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fix: hello command #233

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@lqxhub lqxhub commented Apr 4, 2025

修复 hello 命令 参数解析错误

因为现在不支持 ACL, 所以 AUTH 部分 跳过了 username

fix #202

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    • Improved the authentication command by enforcing a stricter argument validation. Users must now supply the complete set of parameters, ensuring that the password is provided in the correct position for a successful authentication.

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The change modifies the HelloCmd::DoCmd method in the admin command file to adjust how arguments are handled for the "AUTH" command. The implementation now subtracts an additional argument from the argument count, requires two extra arguments for proper authentication, and retrieves the password from a new index. The authentication state is set only after verifying that the password is correctly provided.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/cmd_admin.cc Updated HelloCmd::DoCmd for the "AUTH" command: adjusted calculation of more_args (using argc - next_arg - 1), changed check to require ≥2 extra arguments, updated password retrieval index, and incremented next_arg by 3 instead of 2.

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    participant C as Client
    participant H as HelloCmd
    C->>H: Send AUTH command with multiple arguments
    H->>H: Compute available arguments (argc - next_arg - 1)
    H->>H: Check if at least two extra arguments exist
    H->>H: Retrieve username and password from new indices
    H->>H: Validate password and then set authed state
    H-->>C: Authentication confirmed (if password matches)
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Validate client name does not contain spaces and SETNAME handling (#202) No modifications were made to client name validation or SETNAME logic.
Correct parameter handling for the AUTH command (#202) The PR adjusts argument count, password retrieval, and index incrementation appropriately.

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src/cmd_admin.cc (1)

235-239: Consider updating the comments to reflect current implementation.

The comment says "now only support hello auth password" but the code has been updated to expect a username parameter as well (even though it's not used yet). Consider updating the comment to clarify the current behavior.

 // TODO(marsevilspirit): support auth acl
 // like: hello 2 auth username password
-// now only support hello auth password
-// do not support username (need acl)
+// now expect hello auth username password format
+// but username is not used yet (need acl)
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src/cmd_admin.cc (4)

233-233: Adjusted argument counting to handle user parameter.

This line now subtracts an additional argument from the total count, which is correct for handling the new expected parameter format.


247-249: Correctly updated AUTH parameter handling for username support.

The condition now correctly requires at least 2 additional arguments (for username and password) instead of just 1. The commented-out line provides good context that the username parameter is expected but not yet used since ACL is not supported.


254-256: Improved authentication flow and argument handling.

The authentication state is now set only after verifying the password, which is more secure. The next_arg is incremented by 3 to correctly account for the AUTH command, username, and password parameters.


227-272:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify client compatibility with updated command format.

This change fixes the parameter parsing by properly handling the username parameter in the AUTH section, but it might affect existing clients that don't include a username parameter. Make sure this aligns with the intended fix for issue #202.


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# Look for existing uses of the HELLO command to verify compatibility
rg -A 2 -B 2 "hello.*auth" --glob="!src/cmd_admin.cc"

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Ensure Client Compatibility with Updated AUTH Parameter Format

The updated parsing now requires an extra parameter for the AUTH command (a placeholder for username, even though ACL isn’t supported) as per issue #202. However, existing client implementations (e.g., in src/client.cc) may still be issuing the AUTH command without this extra parameter. Please verify that the client-side logic or tests are updated accordingly, and ensure that using a dummy username does not break existing clients.

  • Confirm that clients now provide an additional parameter when invoking the AUTH command.
  • Review and update any client tests expecting the legacy format.
  • Validate that the integration between src/cmd_admin.cc and client usage in files like src/client.cc is consistent with the intended fix.

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LGTM!

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