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…HTTP/2 listener refuses The on_stream_headers callback of the HTTP/3 listener called the router with no check on the request line. A method that Bun does not have ran the fetch handler as GET, and a :path with a control byte or without a leading slash reached a route. The callback now answers on the stream, before the router and before the automatic 100 Continue. It answers 501 to a token that is not one of Bun's methods in uppercase. It answers 400 to a malformed :method or :path, to a :path with CONNECT, and to a request with no authority. The predicates are the ones the HTTP/2 listener uses, moved to Utilities.h. Both listeners now scan :path 8 bytes at a time.
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WalkthroughHTTP/3 now validates request methods, paths, and authority before continue handling or routing. HTTP/2 uses the enclosing method lookup. Tests cover malformed and supported request forms in both protocols. ChangesHTTP Request Validation
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Review comments at @packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Context.h:
- Line 38: Update Http3Request header handling before the
http3RequestLineRefusal check to preserve the literal Host value separately from
:authority; return 400 when both are non-empty and differ, and continue using
Host as the fallback when :authority is absent.
Review comments at @test/js/bun/http/serve-http3.test.ts:
- Line 1968: Update the independent request-line tests in the HTTP/3 test suite
to use `test.concurrent`, including the test identified by “501 for a method
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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The matching Bun source is `packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Request.h`. A recent Bun change says `Http3Request` reads the decoded header list, and trims leading/trailing whitespace from header values—including `:authority`, which Bun exposes as `Host`. ([git.seppjm.com](https://git.seppjm.com/mirrors/bun.sh?utm_source=openai))
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Compare the original :authority and Host fields before routing.
The QUIC decoder retains both fields in the decoded header list. Http3Request then stores :authority as authority, while getHeader("host") returns only that value. A conflicting literal Host value is not compared.
A request with valid method and path but different authority values can therefore pass http3RequestLineRefusal and reach routing. Preserve the literal Host value separately and return 400 when both non-empty values differ. Keep Host as the fallback when :authority is absent.
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Review comment at @packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Context.h at line 38:
Update Http3Request header handling before the http3RequestLineRefusal check to
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Run the independent request-line tests concurrently.
These three tests create separate temporary directories and servers. Use test.concurrent for each test unless a shared QUIC fixture requires sequential execution. As per coding guidelines, “When multiple tests in the same file spawn processes or write files, make them concurrent with test.concurrent or describe.concurrent unless it's very difficult to make them concurrent.”
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Review comment at @test/js/bun/http/serve-http3.test.ts at line 1968:
Update the independent request-line tests in the HTTP/3 test suite to use
`test.concurrent`, including the test identified by “501 for a method that is
not one of Bun's, in any case, on every kind of route.” Keep them sequential
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the isKnownMethod relaxation in Utilities.h (first byte uppercase plus the Bun__HTTPMethod__from lookup): every entry in METHOD_MAP in src/http_types/Method.rs is either all-uppercase or all-lowercase, so mixed-case and lowercase spellings still miss, matching the old [A-Z-]* loop for the current table. The 8-byte memcpy scan in hasControlOrSpace only runs while end - p >= 8 with a byte-wise tail, so it does not read past the peer-supplied :path.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves the HTTP/2 request-line predicates into Utilities.h, adds an HTTP/3 refusal (400/501) before router dispatch in Http3Context.h, and adds tests; it touches request parsing of untrusted peer input on two transports. Two confirmed findings are posted inline (CONNECT-with-:path now refused over HTTP/3 and the remaining HTTP/2-vs-HTTP/3 authority/Host gap), so this is not an approval; this note only records the two adjacent concerns that were examined and ruled out.
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🟡 (optional) Bun's own fetch sending method CONNECT to a Bun.serve HTTP/3 listener now gets "400 Bad Request" where the base returned the handler's response. Bun's HTTP/3 client sends :path and :scheme with CONNECT, and validPathForMethod at Utilities.h:92 now returns path.empty() for CONNECT, so http3RequestLineRefusal answers 400 at Utilities.h:108 before the router. Fix: make the client omit :path and :scheme for CONNECT per RFC 9114 §4.3.1 in the same PR, or accept CONNECT with :path over HTTP/3 until the client is fixed; the new test pins fetchConnect: 400 instead of the client bug.
Why this was flagged
Anyone calling fetch("https://host/x", { method: "CONNECT" }) from Bun to a Bun.serve({ http3: true }) server, or any client that sends Extended CONNECT with :path (RFC 9220 WebSocket/WebTransport), hits Http3Context.h:38. The PR's own test (serve-http3.test.ts, "Bun's fetch sends :scheme and :path with CONNECT") shows Bun's client emits :path on CONNECT. On the base branch there was no path check and the router dispatched the request, returning the handler's status. Now Utilities.h:92 if (method == "CONNECT") return path.empty(); fails, Utilities.h:108 returns "400 Bad Request", and the stream ends before any handler runs. The dismissal cites HTTP/2 parity, but the HTTP/2 listener never accepted CONNECT with :path, so no Bun-to-Bun CONNECT ever worked there; over HTTP/3 it did and it breaks for every such request. The remedy is to fix the client's CONNECT header block (omit :path, :scheme) in the same change or keep the HTTP/3 verdict until it is.
Verification: A Bun process calls fetch(url, { method: "CONNECT", protocol: "http3" }) against a Bun.serve({ http3: true }) server. Bun's HTTP/3 client emits :scheme and :path for every method, so the check at packages/bun-uws/src/Utilities.h:92 fails and Utilities.h:108 returns "400 Bad Request". On the base Http3Context.h had no such check and the router dispatched the CONNECT to the handler.
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🟣 pre-existing, not blocking: HTTP/3 clients can still send a literal Host that contradicts :authority, userinfo in :authority, or no :scheme and be routed, while the same request is reset over HTTP/2; the new shared predicate leaves this sibling gap open. http3RequestLineRefusal at packages/bun-uws/src/Utilities.h:106-110 only tests authority.empty(), and packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Context.h:38 passes req.getHeader("host"), which Http3Request.h:38-45 already collapsed to :authority, so the contradiction is invisible to the check. Fix: pass :authority and the literal Host separately and run the same validPseudoHeaderTarget rules (authority != host, '@' in authority) for HTTP/3 so one predicate guards both transports.
A small fix can ride a push you are already making; otherwise a short reply is enough.
Why this was flagged
An HTTP/3 client sends :authority: a.example plus host: b.example, or :authority: user@ a.example. packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Request.h:36-45 stores :authority and ignores the literal Host when :authority is present, so getHeader("host") at packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Context.h:38 returns only :authority. http3RequestLineRefusal at packages/bun-uws/src/Utilities.h:106-110 checks authority.empty() and nothing else, so the request is routed and req.url is built from :authority. The HTTP/2 listener rejects both via validPseudoHeaderTarget at packages/bun-uws/src/Utilities.h:97-103 (authority != host, authority.find('@')) and resets the stream at Http2Context.h:1693-1695. The PR's title promises that HTTP/3 refuses what HTTP/2 refuses and the new helpers sit side by side in Utilities.h, yet the h3 predicate was written without those two clauses; the repository review rule to enforce a security gate through one shared predicate across h2/h3 is what the dismissal set aside as scope. The remedy is to feed the literal Host and :authority separately into the shared predicate for HTTP/3.
Verification: Pre-existing. Any HTTP/3 peer sends :authority: a.example plus host: b.example, :authority: user@ a.example, or omits :scheme. packages/bun-uws/src/Utilities.h:106-110 http3RequestLineRefusal only tests authority.empty(); Http3Context.h:38 passes req.getHeader("host"), and the request is routed. The base commit's Http3Context.h had no request-line check at all.
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Bun.serve({ http3: true })routes every request line.:method: BREWrunsfetchasGET, and a static route serves it.:path: /guar<HTAB>dedreachesfetchas/guarded, past the/guardedroute.on_stream_headerscallback (packages/bun-uws/src/Http3Context.h:40) calls the router with no check. The HTTP/2 listener refuses these lines since Bun.serve http2: reject the request bytes the HTTP/1 parser rejects #40676.Fix
100 Continue.501: a token that is not a Bun method in uppercase.400: a malformed:methodor:path, a:pathwith CONNECT, no authority.Utilities.h. HTTP/2 verdicts,req.urland route matching do not change.test/js/bun/http/serve-http3.test.ts, 3 new tests (2 fail on 1.4.2) that assert which handlers ran. Alsoserve-http2-protocol.test.tsandserve-http2.test.ts.Background
:methodand:pathas length-prefixed strings, so any byte can arrive.Request.methodis one of 36 methods.quic.crefuses a header block with CR, LF or NUL and closes the connection. This check answers one stream.quic.c, which closes the connection, and a method id on every transport (uws: resolve a request method to its id inline #44510), which still needs this check.Downsides
curl -X patchand a browserfetchsendpatchas written, which worked as PATCH.fetchwithmethod: "CONNECT"over HTTP/3 now gets 400, was 200. The client sends:pathwith CONNECT.Notes
Scope. This PR is the whole request-line check of the HTTP/3 listener. No user reported the HTTP/3 case. It is the HTTP/3 follow-up to #40676, whose notes record that HTTP/3 has no pseudo-header validation. The HTTP/3 listener is experimental and opt-in.
Verdicts by transport. One port with HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3. Routes:
/guardedwith a GET and a POST arm,/static, and afetchhandler. Release builds of main 47ba1c8 and of this PR.BREW /echofetchseesGETBREW /staticget /guardedpatch /echofetchseesPATCHGET https://other.invalid/staticreq.urlishttps://other.invalid/staticGET /guar<HTAB>dedfetchsees/guardedGET /a bfetchsees/a%20bGET xstatic:authorityreq.urlis/echoCONNECT /staticCONNECT localhost:443, no pathfetchOPTIONS *HTTP/1.1 is not changed here. With other route tables,
BREW /x HTTP/1.1runsfetchasGET(#18406, #6556). #44510 and the branch stacked on it address that.Layers.
quic.cowns the shape of the header block and the bytes that make it malformed: CR, LF, NUL, an uppercase name. lsquic then closes the connection (the new test showsERR_QUIC_APPLICATION_ERROR 270for CR in:path). The callback owns the 501 and the rules on values, and it answers one stream with a status.Other work at this line
:path400 at the same line. That part is included here, with two different verdicts.OPTIONS *is served, as over HTTP/2 (#37600 answers 400). CONNECT without:pathgets the 404 of the router, as over HTTP/2 (#37600 answers 400). Itsreq.urlpart is not included.isKnownMethodinUtilities.hbecomes a test of the id.:pathcheck together with a path normalizer in the router. The objection was to the normalizer: "bespoke normalizing it differently in uWS is not a good idea". This PR normalizes nothing.quic.c. It closes the connection for some lines that get 400 here (for example a control byte in:path) and for DEL, which is served here. The PR that lands second updates those rows.:path. They pass a flag tovalidPseudoHeaderTarget. After this PR the flag goes tovalidPathForMethod.req.urlthrough one function. Independent: the two merge without conflict.quic.crefusals into stream resets. Independent.The review thread this follows. On #40137 alii asked for the
:pathrule of HTTP/2 and wrote that #37600 "adds the same check on the h3 side in Http3Context.h, so a shared helper next tovalidFieldNamewould let both transports use one copy". Jarred replied: "Happy to hoist the helper next to validFieldName for #37600 to share." That thread covers origin-form and*with OPTIONS. The 501, the token rule, the byte rule and CONNECT with:pathfollow #40676.Still served over HTTP/3 and reset over HTTP/2 (not changed here): a request without
:scheme, userinfo in:authority, a Host that differs from:authority,:protocolor:statusin a request, CONNECT with:scheme, 0x01 or ESC in a field value,content-length: 5on a stream that ends with its header block. These are rules on the field list. #37649 has the header-block ones.Not changed here
/x/../guardedreachesfetchas/guardedon all three transports (Bun.serve routes: matching uses the raw request-target but req.url is dot-segment-normalised (..reaches a :param route;#lands in params) #44176).OPTIONS *runs a/route, withreq.url === "*", over HTTP/2 and HTTP/3. HTTP/1.1 answers 400.node:http2server of Bun has its own parser and serves 8 of these lines. Node refuses them. A separate fix is in progress.Questions for the reviewer
OPTIONS *stays served over HTTP/3, as over HTTP/2. Bun.serve HTTP/3: validate :path and :authority before building req.url #37600 answers 400, as HTTP/1.1 does. Which one is wanted?:pathstays a 404 from the router, as over HTTP/2. Bun.serve HTTP/3: validate :path and :authority before building req.url #37600 answers 400.:authorityand a Host that differs from:authoritystay served over HTTP/3 (a test pins userinfo since Robustness and input-handling pass across install, shell, TLS/QUIC, HTTP/3, SQL and crypto #37669). HTTP/2 resets both.Cost
GET /, +142 with a 42-byte:path, 2,894 for a 2,048-byte:path(about 1.4 per byte). The method lookup is one call of 23 instructions forGET. No allocation and no syscall.:pathis now scanned 8 bytes at a time: 168 to 152 instructions forGET /, 373 to 217 with a 42-byte:path, 10,403 to 2,968 with a 2,048-byte:path. Astatic_assertpins the word test for every byte value in every position.llvm-size, merge base against PR): 105,989,607 to 105,989,863 bytes, +256.h3blast, main 47ba1c8 against this PR. Release builds on one machine. Three servers stay up on the same two CPUs: main, a byte-identical copy of main, and the PR.
packages/h3blast(2 threads, 4 connections, 32 streams) runs against one server at a time in 2 s slices, and the order rotates each cycle. The columns are the median req/s of main, then the median per-cycle ratio to main with a bootstrap 95% interval. 0 errors, 2xx only.GET /hifetchhandlerGET /fetchhandler, 16 browser request headersThe machine is a shared VM with about 29% steal time, so the identical copy shows its noise floor. The PR is inside that floor in every row. Server CPU time per request (
/proc/<pid>/task/*/schedstat), PR against main: +1.5% (+0.1 .. +3.0), +0.3% (-0.9 .. +2.0), -3.0% (-5.0 .. -0.1), +1.0% (-2.3 .. +2.8) for the four rows. The identical copy: +0.4%, -0.1%, +0.2%, +1.1%. A request costs the server 5.9 µs (static) to 21 µs on this machine, and 78 instructions are about 0.3% of the smallest. h3blast needs a small file with the BoringSSL allocator hooks to link against the release objects.Tests
quic.c, 44 are routed.returnafter the refusal (2 tests fail on the handler calls), the 501 decided before the 400 rules (1 test fails), a weaker token rule (1 test fails), a changed constant in the word test (does not compile).serve-http3.test.ts82 pass,serve-http2-protocol.test.ts202 pass,serve-http2.test.ts93 pass.