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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds query, URL, and JSON sanitizers. Request logging, debug logging, and season panic recovery now redact credentials. Debug request-body capture preserves handler traffic and propagates read and close errors. Tests cover redaction and unsafe input handling. ChangesDiagnostic log redaction
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Diagnostic logging now redacts credential-bearing URLs, queries, and JSON while preserving request handling and bounded debug capture behavior. No current merge-blocking risk is identified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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Client->>DebugMiddleware: Send URL, query, and request body
DebugMiddleware->>Handler: Forward request through debugRequestBody
Handler-->>DebugMiddleware: Return response
DebugMiddleware->>LogWriter: Write sanitized URL and JSON body
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internal/jellycompat/logging.go (1)
234-236: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReport request-body truncation so the omission message is not misleading.
The capture is bounded by
debugMaxBodyCapture. A larger JSON request body is captured truncated, soSanitizeJSONreturns the omission message. The log then shows the captured byte count followed by "not a complete JSON object or array", which attributes the omission to a malformed body. The response branch already prints a truncation line at Line 242.♻️ Proposed truncation notice for the request capture
if requestCapture != nil && requestCapture.body.Len() > 0 { _, _ = fmt.Fprintf(logFile, "Request Body (%d bytes captured):\n", requestCapture.body.Len()) + if requestCapture.body.Len() >= debugMaxBodyCapture { + fmt.Fprintf(logFile, "[truncated at %d bytes]\n", debugMaxBodyCapture) + } writeIndentedJSON(logFile, requestCapture.body.Bytes()) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Inline comments:
In `@internal/logredact/diagnostic.go`:
- Around line 92-93: Update the URL-detection condition in the value
sanitization flow to require a URL scheme or an absolute path before calling
SanitizeRequestURL; do not route strings solely because they contain “?”.
Preserve URL sanitization for values matching those URL forms while leaving
ordinary free text unchanged.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@internal/jellycompat/logging.go`:
- Around line 234-236: Update the request-body logging branch around
requestCapture and writeIndentedJSON to detect when the captured body reached
the debugMaxBodyCapture limit and print a truncation notice, matching the
existing response-branch behavior. Ensure the notice distinguishes intentionally
truncated JSON from malformed or incomplete request bodies.
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Problem
Related issue: N/A, narrow security fix.
Jellyfin-compatible requests can put a session token or API key in
ApiKeyorapi_key. The request logger writesr.URL.RawQueryunder the ordinaryqueryattribute, so the existing key-based log redactor does not mask it. TheHandleSeasonspanic logger has the same path. Rejected requests are logged too.Optional
JELLYCOMPAT_DEBUG_LOGcapture also writes complete URLs and request/response bodies directly to its file. That can retain loginPw/Passwordfields, returnedAccessTokenvalues and tokens inside playback URLs. This file writer bypasses the slog redactor.This is a CWE-532 credential-exposure fix. Someone who can read retained or exported logs could reuse a still-valid credential with its existing permissions. It does not establish unauthenticated access to logs, an administrator-level credential, or an actual account compromise. The normal request-log exposure was reproduced on a running deployment; debug-body exposure was reproduced in tests, not by enabling debug capture on production.
Approach
I kept the fix at the logging boundary so clients can keep using the compatibility protocol without changes:
internal/logredact.Pwalias. Preserve exact JSON numbers. Omit incomplete, scalar and non-JSON bodies rather than writing an unsafe raw-text fallback.This changes diagnostic output, not live authentication, request parameters, response bodies, route registration or API schemas. The contribution is based on upstream
mainatdc887b3c567303ca5554e3a1101d2dd6324345a4; it contains no deployment settings or unrelated fork changes.Validation
CodeRabbit follow-up
Current contribution revision:
ad4eb4df.I addressed the two diagnostic-quality findings from CodeRabbit:
TestSanitizeJSONPreservesOrdinaryTextand the oversized case ofTestDebugLoggerReportsActualRequestTruncationfailed on the previous PR revision and pass with this follow-up. The full focused redaction/debug test selection and targeted vet passed. Upstream CI for this new revision is pending.The original deployment evidence below applies to the initial fix, not this follow-up. This follow-up has not been deployed or merged into the fork's production
main. The docstring coverage warning is not being addressed with boilerplate comments on test functions; the new production helper has a contract comment.Before/after evidence
The initial four middleware regressions were run before implementation on
08691635c6c315f091e224603271036071ee97db. They reproduced query leaks, panic-path leaks, debug URL/body leaks, unsafe raw-body fallback and request truncation. The affected logging implementation at that baseline matches the upstream base. These tests pass with the fix.The same five changed files were deployed in fork revision
8d5b5c34ff050c1039ccead5e68c890e553b3dc1. This is separate from the upstream contribution revision88ca57e7afb6df86bd5a07af53adecbf9c670f79; file comparisons confirmed they contained the same initial fix before the CodeRabbit follow-up.Live verification used deliberately invalid synthetic tokens, never a real credential. A GET to
/Users/Mereturned 401 before and after deployment. The following are verifier counters, not reconstructed raw log lines. Private request logs are deliberately excluded.To repeat the query check, replace the reserved example host with a test instance, send the request below, and inspect only the request-log entry carrying
codex_log_probe=redaction-check. The expected response is 401 in both versions. The old logger retains the synthetic token; the patched logger replaces its value with[REDACTED]while keepingLimit=20. Repeat with the aliases listed below. The example token is deliberately non-functional.Before:
{"phase":"before","http_status":401,"matching_log_lines":1,"synthetic_secret_logged":true}After, using
ApiKey,API_KEY,%41piKeyandApi%5fKey(all four requests returned 401):{"phase":"after","matching_log_lines":4,"synthetic_secret_logged":false,"redaction_present":true,"safe_parameter_retained":true}After deployment, both health checks returned 200 and the container was healthy with no restarts. Subsequent read-only checks found an active, unpaused playback session updated within four seconds and 30 successful
POST /Sessions/Playing/Progressresponses with status 204 in a five-minute sample. That demonstrates continuing server-side playback reporting, not a fresh-start, seek or client-rendering test.Regression coverage
TestRequestLoggerRedactsQueryCredentialsandTestSeasonsPanicLoggerRedactsQueryCredentials: secret removal at the actual sinks, retained safe parameters, and unchanged live requests/statuses.TestDebugLoggerRedactsCredentialsAndPreservesTraffic: passwords, nested credential fields, access tokens and stream URLs are masked while the handler and client receive unchanged bodies.TestDebugLoggerOmitsUnsafeBodiesWithoutTruncatingRequests: malformed/form bodies and oversized requests do not leak through the raw fallback or truncate the handler's input.TestDebugRequestBodyPreservesReadAndCloseErrorsandTestDebugLoggerFilterLeavesRequestUnread: original I/O results and the user-agent filter remain intact.TestSanitize*cases cover aliases, percent-encoded and duplicate query keys, invalid encodings, URL userinfo/fragments, escaped/duplicate JSON keys, arrays, exact large numbers and unsafe body representations.Commands and CI
Initial-fix evidence, before the CodeRabbit follow-up:
On contribution revision
88ca57e7afb6df86bd5a07af53adecbf9c670f79:All three passed. Full CI for this exact contribution revision also passed: Go, Web and Docs hygiene are green. Upstream-owned PR checks will run separately after publication; those are not being reported as passed in advance.
The full gate runs
make embed-stub,go build ./...,gofmt -l .,go vet ./..., changed-line golangci-lint,make test-go, settings-binding and playback-fixture checks, plus web lint/format/build/tests and docs-path hygiene. The fork-hosted dispatch compares lint against itsorigin/main; the upstream PR check will compare against the upstream target. Neither is described as a full-tree lint cleanup.Additional evidence for the deployed fork revision, not a substitute for this PR's revision checks: Go/Web/docs and PostgreSQL integration passed, and both container architectures built successfully. The earlier development revision failed four lint checks; those corrections are included in this PR. Debug logging stayed disabled on production, so its enabled-mode evidence is from regression tests.
API v2 / Huma compatibility
I checked the Huma foundation and pilot work (#936 and #941), plus the recent playback work in #1002 and #1005. The API v2 contract explicitly keeps Jellyfin compatibility outside the native v2 contract. Huma is mounted through
humachion the native API listener; this fix stays in compatibility logging and standard-library redaction helpers.At
apiv2revision26661d76f451ed790cf74221538b1048a8d193d6, the existing affected logging files andinternal/logredactare identical to the upstream base. Applying the complete contribution diff to a temporary index populated from that revision passedgit apply --cached --checkwithout conflicts. The reviewed playback PRs did not change this patch's logging files.The compatibility claim is therefore source and patch compatibility with the inspected v2 branch, not a claim that the full Huma runtime or migration suite was executed. No v2 operations, OpenAPI artifacts, client bindings or playback contracts change. Apple and Android changes are not required for this logging-only patch. Recheck integration when the v2 branch moves.
Benchmarks
Not run. Query parsing and JSON redaction add work to the logging path; I am not claiming zero overhead or a performance improvement. The debug capture remains bounded at 256 KiB. Latency, throughput and allocation effects have not been measured.
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