Bug #2395: addHTTPAuth regex behaves crazy on PS3 (could be the same as on linux, rpi) - Movian

Bug #2395

addHTTPAuth regex behaves crazy on PS3 (could be the same as on linux, rpi)

Added by Leonid Protasov almost 6 years ago. Updated almost 6 years ago.

Status:

Fixed

Start date:

11/28/2014

Priority:

Normal

Due date:

Assignee:

Andreas Smas

% Done:

100%

Category:

General

Target version:

4.10

Found in version:

4.7.527

Platform:

PS3

Description

00:01:23.883: NET             [DEBUG]:Connecting fd 0xeb = 0x80010224 errno=36
00:01:23.884: netConnect      [DEBUG]:0x000000: 00 02 01 bb 40 eb 97 09  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00    [email protected]

Associated revisions

Revision 61370d6f
Added by Andreas Smas almost 6 years ago

Use same regex engine (trex) for all targets

Fixes #2395

Change included in version 4.9.9

History

#1 Updated by Leonid Protasov almost 6 years ago

Subject changed from netConnect errors on ps3 no matter if connection reuse is on/off (cfw 4.65) to req.setHeader won't work either plugin.addHTTPAuth('https://.*\.copy\.com', function(req) does

RPi and Linux are not affected. Only PS3. No matter JS or Duktape. Reproducible on copydotcom plugin. Headers are set like this:

             plugin.addHTTPAuth('https://.*\.copy\.com', function(req) {
                 req.setHeader('X-Api-Version', 1);
                 req.setHeader('Authorization', 'OAuth oauth_consumer_key="' + CONSUMER_KEY + '", ' +
                        'oauth_signature_method="PLAINTEXT", ' +
                        'oauth_nonce="' + showtime.md5digest(new Date().getTime()) + '", ' +
                        'oauth_timestamp="' + new Date().getTime() + '", ' +
                        'oauth_version="1.0", ' +
                        'oauth_token="' + store.access_token + '", ' +
                        'oauth_signature="' + CONSUMER_SECRET + '&' + store.access_secret + '"');
            });

#2 Updated by Leonid Protasov almost 6 years ago

On Linux it is:

00:03:46.003: JS              [DEBUG]:Add auth handler for ^https://.*.copy.com
00:03:46.003: HTTP            [DEBUG]:Reusing connection to api.copy.com:443 (id=7)
00:03:46.005: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> GET /rest/meta/ HTTP/1.1
00:03:46.005: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> Cookie: COPY_AUTH=%7B%22a%22%3A%22z%22%2C%22www.copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-1192c83f04ed7af4a1e45a9f203f4a1d309d5ded%22%2C%22apiweb.copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-1192c83f04ed7af4a1e45a9f203f4a1d309d5ded%22%2C%22copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-1192c83f04ed7af4a1e45a9f203f4a1d309d5ded%22%7D
00:03:46.005: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> Authorization: OAuth oauth_consumer_key="I8lxlFw7HtTjiCe8oKhHQlQPy9PsM527", oauth_signature_method="PLAINTEXT", oauth_nonce="fc8d325011396495bf5f0e46ac7b9054", oauth_timestamp="1416493716354", oauth_version="1.0", oauth_token="1aNo1GNudYbEfpWEofqM4VsrBdZXO72Q", oauth_signature="dfET0lUInz48z1sGLVkWPlOWJUaeMDkTNtYxipqhV6SCJnYV&nZuz7aNM9Hs0EaMlb8bA485fS0rhHC0lo5dDAYwlKzXGF5tx" 
00:03:46.005: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> X-Api-Version: 1
00:03:46.005: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> User-Agent: Showtime Linux/x86_64 4.7.527.g8ad51

On PS3 it is:

00:18:02.596: JS              [DEBUG]:Add auth handler for ^https://.*.copy.com
00:18:02.597: NET             [DEBUG]:Connecting fd 0x168 = 0x80010224 errno=36
00:18:02.597: netConnect      [DEBUG]:0x000000: 00 02 01 bb 40 eb 97 13  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00    [email protected]
00:18:02.730: HTTP            [DEBUG]:Connected to api.copy.com:443 (id=41)
00:18:02.730: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> GET /rest/meta/ HTTP/1.1
00:18:02.731: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> Cookie: COPY_AUTH=%7B%22a%22%3A%22z%22%2C%22www.copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-0c6359e63348bdb86ab2b7f81a9a6d445761549e%22%2C%22apiweb.copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-0c6359e63348bdb86ab2b7f81a9a6d445761549e%22%2C%22copy.com%22%3A%22ATU-0c6359e63348bdb86ab2b7f81a9a6d445761549e%22%7D
00:18:02.731: HTTP            [DEBUG]:> User-Agent: Showtime PS3 4.7.527.g8ad51.dirty

#3 Updated by Leonid Protasov almost 6 years ago

Subject changed from req.setHeader won't work either plugin.addHTTPAuth('https://.*\.copy\.com', function(req) does to addHTTPAuth regex behaves crazy on PS3 (could be the same as on linux, rpi)