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Add NewHTTPRangeReader, an io.ReadSeeker that issues one HTTP Range request per Read, and SDK.LoadTDFFromURL on top of it. Only the zip directory, the manifest and the segments actually read are fetched, so partial decrypts of very large remote TDFs stay cheap. Responses must be 206 with the exact requested Content-Range; a server that ignores Range (200) is rejected rather than streaming the whole file. Requests use the SDK's unauthenticated HTTP client so platform credentials are never sent to the TDF host. Part of DSPX-4886 (DSPX-5112). Signed-off-by: sujan kota <sujankota@gmail.com>
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Two things I'd fix before merging: how non-206 responses are classified, and documenting how long ctx has to live. Suggestions are inline.
| // A 200 means the server ignored Range and is sending the whole resource. | ||
| if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusPartialContent { | ||
| return 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: status %d for bytes %d-%d", errRangeNotSupported, resp.StatusCode, offset, end) | ||
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Every non-206 status comes back wrapped in errRangeNotSupported, but only a 200 actually means "range ignored". A wrong URL (404), an expired presigned URL (403), a 5xx, and an empty resource (416 on the bytes=0-0 probe) all produce "server did not honor the HTTP range request".
Redirects are the most confusing case. s.httpClient doesn't follow them (preventRedirectCheck returns http.ErrUseLastResponse), so an S3, CDN, or GitHub release URL that redirects fails with "...range request: status 302". That points the user at the wrong problem.
Suggestion: keep the sentinel for 200 only, and give 3xx its own message. Location is left out on purpose, since it can carry presigned tokens.
| // A 200 means the server ignored Range and is sending the whole resource. | |
| if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusPartialContent { | |
| return 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: status %d for bytes %d-%d", errRangeNotSupported, resp.StatusCode, offset, end) | |
| } | |
| switch { | |
| case resp.StatusCode == http.StatusOK: | |
| // The server ignored Range and is sending the whole resource. | |
| return 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: status 200 for bytes %d-%d", errRangeNotSupported, offset, end) | |
| case resp.StatusCode >= http.StatusMultipleChoices && resp.StatusCode < http.StatusBadRequest: | |
| return 0, fmt.Errorf("range request redirected (%s); redirects are not followed, use the final URL", resp.Status) | |
| case resp.StatusCode != http.StatusPartialContent: | |
| return 0, fmt.Errorf("range request for bytes %d-%d failed: %s", offset, end, resp.Status) | |
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Test_LoadTDFFromURL_RangeNotSupported still passes with this change. Adding table cases for 404 and 302 that assert !errors.Is(err, errRangeNotSupported) would lock the behavior in.
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^ Opus wrote this review. I would also add that you might want to export the error (i.e. rename it to ErrRangeNotSupported
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Done in d69ebfd: only a 200 wraps the sentinel, 3xx says redirects aren't followed (no Location in the message), other statuses report their own status. Added Test_HTTPRangeReader_ErrorStatus covering 404/302/403, asserting !errors.Is(err, ErrRangeNotSupported).
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Exported as ErrRangeNotSupported in d69ebfd.
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| // NewHTTPRangeReader returns an io.ReadSeeker for url. The server must support | ||
| // range requests (respond 206 Partial Content). A nil client uses | ||
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ctx is stored on the reader and used for every later Read, not just the probe. That should be part of the documented contract:
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| // http.DefaultClient. | |
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| // ctx is retained and bounds every range request made by later Reads, so it | |
| // must remain valid for as long as the reader is used. |
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This must be a common pattern, or there must be a suggested workaround. Ideally Context would be somehow linked to the Reader, so Close would allow it to release some kind of marker.
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Added to the NewHTTPRangeReader doc in d69ebfd.
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Agreed it'd be better tied to the Reader. The catch is that sdk.Reader's ReadAt/WriteTo (and LoadTDF) take no context today, so a proper fix (per-call ctx, or ctx + Close) is a public API change to the TDF reader rather than something this type can do alone. I've documented the contract here and would like to take the API change as a follow-up ticket, if that works for you.
Only a 200 maps to ErrRangeNotSupported (now exported); redirects and other statuses get their own messages. Read fails if the server reports a different total size than the probe. Document that ctx bounds every range request for the life of the reader. Signed-off-by: sujan kota <sujankota@gmail.com>
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| return 0, fmt.Errorf("range request for bytes %d-%d failed: %s", offset, end, resp.Status) | ||
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Reject malformed Content-Range totals.
fmt.Sscanf need not consume the full header. A server can send Content-Range: bytes 0-0/1junk, and the probe accepts it. It also accepts a total of -1; the reader then treats the resource as already at EOF. Parse the complete header and require gotEnd < size before accepting a 206 response. (pkg.go.dev)
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Update the Content-Range parsing in the HTTP range probe to reject headers with
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on spec, * is allowed in the spec to indicate unknown/unsatisfiable.
off spec, there may be mistakes we want to account for.
I'm fine with the current solution, though, since it appropriately handles 'useful' responses, and the errors returned in the event of wrong/invalid responses are close enough
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@dmihalcik-virtru Thanks for clarifying. Stricter Content-Range validation is optional hardening for this change. I won’t press for a parser change.
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Part of DSPX-4886 (DSPX-5112): lets the Go SDK read a remote TDF without downloading it, which the xtest partial-decrypt tests at 100 GiB–50 TiB depend on.
NewHTTPRangeReader(ctx, client, url): anio.ReadSeekerwhere eachReadis one HTTPRangerequest.SDK.LoadTDFFromURL(ctx, url, opts...):LoadTDFover that reader (Go counterpart of web-sdkfromUrl). Opening a TDF fetches only the zip directory and manifest;ReadAtfetches only the overlapping segments.206with the exact requestedContent-Rangeis rejected. A server that ignoresRange(200) is refused rather than streaming the whole file.Not included: a
SupportedFeatures()string (name to be agreed with opentdf/tests in DSPX-5117) and a tail/manifest buffer to cut request count (marked in code).Checklist
Testing Instructions
cd sdk && go test -run 'TestTDF/Test_(LoadTDFFromURL|HTTPRangeReader)' .httptest+http.ServeContent; a 100-byte read across a segment boundary fetches exactly 2 × (16 KiB + 28 B GCM overhead)200is rejected witherrRangeNotSupportedcd sdk && go test -race ./...andTestREADMECodeBlockspass;golangci-lint run --new-from-rev=main: 0 issues.Summary by CodeRabbit