9 categories: PDU, Params, Login, Discovery, SCSI, DataIO, Session,
Target, Integration. 2,183 lines. All 229 tests pass (164 dev + 55 QA).
No new production bugs found.
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1. Discovery session nil handler crash: reject SCSI commands with
Reject PDU when s.scsi is nil (discovery sessions have no target).
2. CmdSN window enforcement: validate incoming CmdSN against
[ExpCmdSN, MaxCmdSN] using serial arithmetic. Drop out-of-window
commands per RFC 7143 section 4.2.2.1.
3. Data-Out buffer offset validation: enforce BufferOffset == received
for ordered data (DataPDUInOrder=Yes). Prevents silent corruption
from out-of-order or overlapping data.
4. ImmediateData enforcement: reject immediate data in SCSI command
PDU when negotiated ImmediateData=No.
5. UNMAP descriptor length alignment: reject blockDescLen not a
multiple of 16 bytes.
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The Linux kernel iSCSI initiator pipelines multiple SCSI commands on
the same TCP connection (command queuing). When a write needs R2T for
data beyond the immediate portion, collectDataOut may read a pipelined
SCSI command instead of the expected Data-Out PDU.
Fix: queue non-Data-Out PDUs received during collectDataOut into a
pending buffer. The main dispatch loop drains pending PDUs before
reading from the connection. This correctly handles interleaved
commands during multi-PDU write transfers.
Bug found during WSL2 smoke test: mkfs.ext4 hangs at "Writing
superblocks" because inode table zeroing sends large writes that
exceed FirstBurstLength, triggering R2T while the kernel has already
queued the next command.
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- Skip InitiatorAlias in negotiation (was returning NotUnderstood)
- Capture TargetName in StageLoginOp direct-jump path (iscsiadm skips
security stage, sends CSG=LoginOp directly -- nil SCSIHandler crash)
- Add portalAddr to TargetServer for discovery responses (listener on
[::] is not routable from WSL2 clients)
- Add -portal flag to iscsi-target binary
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* feat: add customizable plugin display names and weights
- Add weight field to JobTypeCapability proto message
- Modify ListKnownJobTypes() to return JobTypeInfo with display names and weights
- Modify ListPluginJobTypes() to return JobTypeInfo instead of string
- Sort plugins by weight (descending) then alphabetically
- Update admin API to return enriched job type metadata
- Update plugin UI template to display names instead of IDs
- Consolidate API by reusing existing function names instead of suffixed variants
* perf: optimize plugin job type capability lookup and add null-safe parsing
- Pre-calculate job type capabilities in a map to reduce O(n*m) nested loops
to O(n+m) lookup time in ListKnownJobTypes()
- Add parseJobTypeItem() helper function for null-safe job type item parsing
- Refactor plugin.templ to use parseJobTypeItem() in all job type access points
(hasJobType, applyInitialNavigation, ensureActiveNavigation, renderTopTabs)
- Deterministic capability resolution by using first worker's capability
* templ
* refactor: use parseJobTypeItem helper consistently in plugin.templ
Replace duplicated job type extraction logic at line 1296-1298 with
parseJobTypeItem() helper function for consistency and maintainability.
* improve: prefer richer capability metadata and add null-safety checks
- Improve capability selection in ListKnownJobTypes() to prefer capabilities
with non-empty DisplayName and higher Weight across all workers instead of
first-wins approach. Handles mixed-version clusters better.
- Add defensive null checks in renderJobTypeSummary() to safely access
parseJobTypeItem() result before property access
- Ensures malformed or missing entries won't break the rendering pipeline
* fix: preserve existing DisplayName when merging capabilities
Fix capability merge logic to respect existing DisplayName values:
- If existing has DisplayName but candidate doesn't, preserve existing
- If existing doesn't have DisplayName but candidate does, use candidate
- Only use Weight comparison if DisplayName status is equal
- Prevents higher-weight capabilities with empty DisplayName from
overriding capabilities with non-empty DisplayName
* feat: drop table location mapping support
Disable external metadata locations for S3 Tables and remove the table location
mapping index entirely. Table metadata must live under the table bucket paths,
so lookups no longer use mapping directories.
Changes:
- Remove mapping lookup and cache from bucket path resolution
- Reject metadataLocation in CreateTable and UpdateTable
- Remove mapping helpers and tests
* compile
* refactor
* fix: accept metadataLocation in S3 Tables API requests
We removed the external table location mapping feature, but still need to
accept and store metadataLocation values from clients like Trino. The mapping
feature was an internal implementation detail that mapped external buckets to
internal table paths. The metadataLocation field itself is part of the S3 Tables
API and should be preserved.
* fmt
* fix: handle MetadataLocation in UpdateTable requests
Mirror handleCreateTable behavior by updating metadata.MetadataLocation
when req.MetadataLocation is provided in UpdateTable requests. This ensures
table metadata location can be updated, not just set during creation.
* fix: move table location mappings to /etc/s3tables to avoid bucket name validation
Fixes#8362 - table location mappings were stored under /buckets/.table-location-mappings
which fails bucket name validation because it starts with a dot. Moving them to
/etc/s3tables resolves the migration error for upgrades.
Changes:
- Table location mappings now stored under /etc/s3tables
- Ensure parent /etc directory exists before creating /etc/s3tables
- Normal writes go to new location only (no legacy compatibility)
- Removed bucket name validation exception for old location
* refactor: simplify lookupTableLocationMapping by removing redundant mappingPath parameter
The mappingPath function parameter was redundant as the path can be derived
from mappingDir and bucket using path.Join. This simplifies the code and
reduces the risk of path mismatches between parameters.
* Fix S3 signature verification behind reverse proxies
When SeaweedFS is deployed behind a reverse proxy (e.g. nginx, Kong,
Traefik), AWS S3 Signature V4 verification fails because the Host header
the client signed with (e.g. "localhost:9000") differs from the Host
header SeaweedFS receives on the backend (e.g. "seaweedfs:8333").
This commit adds a new -s3.externalUrl parameter (and S3_EXTERNAL_URL
environment variable) that tells SeaweedFS what public-facing URL clients
use to connect. When set, SeaweedFS uses this host value for signature
verification instead of the Host header from the incoming request.
New parameter:
-s3.externalUrl (flag) or S3_EXTERNAL_URL (environment variable)
Example: -s3.externalUrl=http://localhost:9000
Example: S3_EXTERNAL_URL=https://s3.example.com
The environment variable is particularly useful in Docker/Kubernetes
deployments where the external URL is injected via container config.
The flag takes precedence over the environment variable when both are set.
At startup, the URL is parsed and default ports are stripped to match
AWS SDK behavior (port 80 for HTTP, port 443 for HTTPS), so
"http://s3.example.com:80" and "http://s3.example.com" are equivalent.
Bugs fixed:
- Default port stripping was removed by a prior PR, causing signature
mismatches when clients connect on standard ports (80/443)
- X-Forwarded-Port was ignored when X-Forwarded-Host was not present
- Scheme detection now uses proper precedence: X-Forwarded-Proto >
TLS connection > URL scheme > "http"
- Test expectations for standard port stripping were incorrect
- expectedHost field in TestSignatureV4WithForwardedPort was declared
but never actually checked (self-referential test)
* Add Docker integration test for S3 proxy signature verification
Docker Compose setup with nginx reverse proxy to validate that the
-s3.externalUrl parameter (or S3_EXTERNAL_URL env var) correctly
resolves S3 signature verification when SeaweedFS runs behind a proxy.
The test uses nginx proxying port 9000 to SeaweedFS on port 8333,
with X-Forwarded-Host/Port/Proto headers set. SeaweedFS is configured
with -s3.externalUrl=http://localhost:9000 so it uses "localhost:9000"
for signature verification, matching what the AWS CLI signs with.
The test can be run with aws CLI on the host or without it by using
the amazon/aws-cli Docker image with --network host.
Test covers: create-bucket, list-buckets, put-object, head-object,
list-objects-v2, get-object, content round-trip integrity,
delete-object, and delete-bucket — all through the reverse proxy.
* Create s3-proxy-signature-tests.yml
* fix CLI
* fix CI
* Update s3-proxy-signature-tests.yml
* address comments
* Update Dockerfile
* add user
* no need for fuse
* Update s3-proxy-signature-tests.yml
* debug
* weed mini
* fix health check
* health check
* fix health checking
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Add cosi.bucketClassParameters to allow passing arbitrary parameters
to the default BucketClass resource. This enables use cases like
tiered storage where a diskType parameter needs to be set on the
BucketClass to route objects to specific volume servers.
When bucketClassParameters is empty (default), the BucketClass is
rendered without a parameters block, preserving backward compatibility.
Signed-off-by: Kirill Ilin <stitch14@yandex.ru>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Some filesystems, such as XFS, may over-allocate disk spaces when using
volume preallocation. Remove this option from the default docker entrypoint
scripts to allow volumes to use only the necessary disk space.
Fixes: https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs/issues/6465#issuecomment-3964174718
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* Make EC detection context aware
* Update register.go
* Speed up EC detection planning
* Add tests for EC detection planner
* optimizations
detection.go: extracted ParseCollectionFilter (exported) and feed it into the detection loop so both detection and tracing share the same parsing/whitelisting logic; the detection loop now iterates on a sorted list of volume IDs, checks the context at every iteration, and only sets hasMore when there are still unprocessed groups after hitting maxResults, keeping runtime bounded while still scheduling planned tasks before returning the results.
erasure_coding_handler.go: dropped the duplicated inline filter parsing in emitErasureCodingDetectionDecisionTrace and now reuse erasurecodingtask.ParseCollectionFilter, and the summary suffix logic now only accounts for the hasMore case that can actually happen.
detection_test.go: updated the helper topology builder to use master_pb.VolumeInformationMessage (matching the current protobuf types) and tightened the cancellation/max-results tests so they reliably exercise the detection logic (cancel before calling Detection, and provide enough disks so one result is produced before the limit).
* use working directory
* fix compilation
* fix compilation
* rename
* go vet
* fix getenv
* address comments, fix error
* Fix SFTP file upload failures with JWT filer tokens (issue #8425)
When JWT authentication is enabled for filer operations via jwt.filer_signing.*
configuration, SFTP server file upload requests were rejected because they lacked
JWT authorization headers.
Changes:
- Added JWT signing key and expiration fields to SftpServer struct
- Modified putFile() to generate and include JWT tokens in upload requests
- Enhanced SFTPServiceOptions with JWT configuration fields
- Updated SFTP command startup to load and pass JWT config to service
This allows SFTP uploads to authenticate with JWT-enabled filers, consistent
with how other SeaweedFS components (S3 API, file browser) handle filer auth.
Fixes#8425
* Apply suggestion from @gemini-code-assist[bot]
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TestS3MultipartOperationsInheritPutObjectPermissions verifies that multipart
upload operations (CreateMultipartUpload, UploadPart, ListParts,
CompleteMultipartUpload, AbortMultipartUpload, ListMultipartUploads) work
correctly when a user has only s3:PutObject permission granted.
This test validates the behavior where multipart operations are implicitly
granted when s3:PutObject is authorized, as multipart upload is an
implementation detail of putting objects in S3.
* Allow multipart upload operations when s3:PutObject is authorized
Multipart upload is an implementation detail of putting objects, not a separate
permission. When a policy grants s3:PutObject, it should implicitly allow:
- s3:CreateMultipartUpload
- s3:UploadPart
- s3:CompleteMultipartUpload
- s3:AbortMultipartUpload
- s3:ListParts
This fixes a compatibility issue where clients like PyArrow that use multipart
uploads by default would fail even though the role had s3:PutObject permission.
The session policy intersection still applies - both the identity-based policy
AND session policy must allow s3:PutObject for multipart operations to work.
Implementation:
- Added constants for S3 multipart action strings
- Added multipartActionSet to efficiently check if action is multipart-related
- Updated MatchesAction method to implicitly grant multipart when PutObject allowed
* Update weed/s3api/policy_engine/types.go
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* Add s3:ListMultipartUploads to multipart action set
Include s3:ListMultipartUploads in the multipartActionSet so that listing
multipart uploads is implicitly granted when s3:PutObject is authorized.
ListMultipartUploads is a critical part of the multipart upload workflow,
allowing clients to query in-progress uploads before completing them.
Changes:
- Added s3ListMultipartUploads constant definition
- Included s3ListMultipartUploads in multipartActionSet initialization
- Existing references to multipartActionSet automatically now cover ListMultipartUploads
All policy engine tests pass (0.351s execution time)
* Refactor: reuse multipart action constants from s3_constants package
Remove duplicate constant definitions from policy_engine/types.go and import
the canonical definitions from s3api/s3_constants/s3_actions.go instead.
This eliminates duplication and ensures a single source of truth for
multipart action strings:
- ACTION_CREATE_MULTIPART_UPLOAD
- ACTION_UPLOAD_PART
- ACTION_COMPLETE_MULTIPART
- ACTION_ABORT_MULTIPART
- ACTION_LIST_PARTS
- ACTION_LIST_MULTIPART_UPLOADS
All policy engine tests pass (0.350s execution time)
* Fix S3_ACTION_LIST_MULTIPART_UPLOADS constant value
Move S3_ACTION_LIST_MULTIPART_UPLOADS from bucket operations to multipart
operations section and change value from 's3:ListBucketMultipartUploads' to
's3:ListMultipartUploads' to match the action strings used in policy_engine
and s3_actions.go.
This ensures consistent action naming across all S3 constant definitions.
* refactor names
* Fix S3 action constant mismatches and MatchesAction early return bug
Fix two critical issues in policy engine:
1. S3Actions map had incorrect multipart action mappings:
- 'ListMultipartUploads' was 's3:ListMultipartUploads' (should be 's3:ListBucketMultipartUploads')
- 'ListParts' was 's3:ListParts' (should be 's3:ListMultipartUploadParts')
These mismatches caused authorization checks to fail for list operations
2. CompiledStatement.MatchesAction() had early return bug:
- Previously returned true immediately upon first direct action match
- This prevented scanning remaining matchers for s3:PutObject permission
- Now scans ALL matchers before returning, tracking both direct match and PutObject grant
- Ensures multipart operations inherit s3:PutObject authorization even when
explicitly requested action doesn't match (e.g., s3:ListMultipartUploadParts)
Changes:
- Track matchedAction flag to defer
Fix two critical issues in policy engine:
1. S3Actions map had incorrect multipart action mappings:
- 'ListMultipartUploads' was 's3:ListMultipartUplPer
1. S3Actions map had incorrect multiparAll - 'ListMultipartUploads(0.334s execution time)
* Refactor S3Actions map to use s3_constants
Replace hardcoded action strings in the S3Actions map with references to
canonical S3_ACTION_* constants from s3_constants/s3_action_strings.go.
Benefits:
- Single source of truth for S3 action values
- Eliminates string duplication across codebase
- Ensures consistency between policy engine and middleware
- Reduces maintenance burden when action strings need updates
All policy engine tests pass (0.334s execution time)
* Remove unused S3Actions map
The S3Actions map in types.go was never referenced anywhere in the codebase.
All action mappings are handled by GetActionMappings() in integration.go instead.
This removes 42 lines of dead code.
* Fix test: reload configuration function must also reload IAM state
TestEmbeddedIamAttachUserPolicyRefreshesIAM was failing because the test's
reloadConfigurationFunc only updated mockConfig but didn't reload the actual IAM
state. When AttachUserPolicy calls refreshIAMConfiguration(), it would use the
test's incomplete reload function instead of the real LoadS3ApiConfigurationFromCredentialManager().
Fixed by making the test's reloadConfigurationFunc also call
e.iam.LoadS3ApiConfigurationFromCredentialManager() so lookupByIdentityName()
sees the updated policy attachments.
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* feat: add statfile; add error for remote storage misses
* feat: statfile implementations for storage providers
* test: add unit tests for StatFile method across providers
Add comprehensive unit tests for the StatFile implementation covering:
- S3: interface compliance and error constant accessibility
- Azure: interface compliance, error constants, and field population
- GCS: interface compliance, error constants, error detection, and field population
Also fix variable shadowing issue in S3 and Azure StatFile implementations where
named return parameters were being shadowed by local variable declarations.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* fix: address StatFile review feedback
- Use errors.New for ErrRemoteObjectNotFound sentinel
- Fix S3 HeadObject 404 detection to use awserr.Error code check
- Remove hollow field-population tests that tested nothing
- Remove redundant stdlib error detection tests
- Trim verbose doc comment on ErrRemoteObjectNotFound
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* fix: address second round of StatFile review feedback
- Rename interface assertion tests to TestXxxRemoteStorageClientImplementsInterface
- Delegate readFileRemoteEntry to StatFile in all three providers
- Revert S3 404 detection to RequestFailure.StatusCode() check
- Fix double-slash in GCS error message format string
- Add storage type prefix to S3 error message for consistency
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* fix: comments
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* Enhance volume.merge command with deduplication and disk-based backend
* Fix copyVolume function call with correct argument order and missing bool parameter
* Revert "Fix copyVolume function call with correct argument order and missing bool parameter"
This reverts commit 7b4a190643.
* Fix critical issues: per-replica writable tracking, tail goroutine cancellation via done channel, and debug logging for allocation failures
* Optimize memory usage with watermark approach for duplicate detection
* Fix critical issues: swap copyVolume arguments, increase idle timeout, remove file double-close, use glog for logging
* Replace temporary file with in-memory buffer for needle blob serialization
* test(volume.merge): Add comprehensive unit and integration tests
Add 7 unit tests covering:
- Ordering by timestamp
- Cross-stream duplicate deduplication
- Empty stream handling
- Complex multi-stream deduplication
- Single stream passthrough
- Large needle ID support
- LastModified fallback when timestamp unavailable
Add 2 integration validation tests:
- TestMergeWorkflowValidation: Documents 9-stage merge workflow
- TestMergeEdgeCaseHandling: Validates 10 edge case handling
All tests passing (9/9)
* fix(volume.merge): Use time window for deduplication to handle clock skew
The same needle ID can have different timestamps on different servers due to
clock skew and replication lag. Needles with the same ID within a 5-second
time window are now treated as duplicates (same write with timestamp variance).
Key changes:
- Add mergeDeduplicationWindowNs constant (5 seconds)
- Replace exact timestamp matching with time window comparison
- Use windowInitialized flag to properly detect window transitions
- Add TestMergeNeedleStreamsTimeWindowDeduplication test
This ensures that replicated writes with slight timestamp differences are
properly deduplicated during merge, while separate updates to the same file
ID (outside the window) are preserved.
All tests passing (10/10)
* test: Add volume.merge integration tests with 5 comprehensive test cases
* test: integration tests for volume.merge command
* Fix integration tests: use TripleVolumeCluster for volume.merge testing
- Created new TripleVolumeCluster framework (cluster_triple.go) with 3 volume servers
- Rebuilt weed binary with volume.merge command compiled in
- Updated all 5 integration tests to use TripleVolumeCluster instead of DualVolumeCluster
- Tests now properly allocate volumes on 2 servers and let merge allocate on 3rd
- All 5 integration tests now pass:
- TestVolumeMergeBasic
- TestVolumeMergeReadonly
- TestVolumeMergeRestore
- TestVolumeMergeTailNeedles
- TestVolumeMergeDivergentReplicas
* Refactor test framework: use parameterized server count instead of hardcoded
- Renamed TripleVolumeCluster to MultiVolumeCluster with serverCount parameter
- Replaced hardcoded volumePort0/1/2 with slices for flexible server count
- Updated StartTripleVolumeCluster as backward-compatible wrapper calling StartMultiVolumeCluster(t, profile, 3)
- Made directory creation, port allocation, and server startup loop-based
- Updated accessor methods (VolumeAdminAddress, VolumeGRPCAddress, etc.) to support any server count
- All 5 integration tests continue to pass with new parameterized cluster framework
- Enables future testing with 2, 4, 5+ volume servers by calling StartMultiVolumeCluster directly
* Consolidate cluster frameworks: StartDualVolumeCluster now uses MultiVolumeCluster
- Made DualVolumeCluster a type alias for MultiVolumeCluster
- Updated StartDualVolumeCluster to call StartMultiVolumeCluster(t, profile, 2)
- Removed duplicate code from cluster_dual.go (now just 17 lines)
- All existing tests using StartDualVolumeCluster continue to work without changes
- Backward compatible: existing code continues to use the old function signatures
- Added wrapper functions in cluster_multi.go for StartTripleVolumeCluster
- Enables unified cluster management across all test suites
* Address PR review comments: improve error handling and clean up code
- Replace parse error swallow with proper error return
- Log cleanup and restoration errors instead of silently discarding them
- Remove unused offset field from memoryBackendFile struct
- Fix WriteAt buffer truncation bug to preserve trailing bytes
- All unit tests passing (10/10)
- Code compiles successfully
* Fix PR review findings: test improvements and code quality
- Add timeout to runWeedShell to prevent hanging
- Add server 1 readonly status verification in tests
- Assert merge fails when replicas writable (not just log output)
- Replace sleep with polling for writable restoration check
- Fix WriteAt stale data snapshot bug in memoryBackendFile
- Fix startVolume error logging to show current server log
- Fix volumePubPorts double assignment in port allocation
- Rename test to reflect behavior: DoesNotDeduplicateAcrossWindows
- Fix misleading dedup window comment
Unit tests: 10/10 passing
Binary: Compiles successfully
* Fix test assumption: merge command marks volumes readonly automatically
TestVolumeMergeReadonly was expecting merge to fail on writable volumes, but the
merge command is designed to mark volumes readonly as part of its operation. Fixed
test to verify merge succeeds on writable volumes and properly restores writable
state afterward. Removed redundant Test 2 code that duplicated the new behavior.
* fmt
* Fix deduplication logic to correctly handle same-stream vs cross-stream duplicates
The dedup map previously used only NeedleId as key, causing same-stream
overwrites to be incorrectly skipped as duplicates. Changed to track which
stream first processed each needle ID in the current window:
- Cross-stream duplicates (same ID from different streams, within window) are skipped
- Same-stream duplicates (overwrites from same stream) are kept
- Map now stores: needleId -> streamIndex of first occurrence in window
Added TestMergeNeedleStreamsSameStreamDuplicates to verify same-stream
overwrites are preserved while cross-stream duplicates are skipped.
All unit tests passing (11/11)
Binary compiles successfully
* Fix IAM inline user policy retrieval
* fmt
* Persist inline user policies to avoid loss on server restart
- Use s3ApiConfig.PutPolicies/GetPolicies for persistent storage instead of non-persistent global map
- Remove unused global policyDocuments map
- Update PutUserPolicy to store policies in persistent storage
- Update GetUserPolicy to read from persistent storage
- Update DeleteUserPolicy to clean up persistent storage
- Add mock IamS3ApiConfig for testing
- Improve test to verify policy statements are not merged or lost
* Fix inline policy key collision and action aggregation
* Improve error handling and optimize inline policy management
- GetUserPolicy: Propagate GetPolicies errors instead of silently falling through
- DeleteUserPolicy: Return error immediately on GetPolicies failure
- computeAggregatedActionsForUser: Add optional Policies parameter for I/O optimization
- PutUserPolicy: Reuse fetched policies to avoid redundant GetPolicies call
- Improve logging with clearer messages about best-effort aggregation
- Update test to use exact action string matching instead of substring checks
All 15 tests pass with no regressions.
* Add per-user policy index for O(1) lookup performance
- Extend Policies struct with InlinePolicies map[userName]map[policyName]
- Add getOrCreateUserPolicies() helper for safe user map management
- Update computeAggregatedActionsForUser to use direct user map access
- Update PutUserPolicy, GetUserPolicy, DeleteUserPolicy for new structure
- Performance: O(1) user lookups instead of O(all_policies) iteration
- Eliminates string prefix matching loop
- All tests pass; backward compatible with managed policies
* Fix DeleteUserPolicy to validate user existence before storage modification
Refactor DeleteUserPolicy handler to check user existence early:
- First iterate s3cfg.Identities to verify user exists
- Return NoSuchEntity error immediately if user not found
- Only then proceed with GetPolicies and policy deletion
- Capture reference to found identity for direct update
This ensures consistency: if user doesn't exist, storage is not modified.
Previously the code would delete from storage first and check identity
afterwards, potentially leaving orphaned policies.
Benefits:
- Fail-fast validation before storage operations
- No orphaned policies in storage if validation fails
- Atomic from logical perspective
- Direct identity reference eliminates redundant loop
- All error paths preserved and tested
All 15 tests pass; no functional changes to behavior.
* Fix GetUserPolicy to return NoSuchEntity when inline policy not found
When InlinePolicies[userName] exists but does not contain policyName,
the handler now immediately returns NoSuchEntity error instead of
falling through to the reconstruction logic.
Changes:
- Add else clause after userPolicies[policyName] lookup
- Return IamError(NoSuchEntityException, "policy not found") immediately
- Prevents incorrect fallback to reconstructing ident.Actions
- Ensures explicit error when policy explicitly doesn't exist
This improves error semantics:
- Policy exists in stored inline policies → return error (not reconstruct)
- Policy doesn't exist in stored inline policies → try reconstruction (backward compat)
- Storage error → return service failure error
All 15 tests pass; no behavioral changes to existing error or success paths.
* fix(plugin/worker): make VacuumHandler report MaxExecutionConcurrency from worker startup flag
Previously, MaxExecutionConcurrency was hardcoded to 2 in VacuumHandler.Capability().
The scheduler's schedulerWorkerExecutionLimit() takes the minimum of the UI-configured
PerWorkerExecutionConcurrency and the worker-reported capability limit, so the hardcoded
value silently capped each worker to 2 concurrent vacuum executions regardless of the
--max-execute flag passed at worker startup.
Pass maxExecutionConcurrency into NewVacuumHandler() and wire it through
buildPluginWorkerHandler/buildPluginWorkerHandlers so the capability reflects the actual
worker configuration. The default falls back to 2 when the value is unset or zero.
* Update weed/command/worker_runtime.go
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* fix(admin): release mutex before disk I/O in maintenance queue
saveTaskState performs synchronous BoltDB writes. Calling it while
holding mq.mutex.Lock() in AddTask, GetNextTask, and CompleteTask
blocks all readers (GetTasks via RLock) for the full disk write
duration on every task state change.
During a maintenance scan AddTasksFromResults calls AddTask for every
volume — potentially hundreds of times — meaning the write lock is
held almost continuously. The HTTP handler for /maintenance calls
GetTasks which blocks on RLock, exceeding the 30s timeout and
returning 408 to the browser.
Fix: update in-memory state (mq.tasks, mq.pendingTasks) under the
lock as before, then unlock before calling saveTaskState. In-memory
state is the authoritative source; persistence is crash-recovery only
and does not require lock protection during the write.
* fix(admin): add mutex to ConfigPersistence to synchronize tasks/ filesystem ops
saveTaskState is now called outside mq.mutex, meaning SaveTaskState,
LoadAllTaskStates, DeleteTaskState, and CleanupCompletedTasks can be
invoked concurrently from multiple goroutines. ConfigPersistence had no
internal synchronization, creating races on the tasks/ directory:
- concurrent os.WriteFile + os.ReadFile on the same .pb file could
yield a partial read and unmarshal error
- LoadAllTaskStates (ReadDir + per-file ReadFile) could see a
directory entry for a file being written or deleted concurrently
- CleanupCompletedTasks (LoadAllTaskStates + DeleteTaskState) could
race with SaveTaskState on the same file
Fix: add tasksMu sync.Mutex to ConfigPersistence, acquired at the top
of SaveTaskState, LoadTaskState, LoadAllTaskStates, DeleteTaskState,
and CleanupCompletedTasks. Extract private Locked helpers so that
CleanupCompletedTasks (which holds tasksMu) can call them internally
without deadlocking.
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Avoid stripping default ports (80/443) from the Host header in extractHostHeader.
This fixes SignatureDoesNotMatch errors when SeaweedFS is accessed via a proxy
(like Kong Ingress) that explicitly includes the port in the Host header or
X-Forwarded-Host, which S3 clients sign.
Also cleaned up unused variables and logic after refactoring.
* fix(s3api): make ListObjectsV1 namespaced and stop marker-echo pagination loops
* test(s3api): harden marker-echo coverage and align V1 encoding tag
* test(s3api): cover encoded marker matching and trim redundant setup
* refactor(s3api): tighten V1 list helper visibility and test mock docs
Ping Qiu
Chris Lu
Chris Lu
blitt001
Kirill Ilin
Lars Lehtonen
dependabot[bot]
Peter Dodd
Anton
Xiao Wei
Plamen Nikolov
Justin Cichra