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Hi
We've been having some mysterious parameter loss of POST parameters in
OpenVAS's GSA. This only happens with IE8 and Chrome. We saw this with
libmicrohttpd 0.9.19 and 0.9.20.
The cause looks to be an error in libmicrohttpd. Patch to 0.9.20 to
resolve below.
In post_process_multipart in postprocessor.c the PP_Init state calls
find_boundary to find the first boundary. If there is junk before the
first boundary it just reads over the junk. However, it is also reading
over the actual boundary when there was too little data to determine
whether the next character is the start of the boundary.
In the error case Chrome seems to sends the POST request in multiple
writes. The first chunk includes a single "-" from the first boundary at
end of the headers. Thus libmicrohttpd has a partial boundary to deal
with.
I guess Chrome intends to send just the headers but gets the count wrong
due to sending the initial P of the POST on its own (all the browsers do
that for some reason). Firefox on the other hand sends the headers and the
body in a single write, so it always works.
Thanks, and thanks for libmicrohttpd!
Matt
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On GNU based systems the tree related functions (tsearch, tfind, tdestroy)
are provided by the libc (with the interface specification in search.h). On
non-GNU systems this functionality may or may not be available. That's the
case for Android which ships its own, simplified, version of libc called
Bionic. Bionic does not contains neither search.h nor an implementation of
the above mentioned functions.
This patch adds detection for the presence of search.h and if the header file
is not found, it uses an internal version of search.h and functions tsearch,
tfind, and tdestroy. The internal version is based on the source code from
FreeBSD and is compiled if and only if the configure script did not find the
search.h header file.
-- Jan Janak
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(Mantis #2525)
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now it will compile.
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Change various uses of time(NULL) to new MHD_monotonic_time() function to
make timeouts immune to the system real time clock changing. Leave one call
to time(2) which continues to use the real time for the HTTP Date: header.
If clock_gettime does not support CLOCK_MONOTONIC then fall through to
calling time(NULL) instead. This will be problematic if clock_gettime
sometimes fails and sometimes succeeds but that shouldn't happen.
The autoconf magic was lifted from
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/autoconf/2010-08/msg00035.html
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From:
Thomas Stalder <thomas@netsolux.ch>
To:
libmicrohttpd@gnu.org
Date:
Today 12:55:56
Attachments:
cygwin_plibc.patch
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Hello,
Cygwin provides POSIX emulation.
I think libmicrohttpd don't need PLIBC under cygwin.
I have removed the PLIBC dependency under cygwin with the attached patch.
I have made some tests and all seem to work fine.
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