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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe multipart parser now closes temporary file descriptors on destruction and chmod failure. It marks unfinished temporary file parts for deletion when file retention is disabled. A regression test covers truncated multipart bodies. ChangesMultipart cleanup and regression coverage
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44-44: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAssert cleanup for the truncated multipart request. This fixture was added with the cleanup fix, but it checks only the expected debug log and HTTP status. The parent implementation reaches the same missing-boundary error while leaving the in-progress upload descriptor and file behind. Run the request in an isolated upload directory, then assert that the directory is empty and the open-descriptor count returns to its baseline after transaction destruction.
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In `@src/request_body_processor/multipart.cc`:
- Line 48: Use -1 consistently as the invalid descriptor sentinel for the
multipart temporary file: initialize m_tmp_file_fd to -1, update isValid() to
accept descriptors >= 0, and change the cleanup checks in process_boundary() and
the destructor to close descriptors >= 0, including descriptor 0.
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In `@test/test-cases/regression/request-body-parser-multipart-truncated.json`:
- Line 44: Extend the truncated multipart regression test around the
missing-boundary case to run in an isolated upload directory, destroy the
transaction, and assert that the directory is empty and the open-descriptor
count matches its baseline. Preserve the existing debug-log and HTTP-status
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When SecUploadKeepFiles or SecTmpSaveUploadedFiles is enabled, each MULTIPART_FILE part is extracted to a temporary file in SecUploadDir. The file descriptor is closed and the file is marked for deletion in Multipart::process_boundary(), which is only reached when the boundary that terminates the part is seen. If the request body ends without the final boundary, the part that was still being built is left in Multipart::m_mpp: it is never pushed to Multipart::m_parts and process_boundary() is never called for it. The destructor of Multipart only marked the parts in m_parts for deletion, so the temporary file of the dangling part was neither closed nor unlinked. Since the shared_ptr to the MultipartPartTmpFile has been stored in Transaction::m_multipartPartTmpFiles, it survived until ~Transaction, where ~MultipartPartTmpFile closed the descriptor only inside the m_delete branch. The net effect was one leaked file descriptor and one orphaned file in SecUploadDir per request, which is trivially triggerable by a remote client sending a truncated multipart body. Three changes address this: - ~MultipartPartTmpFile() now always closes the descriptor when one is open, instead of doing it only when the file is also marked for deletion. - ~Multipart() applies the same mark-for-deletion treatment to m_mpp as it already does for the parts in m_parts. Multipart is a stack object in Transaction::processRequestBody(), so it is destroyed before m_multipartPartTmpFiles, and the mark is honoured when the shared_ptr is released. - MultipartPartTmpFile::Open() closes the descriptor before invalidating it when fchmod()/_chmod() fails, instead of just overwriting it with -1. - The descriptor is initialised to -1 and MultipartPartTmpFile::isValid() accepts any descriptor >= 0, so -1 is the only invalid value. Before, 0 was used as the unset marker and a descriptor 0 returned by mkstemp() would have been treated as not open. A regression test with a multipart body containing a file part and no final boundary is added; under valgrind --track-fds=yes the unfixed code reports an open descriptor for the temporary file at exit and leaves the file in SecUploadDir.
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~MultipartPartTmpFile()now always closes the temporary file descriptor when one is open, instead of only when the file is also marked for deletion.~Multipart()marks the temporary file of the part that was still being built (m_mpp) for deletion under the sameSecUploadKeepFilescondition already applied to the parts inm_parts.MultipartPartTmpFile::Open()closes the descriptor before invalidating it whenfchmod()/_chmod()fails.test/test-cases/regression/request-body-parser-multipart-truncated.json: a multipart body with a file part and no final boundary.why
SecTmpSaveUploadedFiles OnorSecUploadKeepFiles On, a file part is extracted to a temp file inSecUploadDir. Close and mark-for-deletion happen inprocess_boundary(), which is only reached when the boundary that ends the part is seen.m_mppnever reachesprocess_boundary()and~Multipart()only marked the parts inm_parts. Itsshared_ptrlives on inTransaction::m_multipartPartTmpFiles, and~MultipartPartTmpFile()only closed the fd inside them_deletebranch.SecUploadDir, triggerable by any client sending a truncated multipart body. In a long-lived nginx worker this ends in EMFILE and a full upload directory.RelevantOnly/ keep-files semantics are unchanged: all marking stays underm_uploadKeepFiles != TrueConfigBoolean.Evidence, unfixed tree,
libtool --mode=execute valgrind --leak-check=full --track-fds=yes ./regression_tests test-cases/regression/request-body-parser-multipart-truncated.json:With the fix:
FILE DESCRIPTORS: 3 open (3 std) at exit, no file left in/tmp.make check: TOTAL 5044, PASS 5028, SKIP 16, FAIL 0.references
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