for expiry in the script environment.
[ISC-Bugs #43326]
+- DHCP6 FQDN option unpacking code now correctly handles values that contain
+ spaces, special, or non-printable characters. Prior to this the buffer
+ size needed was underestitmate causing a conversion error message to
+ be logged and DNS updates to be skipped. Thanks to Fernando Soto at
+ BlueCat Networks for bringing the matter to our attention.
+ [ISC-Bugs #43592]
+
Changes since 4.1-ESV-R14b1
- None
return 0;
/* Save the contents of the option in a buffer. There are 3
- * one-byte values we record from the packet, so we go ahead
- * and allocate a bigger buffer to accommodate them. But the
- * 'length' we got (because it is a DNS encoded string) is
- * one longer than we need...so we only add two extra octets.
- */
- if (!buffer_allocate(&bp, length + 2, MDL)) {
+ * one-byte values we record from the packet. The input is
+ * DNS encoded and to be safe we'll assume that each character
+ * is non-printable and will be converted to an escaped number:
+ * "\\nnn". Yes, we'll have dead space pretty much all the time
+ * but the alternative is to basically dry run the conversion
+ * first to calculate the precise size or reallocate to a smaller
+ * buffer later, either of which is a bigger performance hit than
+ * just doing a generous allocation. */
+ unsigned bp_size = 3 + (length * 4);
+
+ if (!buffer_allocate(&bp, bp_size, MDL)) {
log_error("No memory for dhcp6.fqdn option buffer.");
return 0;
}
goto error;
/* XXX: We need to process 'The "N" bit'. */
-
if (buffer[0] & 1) /* server-update. */
bp->data[2] = 1;
else
goto error;
/* Convert the domain name to textual representation for config. */
- len = MRns_name_ntop(buffer + 1, (char *)bp->data + 3, length - 1);
+ len = MRns_name_ntop(buffer + 1, (char *)bp->data + 3, bp_size - 3);
if (len == -1) {
log_error("Unable to convert dhcp6.fqdn domain name to "
"printable form.");