fix: process request body once at EOS and correct status/filter bugs - #91
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- Move msc_process_request_body() into the handler phase (hook_request_late) instead of calling it per input-filter bucket - Register hook_request_late via ap_hook_handler (not fixups) and read the body with ap_setup_client_block()/ap_get_client_block() so the input filter runs; create the transaction context in hook_insert_filter if missing - Set r->status in addition to r->status_line so interventions return the configured HTTP status - Fix input_filter() calling ap_remove_output_filter() instead of ap_remove_input_filter() - Check apr_bucket_read() return value in output_filter() Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTransaction contexts now track request-body processing. Missing contexts are created during late request handling and input-filter setup. Apache reads and buffers request bodies before ModSecurity processes them. Response read failures and error status assignment are handled explicitly. ChangesRequest body processing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The request-processing change can consume and discard request bodies before the configured content handler runs, causing downstream handlers to see an empty body; read failures are also not converted into an error response. This is a high-impact correctness issue, so the PR is not ready to merge until the body-preservation and error-handling behavior is fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Apache
participant hook_request_late
participant input_filter
participant ModSecurity
Apache->>hook_request_late: invoke early request handler
hook_request_late->>Apache: configure client-block handling and read request body
Apache->>input_filter: deliver request-body buckets
input_filter->>ModSecurity: append body chunks to transaction
input_filter-->>hook_request_late: mark body complete at EOS
hook_request_late->>ModSecurity: process buffered request body
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In `@src/mod_security3.c`:
- Around line 405-435: Update the request-body handling around
ap_get_client_block in hook_request_late to preserve all consumed body data for
the configured content handler, using a replayable input-filter or equivalent
mechanism instead of discarding buffer contents. Detect the documented -1
read-error result and return an appropriate HTTP error, while preserving normal
body processing and intervention behavior.
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| /* Set up to read the request body. | ||
| * This is necessary to trigger the input filter which buffers the body. | ||
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| int rc = ap_setup_client_block(r, REQUEST_CHUNKED_ERROR); | ||
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| /* If there's a request body, read it to trigger the input filter */ | ||
| if (ap_should_client_block(r)) | ||
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| char buffer[HUGE_STRING_LEN]; | ||
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| /* Read body using the simpler ap_get_client_block API | ||
| * This should trigger our input filter for each chunk */ | ||
| while ((len = ap_get_client_block(r, buffer, sizeof(buffer))) > 0) | ||
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| /* The input filter intercepts this and appends to ModSecurity */ | ||
| /* We don't need to do anything with the data here */ | ||
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| /* Process request body. | ||
| * The input filter has buffered body data during ap_get_brigade above. | ||
| * Now we process it. This handler can properly return HTTP status codes | ||
| * for interventions, unlike the input filter. | ||
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| msc_process_request_body(msr->t); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve the request body for the configured content handler.
ap_get_client_block consumes each body chunk into buffer. The loop discards the chunks, then hook_request_late returns DECLINED, so the later content handler may receive EOF instead of the request body. The loop also ignores the documented -1 read-error result. Use a replayable input filter or another body-preservation mechanism, and return an HTTP error when ap_get_client_block returns -1.
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In `@src/mod_security3.c` around lines 405 - 435, Update the request-body handling
around ap_get_client_block in hook_request_late to preserve all consumed body
data for the configured content handler, using a replayable input-filter or
equivalent mechanism instead of discarding buffer contents. Detect the
documented -1 read-error result and return an appropriate HTTP error, while
preserving normal body processing and intervention behavior.
Summary
msc_process_request_body()into the handler phase (hook_request_late) and only buffering chunks in the input filterhook_request_lateviaap_hook_handler(notfixups) and read the body withap_setup_client_block()/ap_get_client_block()so the input filter actually runs; create the transaction context inhook_insert_filterif it doesn't exist yetr->statusin addition tor->status_lineso interventions return the configured HTTP status instead of a defaultinput_filter()callingap_remove_output_filter()instead ofap_remove_input_filter()apr_bucket_read()return value inoutput_filter()Test plan
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