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fix(security): request-scoped transport pinning and managed-write symlink refusal - #5264
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates proxy applicability and DNS transport decisions. It also adds no-follow atomic writes, symlink validation, regression tests, and documentation for managed integration configuration writes. ChangesProxy-aware outbound routing
Managed-write symlink safety
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderOutboundRequest
participant ProxyEnvironment
participant DestinationResolver
participant ConfiguredOutboundFetch
ProviderOutboundRequest->>ProxyEnvironment: determine effective proxy and binding proxy
ProviderOutboundRequest->>DestinationResolver: resolve using proxy applicability
DestinationResolver-->>ProviderOutboundRequest: pinned result or DNS error
ProviderOutboundRequest->>ConfiguredOutboundFetch: use proxy fallback only when proxy applies
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participant IntegrationOperation
participant ConfigIO
participant AtomicWriteFileNoFollow
participant ConfigTarget
IntegrationOperation->>ConfigIO: inspect and write managed target
ConfigIO->>ConfigTarget: lstat named entry
ConfigTarget-->>ConfigIO: regular, missing, or symlink
ConfigIO->>AtomicWriteFileNoFollow: validate and replace final entry
AtomicWriteFileNoFollow-->>IntegrationOperation: success or unsafe-target error
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Configured SOCKS traffic can bypass the intended proxy path, and managed configuration reads can be redirected outside their target directory. These security-sensitive defects and required missing checks should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Resolution Align all fake-IP admission with the same request-scoped Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 36.84% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 19 functions across 8 files. (4 skipped: 4 unsupported.)
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| ## Review findings on current dev (beyond the carried diffs) | ||
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| - #5087's carried model counted a non-SOCKS `ALL_PROXY` for `http:` targets on | ||
| POSIX only. The repository's own provider-outbound e2e drives that exact | ||
| request through the proxy and runs green on the Windows shard too, so the |
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This newly tracked _plan document records active security review findings, transport-boundary reasoning, and pre-merge verification details while the fix is still awaiting hosted CI. Repository policy explicitly requires unreleased security findings and pre-disclosure patch reasoning to remain in scratch space rather than devlog/; remove this file from the commit and retain the notes under .tmp/ until a publishable post-fix outcome exists.
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| // every platform the CI matrix covers (the provider-outbound e2e proves the | ||
| // request reaches the proxy); https: targets only ever use the socks5 wrapper. | ||
| expect(effectiveProxyFor(http, { ALL_PROXY: "http://p:7" })).toBe("http://p:7"); | ||
| expect(effectiveProxyFor(http, { all_proxy: "http://p:7b" })).toBe("http://p:7b"); |
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http://p:7b is not a valid proxy URL because 7b occupies the port position and is nonnumeric, so new URL(raw) throws and effectiveProxyFor correctly returns null; the focused provider test therefore fails deterministically instead of verifying lowercase all_proxy. Use a numeric port or move 7b into the hostname.
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…e request Carries the proxy-applies decision onto current dev and tightens the cases exact-head review found uncovered. The DNS-pinned provider transport used to leave pinning whenever ANY proxy variable was present (outboundProxyConfigured). Presence is not application: with only a scheme-mismatched variable set, an https: request still downgraded to the unpinned fetch even though Bun fetch would never use that proxy for it, and a local DNS failure silently degraded to the same unpinned fetch. The benchmark/fake-IP admission, the transport downgrade, the DNS-failure degradation and the private-network NO_PROXY demand now key on one snapshot: whether a proxy actually applies to this request (a usable, scheme-matched proxy variable that NO_PROXY does not exempt). effectiveProxyFor models that decision. Two corrections to the carried model: a non-SOCKS ALL_PROXY counts for plain http: targets on every CI platform, not just POSIX — the provider-outbound e2e drives that exact request through the proxy on Linux, macOS and Windows — and a present-but-unusable scheme-matched variable fails closed instead of falling through to ALL_PROXY, because no usable proxy is guaranteed either way and keeping the pinned transport is the safe direction. The Mihomo IPv6 fake-IP gate deliberately does not move to the new snapshot. Its documented condition is stricter — a scheme-matched variable or a SOCKS5 ALL_PROXY, with a non-SOCKS ALL_PROXY never counting — and admission pins the fetch to that value explicitly, so it now reads schemeMatchedProxyFor. That keeps every documented and tested #3462 behaviour byte-identical, including a SOCKS URL written into a scheme variable remaining a valid explicit binding. Regressions pin a scheme-mismatched variable keeping the pinned transport with benchmark answers rejected, a NO_PROXY match keeping it, a mismatched variable not demanding NO_PROXY for private providers, a DNS failure with only a mismatched variable surfacing instead of degrading, and the degradation surviving for the proxy that genuinely applies. Every caller of providerOutboundGet/Post — provider discovery, the model-catalog gather, quota probes, ollama show and the management model-refresh routes — shares this single decision function. The main inference dispatch and OAuth token exchange do not use the DNS-pinned transport today and are unchanged. Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
Carries the managed-target symlink refusal onto current dev, without the src/config.ts re-export — that file sits exactly at its file-size ratchet cap, and the only consumer imports the leaf directly. A managed client configuration lives in a directory another process can write, and the writer used to resolve a symlink at the final path component both when inspecting the target and when committing the atomic replacement. A symlink swapped in between read and write could redirect the write — and the ownership journal's confidence — onto a file the integration does not manage. Three layers now refuse that. loadTarget probes the named directory entry without following it whenever the IO exposes a no-follow probe, so apply, refresh, disable and restore all classify a symlinked target as unsafe before any write is planned; the Aside profile guard forwards that probe so the per-profile path keeps the same boundary. fileIO.writeText rejects a non-regular entry up front. And the atomic commit replaces the named directory entry itself: a new atomicWriteFileNoFollow resolves only the parent (an OS alias above the configured root stays legitimate) and re-validates the target inside the write immediately before the rename, so a link exchanged after validation is refused rather than followed. A swap past the last check can only replace the named entry, never redirect through it. Regressions pin an omo catalog symlink refused at rest with its target byte-identical, a symlink swapped in during apply's snapshot window refused with no ownership recorded, a Cline pair member exchanged for a symlink at the write boundary unable to redirect the replacement, and disable and restore each refusing a symlinked target while leaving the linked file alone. Refresh shares the apply observation and write path, so it inherits the same refusals. Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
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리뷰 · 우선순위 62 / 80이 PR은 보안 경계를 두 곳에서 고칩니다. 첫째, 프로바이더로 나가는 요청이 DNS에 고정된 연결을 언제 풀지 정합니다. 예전에는 프록시 환경 변수가 “하나라도 있으면” 고정을 풀었습니다. 그런데 HTTP용 변수만 있고 HTTPS로 가는 요청이면, 실제로는 그 프록시를 안 쓰는데도 고정을 풀고 직접 나가 버릴 수 있었습니다. 이제는 “이 요청에 정말 쓰일 프록시가 있는가”를 한 스냅샷으로 보고, fake-IP 허용·고정 해제·DNS 실패 시 풀어 주기·사설망 NO_PROXY 요구까지 같은 기준으로 맞춥니다. Mihomo IPv6 fake-IP는 문서에 적힌 더 빡센 조건( 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 스킴 변수에 넣은 SOCKS를 Mihomo 바인딩으로 인정할지입니다. 인정하면 전송( 너의 추천 요청 단위 핀닝과 심링크 거부 방향은 맞고, 스킴 불일치·NO_PROXY·DNS 실패 양방향·disable/restore 회귀도 핵심을 집습니다. 머지 전에 (1) 스킴 변수 SOCKS의 인정/전송을 한쪽으로 맞추고, (2) 보안 작업 메모를 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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- Around line 61-62: Update the verification plan to require running bun run
test:changed, bun run typecheck, and bun run privacy:scan before merge,
replacing the current statement that checks were not run.
In `@src/integrations/config-io.ts`:
- Around line 251-256: Add a descriptor-backed, no-follow read capability and
use it in loadTarget and Cline’s readPair flow. Open each final path once with
no-follow semantics, verify the opened descriptor is a regular file, and read
from that descriptor instead of calling pathname-based statKind/readText;
preserve existing read-failed and not-regular-file classifications, and ensure
subsequent parsing and comparisons use the descriptor-bound content.
In `@src/lib/provider-outbound.ts`:
- Around line 198-254: The outbound proxy applicability decision must include
valid scheme-specific SOCKS bindings from schemeMatchedProxyFor, not only
effectiveProxy. Update the proxyApplies logic and related DNS-fallback/normal
configuredOutboundFetch paths so an accepted SOCKS binding is treated as
applicable and passed through consistently, while preserving NO_PROXY behavior
and existing Mihomo IPv6 admission rules.
In `@tests/clients/integrations-writer.test.ts`:
- Around line 162-176: Add Windows-capable coverage for the final-link
protection cases in the Omo and Cline integration tests, using file symlinks and
a runner setup that permits symlink creation rather than directory junctions.
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This cohort changes request routing across multiple src/ files. Run bun run test:changed, bun run typecheck, and bun run privacy:scan before merge. The repository requires changed-file tests for multi-file changes and a privacy scan for request-related changes.
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| const named = io.lstatKind?.(configPath); | ||
| // A failed probe is uncertainty, not evidence about the entry's shape: it | ||
| // keeps the read-failed classification the follow-probe would have produced. | ||
| if (named === "failed") return { ok: false, why: "read-failed" }; | ||
| if (named !== undefined && named !== "file" && named !== "missing") { | ||
| return { ok: false, why: "not-regular-file" }; |
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-367 — Time-of-check Time-of-use (TOCTOU) Race Condition
Prevent symlink TOCTOU reads in loadTarget. loadTarget checks the final entry with lstatKind, then calls pathname-based statKind and readText (src/integrations/config-io.ts:245-266). fileIO implements these with lstatSync, statSync, and readFileSync (src/integrations/config-io.ts:274-289). A caller of the management API can trigger these flows, while an attacker with write access to the managed directory can replace the entry with a symlink between calls and cause content outside the managed directory to be read.
The writer's later compare-before-commit check also follows the pathname, so it does not validate the original inode. The no-follow write protection prevents redirecting the write, but it does not prevent the outside file from being parsed, snapshotted, or used to build the next configuration.
Cline has the same race. Its readPair checks each path with kind and then calls base.readText (src/integrations/cline-io.ts:36-45). Its statKind and readText both invoke readPair (src/integrations/cline-io.ts:115-129).
Add a descriptor-backed no-follow read capability. Open each final entry once with no-follow semantics, verify the descriptor refers to a regular file, and read from that descriptor. Route Cline's pair reads through the same capability.
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descriptor-backed, no-follow read capability and use it in loadTarget and
Cline’s readPair flow. Open each final path once with no-follow semantics,
verify the opened descriptor is a regular file, and read from that descriptor
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| @@ -216,7 +226,7 @@ async function providerOutboundRequest( | |||
| // proof is on the final request URL — not the provider name — because an | |||
| // OAuth/forward name matches any baseUrl by design while the bearer is | |||
| // pinned to the registry destination independently. | |||
| allowBenchmarkAddresses: (proxyConfigured && !noProxyMatches(parsed)) | |||
| allowBenchmarkAddresses: proxyApplies | |||
| || transparentFakeIpException(url, parsed, isCanonicalUrl, name), | |||
| // Mihomo IPv6 fake-IP (fdfe:dcba:9876::/48) answers are admitted either when bound | |||
| // to a scheme-matched proxy (#3462) or under the TUN transparency exception for a | |||
| @@ -229,21 +239,21 @@ async function providerOutboundRequest( | |||
| if (!dnsResolutionFailed) { | |||
| throw new ProviderOutboundPolicyError(error instanceof Error ? error.message : "provider destination was blocked"); | |||
| } | |||
| if (!proxyConfigured) throw error; | |||
| if (!proxyApplies) throw error; | |||
| warnProxyBoundaryOnce(); | |||
| warnProxyDnsDegradationOnce(); | |||
| return configuredOutboundFetch(url, { ...init, method, redirect: "manual" }); | |||
| } | |||
| // A canonical TUN exception with no scheme-matched proxy must retain the | |||
| // validated address, even when an unrelated HTTP_PROXY/ALL_PROXY is present. | |||
| if (proxyConfigured && !resolved.privateNetwork && (effectiveProxy !== null || !allowMihomoIpv6FakeIp)) { | |||
| if (proxyApplies && !resolved.privateNetwork) { | |||
| warnProxyBoundaryOnce(); | |||
| // When the Mihomo exception could have admitted an answer, pin the transport to the | |||
| // proxy the admission assumed instead of letting fetch re-infer it from the environment. | |||
| const proxy = (allowMihomoIpv6FakeIp && effectiveProxy) ? effectiveProxy : undefined; | |||
| const proxy = (allowMihomoIpv6FakeIp && bindingProxy) ? bindingProxy : undefined; | |||
| return configuredOutboundFetch(url, { ...init, method, redirect: "manual", ...(proxy ? { proxy } : {}) }); | |||
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Route scheme-specific SOCKS proxies consistently. HTTPS_PROXY=socks5://... makes effectiveProxyFor return null, but schemeMatchedProxyFor accepts the same value as a valid binding. Mihomo IPv6 fake-IP admission then succeeds, while proxyApplies remains false, so the request skips configuredOutboundFetch and reaches pinnedGet without SOCKS.
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| test.skipIf(process.platform === "win32")("refuses an omo catalog symlink without changing its target", () => { | ||
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| const victim = join(dirname(home), "victim.json"); | ||
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| expect(store.listOperations("omo")).toHaveLength(0); | ||
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Add optional Windows coverage for final-link protection.
The Omo and Cline regressions skip on Windows, so they provide no Windows evidence for these protections. Add equivalent file-symlink tests with symlink-capable runner permissions. A directory junction is not equivalent for these file-target cases.
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In `@tests/clients/integrations-writer.test.ts` around lines 162 - 176, Add
Windows-capable coverage for the final-link protection cases in the Omo and
Cline integration tests, using file symlinks and a runner setup that permits
symlink creation rather than directory junctions. Preserve the assertions that
the integration is unsafe, apply fails, the target file remains unchanged, and
no operations are recorded.
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…xy decision (#5269) Review on #5264 caught the inconsistency this closes. A SOCKS URL written into a scheme-matched variable (HTTPS_PROXY=socks5://...) was accepted by schemeMatchedProxyFor as an explicit fake-IP binding, while effectiveProxyFor rejected it as unusable, so admission opened the Mihomo IPv6 gate and the transport decision kept the DNS-pinned path: the request pin-connected to a fake-IP address only the proxy can resolve. Dev before #5264 admitted and bound the same value, so the merged state was a regression in consistency, not a deliberate tightening. effectiveProxyFor now returns a SOCKS scheme-matched value as applying, the same side of the decision schemeMatchedProxyFor already took: admission binds it explicitly and the transport follows through configuredOutboundFetch's SOCKS path. Non-SOCKS unusable values keep failing closed with no ALL_PROXY fall-through. The regression drives an https target with HTTPS_PROXY=socks5://... and a fake-IP answer: admission must open, and the request must ride the proxy (the unreachable loopback proxy rejects) rather than pin-connect. The effectiveProxyFor selection test moves SOCKS scheme values to the applying side, and the symlink regression files gain the one-line rationale for their Windows skip that review asked for.
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Summary
Lane B of the meaning-preservation and request-scoped safety batch
(
devlog/_plan/260920_meaning_preservation_batch/000_plan.md): tworequest-scoped safety fixes on one branch, carried from the existing
contributor pull requests with
Co-authored-by: luvs01trailers on thebranch commits and tightened against current
dev.Closes #5087
Closes #5241
Transport pinning decided per request, not per configuration. The
DNS-pinned provider transport used to leave pinning whenever ANY proxy
variable was present. Presence is not application: a scheme-mismatched
variable, an unusable variable value, or a local DNS failure could each
produce an unintended unpinned direct fetch, and a private provider could be
told to add NO_PROXY for a proxy its requests would never use. Every decision
point in
providerOutboundRequest— benchmark/fake-IP admission, thetransport downgrade, the DNS-failure degradation and the private-network
NO_PROXY demand — now keys on one snapshot: whether a proxy actually applies
to this request. Scope of the changed decision: every
providerOutboundGet/Postcaller shares it — provider discovery, themodel-catalog gather modules, quota probes, ollama show and the management
model-refresh routes. The main inference dispatch (
providerFetch) andOAuth token exchange (
src/oauth/*, bare global fetch) do not use theDNS-pinned transport today and are unchanged by this PR.
Two boundaries were set deliberately after reviewing current
dev:ALL_PROXYcounts for plainhttp:targets on every CIplatform (the carried model gated this to POSIX, but the repository's own
provider-outbound e2e drives that exact request through the proxy on the
Windows shard too). For
https:targets a non-SOCKSALL_PROXYstilldoes not count — the pinned transport is kept, which is the fail-closed
direction.
(scheme-matched variable or SOCKS5
ALL_PROXY) via a dedicatedschemeMatchedProxyFor, so the documented and tested [Bug] Model discovery blocked by destination policy under Clash/Mihomo IPv6 fake-ip (fdfe:dcba:9876::/48) #3462 behaviour isbyte-identical and the provider docs in every shipped locale stay true. An
unusable scheme-matched value is not a binding: admitting a fake-IP answer
against it would pin-connect to an address nothing can resolve.
Managed configuration writes never follow a terminal symlink. Managed
client configs live in directories other processes can write, and the writer
used to resolve a symlink at the final path component both when inspecting
the target and when committing the atomic replacement, so a link swapped in
between read and write could redirect the write onto an unmanaged file. Three
layers now refuse that:
loadTargetprobes the named directory entrywithout following it whenever the IO exposes a no-follow probe, so apply,
refresh, disable and restore all classify a symlinked target as unsafe before
any write is planned;
fileIO.writeTextrejects a non-regular entry upfront; and the atomic commit replaces the named directory entry itself via a
new
atomicWriteFileNoFollow, re-validating inside the write immediatelybefore the rename. The Aside profile guard forwards the no-follow probe, and
the Cline paired-file writer inherits the same boundary through the shared
base IO.
Differences from the carried pull requests, beyond rebasing:
ALL_PROXYplatform gate dropped (see above); present-but-unusablescheme-matched variables fail closed instead of falling through to
ALL_PROXY.surfaces the DNS error instead of degrading to an unpinned fetch; a
scheme-matched proxy keeps the degradation.
src/config.tsre-export was dropped: that file sits exactlyat its file-size ratchet cap, and the only consumer imports the leaf
directly.
target and leaves the linked file byte-identical.
Security-boundary statement: this PR changes no credential or token handling,
no workflow permissions, and no logging surface. New refusal messages name
filesystem paths only, consistent with the existing integration refusal
messages. Both items harden security boundaries (request-scoped transport
pinning; managed-write symlink refusal) and are per MAINTAINERS.md in the
category that calls for explicit security review.
Verification
ocxruns: NOTRUN (batch lane rule). Verification is static source review plus exact-head
hosted CI on this branch.
dev: the single changed decisionfunction reaches every discovery/quota/catalog/management caller listed
above; the Aside and Cline write paths funnel through the defended
fileIOwriteText andloadTarget; the existing provider-outbound e2econtract (ALL_PROXY
http:reaches the proxy) is preserved on everyplatform.
(
src/config.tsleft byte-identical), no new test files were added (testlayout inventories unchanged), and nothing exhaustive over a union was
restated — locale catalogs, the Mihomo gate documentation in all shipped
locales, rosters and generated counts all remain accurate as written.
scheme-mismatch, NO_PROXY match, private-network NO_PROXY demand, DNS
failure both directions,
effectiveProxyFor/schemeMatchedProxyForselection rules, symlink at rest and swapped during apply, Cline pair
member exchange at the write boundary, and disable/restore refusing a
symlinked target.
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ALL_PROXY; unusable matching proxy settings fail safely.Documentation