Ignore space or %20 in webapi URLs #885
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#885
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When a wrapped URL is copied to the clipboard and then to a browser address bar, sometimes the copying application inserts spaces at the end of each line and the browser does not strip them. This would happen in some cases even if URLs were shorter (#882), since they can include a filename and parameters.
I think it is only spaces that get inserted, not tabs. The browser might convert these to %20 when it submits the URL, so stripping spaces should be done after %-decoding.
Note that this isn't a duplicate of #884 ('give nice error page when URL is mangled') because we need to both:
See related ticket #885 (automatically url-unquote caps).
Replying to zooko:
That should be #942.
Yes, we should first %-decode and then strip spaces. I think it's sufficient to do that in [uri.from_string]source:src/allmydata/uri.py?rev=4194#L591. (As the [IURI interface doc]source:src/allmydata/interfaces.py?rev=4194#L414 says,
uri.from_string
is supposed to be used instead of the*URI.init_from_string
factory methods, and that stipulation appears to be followed everywhere apart from test code.)Replying to [davidsarah]comment:3:
Incidentally,
*URI.init_from_string
are classmethods, soinit_from_string
shouldn't be part of theIURI
interface.#496 was a duplicate. It gave this link to a user report: http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2008-July/000721.html (although I disagree with the opinion in that post that only the WUI should strip spaces; I think it should be done for all webapi URLs).
As mentioned in /tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25/issues/5558#comment:74386, if the URL was modified then we should do a permanent redirect. This is similar to the redirect that we currently do for
?uri=
(tested [here]source:src/allmydata/test/test_web.py?rev=4201#L2564, although I don't see where it's implemented).On second thoughts, this doesn't need to be done for 1.6.1.