err)
return 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: read staged size", ErrStorage)
}
return received, nil
}
func (r *receiver) upload(sender senderIdentity, id OfferID, index int, offset int64, body io.Reader) error {
offer, ok := r.offers.Get(sender.key, id)
if !ok || index >= len(offer.Files) {
return ErrOfferNotFound
}
if offer.Decision != DecisionAccepted {
return ErrNotAccepted
}
if offer.Files[index].Kind == KindText {
return fmt.Errorf("%w: text payloads carry no body", ErrInvalidOffer)
}
size := offer.Files[index].Size
if offset < 0 || offset > size {
return fmt.Errorf("%w: offset out of range", ErrInvalidOffer)
}
// The decision is read once, at the top, but a whole file goes into this
// one request: a receiver that declines halfway through would otherwise be
// streamed the rest of it, into a spool it has already thrown away. The
// policy is re-read alongside it, so blocking the sender mid-transfer stops
// the bytes too rather than only refusing its next offer.
watched := &acceptedReader{
r: body,
accepted: func() bool {
if r.policy.Evaluate(sender.key) == ModeOff {
return false
}
current, ok := r.offers.Get(sender.key, id)
return ok && current.Decision == DecisionAccepted
},
}
// Write drains the whole body before returning, so without a reader in
// between the only progress the receiver would ever report is the finished
// file. Reports are thinned the same way the sender thins its own.
staged := &progressReader{
r: watched,
sent: offset,
total: size,
report: func(sent int64) {
r.offers.SetProgress(id, index, sent)
r.notifyProgress(offer, index, sent)
},
}
received, err := r.spool.Write(id, index, offer.Files[index].Name, offset, staged, size)
// A withdrawn offer is an answer, not a failure: the state it moved to is
// the one the user chose, and the spool is already gone.
if errors.Is(err, ErrNotAccepted) {
return err
}
r.offers.SetProgress(id, index, received)
r.notifyProgress(offer, index, received)
if err != nil {
r.offers.SetState(id, StateFailed)
r.notifyFailed(offer, err)
log.Warnf("file drop receive %s from %s: stage payload %d (%s): %v",
id, offer.SenderName, index, offer.Files[index].Name, err)
return fmt.Errorf("%w: stage payload", ErrStorage)
}
if completed, ok := r.offers.Complete(id); ok {
r.notifyCompleted(completed)
}
return nil
}
// expireOverdue reclaims offers past their decision deadline and stale spool data.
func (r *receiver) expireOverdue() {
for _, offer := range r.offers.ExpireOverdue() {
r.spool.Remove(offer.ID)
r.notifyFailed(offer, ErrExpired)
}
r.spool.Cleanup(r.spoolMaxAge, time.Now())
}
func (r *receiver) close() {
for _, offer := range r.offers.List() {
r.offers.Remove(offer.ID)
}
}
// acceptedReader stops a staged copy as soon as the offer behind it stops being
// accepted. The check runs on the same cadence as progress rather than on every
// read: it takes the offer store's lock, and a request that keeps going for one
// more chunk after a decline costs nothing.
type acceptedReader struct {
r io.Reader
accepted func() bool
last time.Time
}
func (a *acceptedReader) Read(b []byte) (int, error) {
now := time.Now()
if now.Sub(a.last) >= progressInterval {
a.last = now
if !a.accepted() {
return 0, ErrNotAccepted
}
}
return a.r.Read(b)
}
func (r *receiver) notifyOffer(offer Offer) {
if r.notifier != nil {
r.notifier.OnOffer(offer)
}
}
func (r *receiver) notifyProgress(offer Offer, index int, received int64) {
if r.notifier != nil {
r.notifier.OnProgress(offer, index, received)
}
}
func (r *receiver) notifyCompleted(offer Offer) {
if r.notifier != nil {
r.notifier.OnCompleted(offer)
}
}
func (r *receiver) notifyFailed(offer Offer, err error) {
if r.notifier != nil {
r.notifier.OnFailed(offer, err)
}
}
func (r *receiver) notifyWithdrawn(offer Offer) {
if r.notifier != nil {
r.notifier.OnWithdrawn(offer)
}
}
func validateOffer(files []FileMeta) error {
if len(files) == 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("offer announces no files")
}
if len(files) > MaxOfferFiles {
return fmt.Errorf("offer announces more than %d files", MaxOfferFiles)
}
var total int64
for _, f := range files {
if !f.Kind.valid() {
return fmt.Errorf("unknown payload kind %s", f.Kind)
}
if f.Kind == KindText {
if len(f.Text) > MaxInlineTextSize {
return fmt.Errorf("inline text exceeds %d bytes", MaxInlineTextSize)
}
continue
}
if f.Size < 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("negative file size")
}
if f.Size > MaxFileSize {
return fmt.Errorf("file %d bytes exceeds the %d byte limit", f.Size, MaxFileSize)
}
// Accumulated against the remaining headroom rather than summed first:
// 512 files of 2^60 wrap an int64 back through zero, so a plain sum
// would report a small total for an enormous offer.
if total > MaxOfferSize-f.Size {
return fmt.Errorf("offer exceeds the %d byte limit", MaxOfferSize)
}
total += f.Size
}
return nil
}