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Subject: [ANNOUNCE] TinyMUX 2.14.0.8 ALPHA released
TinyMUX 2.14.0.8 ALPHA is now available. This release pairs a broad
security and correctness pass with several larger features: a
unified date/time parser, a tiered storage cache with speculative
prefetch, a substantial hardening and expansion of the GANL
networking stack, and continued JIT/interpreter parity work.
The security and correctness pass covers the softcode evaluator,
the JIT/DBT pipeline, the @lock and command parsers, the database
loaders, and the player-authentication, comsys, and @mail
subsystems. Several fixes close player-reachable crashes and
denial-of-service conditions; others close out-of-bounds
reads/writes that could be triggered by a corrupt, migrated, or
maliciously crafted database file. Affected sites are tracked in
docs/survey-*.md.
Changes since 2.14.0.7 ALPHA
- ------------------------------
New Functions:
- - vwidth() returns the visible display width of a string,
accounting for color codes and wide/zero-width characters (the
column count wrap() and the alignment functions actually use).
- - cachestats() reports attribute-cache statistics (size, hit/miss
counts, queue depth) for tuning the tiered storage cache.
Date and Time:
- - ParseDate has been replaced by a unified Ragel scanner feeding a
recursive-descent parser, giving consistent handling of the many
accepted date/time formats (convtime(), @convtime, and friends).
- - Out-of-range years are now rejected rather than silently wrapped,
and do_convtime no longer overflows on extreme year values.
(#715)
- - A size_t truncation that could make ParseDate fail outright was
fixed, and a native fuzz/boundary harness was added.
Tiered Storage and Caching:
- - Stage 1 of the tiered storage cache: a configurable in-RAM
attribute cache with a tunable size and depth-preload, in front
of the SQLite backend.
- - Object-affinity speculative prefetch on a cache miss warms
related attributes before they are asked for.
- - A write-behind cache with pinning and tombstones, plus batched,
demand-driven SQLite writes, removes per-operation write latency
from the hot path; cachestats() exposes the counters.
Security and Robustness:
- - Integer division/remainder of the most-negative 64-bit value by
-1 (idiv/mod/remainder/floordiv), and division by zero, no longer
raise SIGFPE and crash the server. Both the interpreter and the
JIT-compiled fast paths are guarded. This was a player-reachable
denial-of-service. (#805, #811)
- - A deeply nested @lock key (for example, several hundred '!'
operators) no longer overflows the C stack and crashes the
server. The lock parser now bounds its recursion depth, and its
scratch buffer is no longer stack-allocated. Any player able to
@lock an object they own could trigger this. (#839)
- - The flatfile and SQLite database loaders now validate the dbrefs,
attribute numbers, message numbers, and lock expressions they
read. A corrupt or crafted database can no longer drive an
out-of-bounds write, an out-of-bounds read, an unbounded
recursion, or a runaway allocation while loading objects,
attributes, locks, @mail, or comsys channels. (#806, #807, #808,
#810, #841, #843)
- - Logging in as a player whose stored password uses a hash method
the local C library's crypt() cannot compute (for example, a $6$
SHA-512 password database moved to a platform without it) no
longer crashes the server; authentication now fails closed.
(#842)
- - The JIT translator's instruction-emit, code-cache reconstruction,
and Lua-bytecode paths now bound every buffer write and index,
closing several out-of-bounds writes/reads reachable under
code-buffer pressure or from a malformed compiled-code cache
entry. (#830, #831, #832, #833)
- - The softcode expression ([...]) parser now caps its recursion
depth, matching the evaluator, so pathologically nested input
cannot overflow the stack on platforms with a small default
stack size. (#840)
- - justify() no longer reserves a ~1.25 MB stack frame. (#818)
JIT / DBT Engine:
- - Numerous JIT-vs-interpreter result divergences were corrected so
that JIT-compiled softcode produces byte-identical results to the
interpreter: folds of t()/not() on fractional-zero and whitespace
inputs (#824); folds of bound() and comp() (#824); float results
fed into integer operations no longer truncate (#826); trunc()
rounds toward zero (#827); mod() of negative operands is floor-mod
(#828); and float add()/sub() use the same error-compensated
summation as the interpreter (#829).
- - Tier-2 "blob" math now matches the interpreter for list
reductions, lnum()/space() edge cases, and ladd(); isdbref() is
handled by the engine; and ladd() is re-enabled with full parity.
(#812, #813, #814, #815)
- - The DBT now reclaims its x86-64 translation buffer when it nears
full, so a long-running server no longer silently degrades
JIT-compiled attributes back to the interpreter. (#834)
- - AArch64 DBT code generation fixes for zero-base LOAD/STORE,
scratch-register clobbers, an inverted conditional-select, and
division by zero. (#804, #809) (AArch64 is a non-default backend.)
- - More functions now run in JIT-compiled code with verified
interpreter parity: ldelete() and wordpos() are re-enabled in
Tier 2 with correct semantics (#768); ulambda() bodies are routed
through the evaluator so they compile (#718); and runtime-argument
floating-point arithmetic is handled via the Tier-2 blob (#778).
- - Further divergences were closed: pos() returns #-1 (not 0) when
the substring is not found (#770); ljust()/rjust()/center()
truncate when the width is smaller than the content (#772);
multi-character delim/osep arguments fall back to the interpreter
where they were mishandled (#768, #782); empty list elements now
survive split_token (#789); and COLOR-encoded output is byte-exact
against the interpreter (#785, #787).
- - The JIT now reclaims its per-VM code arena on recompile instead of
leaking it, keeps its arena registry and cursor thread-local, and
tightens ECALL context isolation. DBT JIT is now enabled on Apple
Silicon (arm64 macOS).
Wildcard and String Matching:
- - '?' in a wildcard pattern now matches one whole UTF-8 character
rather than one byte, so strmatch(caf<e9>,????) matches as
expected. (#835)
- - Case-insensitive wildcard matching now folds non-ASCII letters
from either side, in both the non-capturing matcher (strmatch,
name/attribute/channel matching) and the capturing matcher used
by $-commands and ^-listens, while preserving original-case
captures. (#836, #837)
- - A '?' immediately following a '*' no longer splits a multi-byte
character across capture registers. (#838)
- - accent() with the E/e plus macron form now returns the correct
character. (#816)
Networking:
This release brings a large hardening pass over the GANL
networking stack and the telnet/WebSocket/DNS protocol surface.
- - Site-ban bypass fixes: IPv4-mapped IPv6 source addresses are now
canonicalized before site-rule matching, and subnet containment
with a shared base/end address is computed correctly, so an
IPv6-presented client can no longer slip past an IPv4 site ban.
(#799, #800)
- - The epoll engine now handles the epoll_wait() error path (EINTR
retry; real errors surfaced) instead of spinning. (#791)
- - Reverse-DNS hostnames from the resolver slave are sanitized, the
slave protocol buffers are bounded, and a purely numeric address
can no longer pose as a resolved hostname. (#801)
- - The connection-handle-to-descriptor narrowing is guarded against
truncation (#790), the descriptor re-entrancy guard is now
state-based (#802), and DESC teardown paths are hardened against
stale handle mappings.
- - WebSocket: RFC 6455 conformance hardening (CLOSE/fragment/RSV/
UTF-8/64-bit length/control-frame rules); a zero-payload frame
ending exactly at a read boundary is now dispatched; the handshake
flag is cleared before processing; and a Windows-IOCP double-free
of per-I/O data on an immediate WSASend/WSARecv failure is fixed.
(#792, #796)
- - Telnet: an IAC-encoding buffer overflow is fixed, the
subnegotiation buffer is decoupled from SBUF_SIZE, parser limits
are bounded, and descriptor field copies are clamped. A one-byte
stack overflow in the slave.cpp query buffer, and overflow/shift/
digit-offset bugs in the DecodeN IPv4 parser, are fixed.
- - New negotiation support: configurable STARTTLS offers, NEW-ENVIRON
parsing, CHARSET REQUEST list parsing, ANSI/MXP capability
handling, and an OpenSSL key-password callback; an SSL session
use-after-free and an unhandled read() EOF are fixed. (#793, #797,
#803)
- - The sqlslave helper now surfaces connection/query failures instead
of dropping them, and ref-count races and buffer-ownership bugs
are fixed.
Engine and Database:
- - @dolist/now runs multi-command bodies and honors @break, and
inline command lists support ;| piping. (#765, #788)
- - Comsys channels and @mail created in-game now survive a warm boot,
and are cleared correctly on a forced game load. (#783)
- - Flatfile export no longer silently drops per-attribute owner and
flags, and the SQLite import path is mistake-proofed against
importing into a live database. (#766)
- - wrap() truecolor width is fixed; grapheme clusters are no longer
split on interior color codes; and width/strdistance are
cluster-aware for ZWJ emoji. (#716, #787)
- - SQLite backend: column reads are null-guarded, code-cache blobs
are validated and the statement reset on failure, and the
reset/rollback/checkpoint paths are corrected.
Memory Safety and Reliability:
- - A large RAII migration: ~75 atr_get/atr_pget sites and ~150
alloc_lbuf/free_lbuf sites were converted to owning LBuf handles
(LBuf::adopt, LBufPtr), removing manual free paths that could leak
on an error return. (#717)
- - All static scratch buffers are now thread-local, and reference
counts across the comsys, @mail, lua, and exp3 modules -- and the
platform layer -- are atomic.
- - The Lua undumper caps its read_size() varint length to prevent a
size_t overflow, and validates compiled-code-cache blobs before
use.
Platform and Build:
- - macOS arm64 build and test-rig support; the UTF-8 DFA tables were
regenerated and the table-generator toolchain fixed on macOS.
- - Restart and file-descriptor handling hardened: close_range/
closefrom in the boot-helper fast path, the real rlim_cur
reported, and PanicRestart bounds its argv by argc and uses
execv.
- - Generated-file safeguards: a pre-commit hook plus read-only Ragel
output guard against hand-editing generated sources.
- - The long-dead muxsvc/ Windows service stub was removed.
Clients:
- - TitanFugue gained interactive keyboard input for read()/tfread()
(#758, #759, #760), a tokenized status-format-var cache (#761), an
nlog() counter, and better Hydra reconnect/error diagnostics.
- - Credential storage is hardened across the console and Win32 GUI
clients; web-client world passwords were moved out of localStorage;
and the WorldBuilder gained TLS verification, attribute-escaping
fixes, and expanded softcode danger checks.
Other:
- - version() no longer returns an empty string. (#817)
Download:
Full source (tar.gz):
mux-2.14.0.8.unix.tar.gz
SHA256: bac36a1fbf5c356f26dae337055bdfe0056ed4d46a5266b9d8197b48895d3185
Full source (tar.bz2):
mux-2.14.0.8.unix.tar.bz2
SHA256: 5ef2ccd497611901bd88649af5a19cbb99c923819c5ec5c9336f20b1da8b037f
Patch from 2.14.0.7:
mux-2.14.0.7-2.14.0.8.unix.patch.gz
SHA256: 0cbf8944ec7a1fca9140e65aef67e8f2be3cf28d635afc544801f639a1b8e324
All files are GPG-signed (.asc).
This is ALPHA software. Make backups. Report bugs to
brazi...@gmail.com.
- -- Brazil
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Subject: [ANNOUNCE] TinyMUX 2.14.0.8 ALPHA released
TinyMUX 2.14.0.8 ALPHA is now available. This release pairs a broad
security and correctness pass with several larger features: a
unified date/time parser, a tiered storage cache with speculative
prefetch, a substantial hardening and expansion of the GANL
networking stack, and continued JIT/interpreter parity work.
The security and correctness pass covers the softcode evaluator,
the JIT/DBT pipeline, the @lock and command parsers, the database
loaders, and the player-authentication, comsys, and @mail
subsystems. Several fixes close player-reachable crashes and
denial-of-service conditions; others close out-of-bounds
reads/writes that could be triggered by a corrupt, migrated, or
maliciously crafted database file. Affected sites are tracked in
docs/survey-*.md.
Changes since 2.14.0.7 ALPHA
- ------------------------------
New Functions:
- - vwidth() returns the visible display width of a string,
accounting for color codes and wide/zero-width characters (the
column count wrap() and the alignment functions actually use).
- - cachestats() reports attribute-cache statistics (size, hit/miss
counts, queue depth) for tuning the tiered storage cache.
Date and Time:
- - ParseDate has been replaced by a unified Ragel scanner feeding a
recursive-descent parser, giving consistent handling of the many
accepted date/time formats (convtime(), @convtime, and friends).
- - Out-of-range years are now rejected rather than silently wrapped,
and do_convtime no longer overflows on extreme year values.
(#715)
- - A size_t truncation that could make ParseDate fail outright was
fixed, and a native fuzz/boundary harness was added.
Tiered Storage and Caching:
- - Stage 1 of the tiered storage cache: a configurable in-RAM
attribute cache with a tunable size and depth-preload, in front
of the SQLite backend.
- - Object-affinity speculative prefetch on a cache miss warms
related attributes before they are asked for.
- - A write-behind cache with pinning and tombstones, plus batched,
demand-driven SQLite writes, removes per-operation write latency
from the hot path; cachestats() exposes the counters.
Security and Robustness:
- - Integer division/remainder of the most-negative 64-bit value by
-1 (idiv/mod/remainder/floordiv), and division by zero, no longer
raise SIGFPE and crash the server. Both the interpreter and the
JIT-compiled fast paths are guarded. This was a player-reachable
denial-of-service. (#805, #811)
- - A deeply nested @lock key (for example, several hundred '!'
operators) no longer overflows the C stack and crashes the
server. The lock parser now bounds its recursion depth, and its
scratch buffer is no longer stack-allocated. Any player able to
@lock an object they own could trigger this. (#839)
- - The flatfile and SQLite database loaders now validate the dbrefs,
attribute numbers, message numbers, and lock expressions they
read. A corrupt or crafted database can no longer drive an
out-of-bounds write, an out-of-bounds read, an unbounded
recursion, or a runaway allocation while loading objects,
attributes, locks, @mail, or comsys channels. (#806, #807, #808,
#810, #841, #843)
- - Logging in as a player whose stored password uses a hash method
the local C library's crypt() cannot compute (for example, a $6$
SHA-512 password database moved to a platform without it) no
longer crashes the server; authentication now fails closed.
(#842)
- - The JIT translator's instruction-emit, code-cache reconstruction,
and Lua-bytecode paths now bound every buffer write and index,
closing several out-of-bounds writes/reads reachable under
code-buffer pressure or from a malformed compiled-code cache
entry. (#830, #831, #832, #833)
- - The softcode expression ([...]) parser now caps its recursion
depth, matching the evaluator, so pathologically nested input
cannot overflow the stack on platforms with a small default
stack size. (#840)
- - justify() no longer reserves a ~1.25 MB stack frame. (#818)
JIT / DBT Engine:
- - Numerous JIT-vs-interpreter result divergences were corrected so
that JIT-compiled softcode produces byte-identical results to the
interpreter: folds of t()/not() on fractional-zero and whitespace
inputs (#824); folds of bound() and comp() (#824); float results
fed into integer operations no longer truncate (#826); trunc()
rounds toward zero (#827); mod() of negative operands is floor-mod
(#828); and float add()/sub() use the same error-compensated
summation as the interpreter (#829).
- - Tier-2 "blob" math now matches the interpreter for list
reductions, lnum()/space() edge cases, and ladd(); isdbref() is
handled by the engine; and ladd() is re-enabled with full parity.
(#812, #813, #814, #815)
- - The DBT now reclaims its x86-64 translation buffer when it nears
full, so a long-running server no longer silently degrades
JIT-compiled attributes back to the interpreter. (#834)
- - AArch64 DBT code generation fixes for zero-base LOAD/STORE,
scratch-register clobbers, an inverted conditional-select, and
division by zero. (#804, #809) (AArch64 is a non-default backend.)
- - More functions now run in JIT-compiled code with verified
interpreter parity: ldelete() and wordpos() are re-enabled in
Tier 2 with correct semantics (#768); ulambda() bodies are routed
through the evaluator so they compile (#718); and runtime-argument
floating-point arithmetic is handled via the Tier-2 blob (#778).
- - Further divergences were closed: pos() returns #-1 (not 0) when
the substring is not found (#770); ljust()/rjust()/center()
truncate when the width is smaller than the content (#772);
multi-character delim/osep arguments fall back to the interpreter
where they were mishandled (#768, #782); empty list elements now
survive split_token (#789); and COLOR-encoded output is byte-exact
against the interpreter (#785, #787).
- - The JIT now reclaims its per-VM code arena on recompile instead of
leaking it, keeps its arena registry and cursor thread-local, and
tightens ECALL context isolation. DBT JIT is now enabled on Apple
Silicon (arm64 macOS).
Wildcard and String Matching:
- - '?' in a wildcard pattern now matches one whole UTF-8 character
rather than one byte, so strmatch(caf<e9>,????) matches as
expected. (#835)
- - Case-insensitive wildcard matching now folds non-ASCII letters
from either side, in both the non-capturing matcher (strmatch,
name/attribute/channel matching) and the capturing matcher used
by $-commands and ^-listens, while preserving original-case
captures. (#836, #837)
- - A '?' immediately following a '*' no longer splits a multi-byte
character across capture registers. (#838)
- - accent() with the E/e plus macron form now returns the correct
character. (#816)
Networking:
This release brings a large hardening pass over the GANL
networking stack and the telnet/WebSocket/DNS protocol surface.
- - Site-ban bypass fixes: IPv4-mapped IPv6 source addresses are now
canonicalized before site-rule matching, and subnet containment
with a shared base/end address is computed correctly, so an
IPv6-presented client can no longer slip past an IPv4 site ban.
(#799, #800)
- - The epoll engine now handles the epoll_wait() error path (EINTR
retry; real errors surfaced) instead of spinning. (#791)
- - Reverse-DNS hostnames from the resolver slave are sanitized, the
slave protocol buffers are bounded, and a purely numeric address
can no longer pose as a resolved hostname. (#801)
- - The connection-handle-to-descriptor narrowing is guarded against
truncation (#790), the descriptor re-entrancy guard is now
state-based (#802), and DESC teardown paths are hardened against
stale handle mappings.
- - WebSocket: RFC 6455 conformance hardening (CLOSE/fragment/RSV/
UTF-8/64-bit length/control-frame rules); a zero-payload frame
ending exactly at a read boundary is now dispatched; the handshake
flag is cleared before processing; and a Windows-IOCP double-free
of per-I/O data on an immediate WSASend/WSARecv failure is fixed.
(#792, #796)
- - Telnet: an IAC-encoding buffer overflow is fixed, the
subnegotiation buffer is decoupled from SBUF_SIZE, parser limits
are bounded, and descriptor field copies are clamped. A one-byte
stack overflow in the slave.cpp query buffer, and overflow/shift/
digit-offset bugs in the DecodeN IPv4 parser, are fixed.
- - New negotiation support: configurable STARTTLS offers, NEW-ENVIRON
parsing, CHARSET REQUEST list parsing, ANSI/MXP capability
handling, and an OpenSSL key-password callback; an SSL session
use-after-free and an unhandled read() EOF are fixed. (#793, #797,
#803)
- - The sqlslave helper now surfaces connection/query failures instead
of dropping them, and ref-count races and buffer-ownership bugs
are fixed.
Engine and Database:
- - @dolist/now runs multi-command bodies and honors @break, and
inline command lists support ;| piping. (#765, #788)
- - Comsys channels and @mail created in-game now survive a warm boot,
and are cleared correctly on a forced game load. (#783)
- - Flatfile export no longer silently drops per-attribute owner and
flags, and the SQLite import path is mistake-proofed against
importing into a live database. (#766)
- - wrap() truecolor width is fixed; grapheme clusters are no longer
split on interior color codes; and width/strdistance are
cluster-aware for ZWJ emoji. (#716, #787)
- - SQLite backend: column reads are null-guarded, code-cache blobs
are validated and the statement reset on failure, and the
reset/rollback/checkpoint paths are corrected.
Memory Safety and Reliability:
- - A large RAII migration: ~75 atr_get/atr_pget sites and ~150
alloc_lbuf/free_lbuf sites were converted to owning LBuf handles
(LBuf::adopt, LBufPtr), removing manual free paths that could leak
on an error return. (#717)
- - All static scratch buffers are now thread-local, and reference
counts across the comsys, @mail, lua, and exp3 modules -- and the
platform layer -- are atomic.
- - The Lua undumper caps its read_size() varint length to prevent a
size_t overflow, and validates compiled-code-cache blobs before
use.
Platform and Build:
- - macOS arm64 build and test-rig support; the UTF-8 DFA tables were
regenerated and the table-generator toolchain fixed on macOS.
- - Restart and file-descriptor handling hardened: close_range/
closefrom in the boot-helper fast path, the real rlim_cur
reported, and PanicRestart bounds its argv by argc and uses
execv.
- - Generated-file safeguards: a pre-commit hook plus read-only Ragel
output guard against hand-editing generated sources.
- - The long-dead muxsvc/ Windows service stub was removed.
Clients:
- - TitanFugue gained interactive keyboard input for read()/tfread()
(#758, #759, #760), a tokenized status-format-var cache (#761), an
nlog() counter, and better Hydra reconnect/error diagnostics.
- - Credential storage is hardened across the console and Win32 GUI
clients; web-client world passwords were moved out of localStorage;
and the WorldBuilder gained TLS verification, attribute-escaping
fixes, and expanded softcode danger checks.
Other:
- - version() no longer returns an empty string. (#817)
Download:
Full source (tar.gz):
mux-2.14.0.8.unix.tar.gz
SHA256: bac36a1fbf5c356f26dae337055bdfe0056ed4d46a5266b9d8197b48895d3185
Full source (tar.bz2):
mux-2.14.0.8.unix.tar.bz2
SHA256: 5ef2ccd497611901bd88649af5a19cbb99c923819c5ec5c9336f20b1da8b037f
Patch from 2.14.0.7:
mux-2.14.0.7-2.14.0.8.unix.patch.gz
SHA256: 0cbf8944ec7a1fca9140e65aef67e8f2be3cf28d635afc544801f639a1b8e324
All files are GPG-signed (.asc).
This is ALPHA software. Make backups. Report bugs to
brazi...@gmail.com.
- -- Brazil
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