fix(seafile): address code review follow-ups (log safety, mktemp, deduplication)

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2026-05-11 13:35:27 +00:00
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parent c9425c4c2d
commit 69d45e691c

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@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ _seafile_validate_url() {
local _val="$1" _name="$2"
case "${_val}" in
*$'\n'*|*$'\r'*|*\"*|*\'*)
bashio::exit.nok "${_name} must not contain newlines or quote characters: ${_val}"
bashio::exit.nok "${_name} contains invalid characters (newlines or quotes are not allowed)"
;;
esac
}
@@ -266,24 +266,50 @@ done
# Configure fileserver binding (0.0.0.0) #
#############################################
# Use awk to idempotently remove any existing 'host =' line from the
# [fileserver] section, then insert the correct value with sed. This avoids
# the sed address-range pitfall (/^\[fileserver\]/,/^\[/) which can fail to
# cover the section body and may leave duplicate keys on repeated runs.
# The upstream write_config.sh hardcodes /seafhttp in FILE_SERVER_ROOT and
# overwrites our settings on first run. Create a helper that re-applies the
# addon's URL configuration right before Seafile services start, so it always
# takes effect regardless of what the upstream init/setup scripts wrote.
#
# addon_url_config.sh holds the baked-in values (printf %q escaped) AND the
# shared _seafile_set_fileserver_host function so the logic lives in exactly
# one place. The apply_addon_urls.sh helper sources that file and uses the
# function; this script sources it too so it can call the same function below.
{
printf 'ADDON_DATA_LOCATION=%q\n' "${DATA_LOCATION}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVICE_URL=%q\n' "${SERVICE_URL_VALUE}"
printf 'ADDON_FILE_SERVER_ROOT=%q\n' "${FILE_SERVER_ROOT_VALUE:-}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVER_HOSTNAME=%q\n' "${SERVER_HOSTNAME}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVER_PROTOCOL=%q\n' "${SERVER_PROTOCOL}"
printf 'ADDON_CSRF_ORIGIN=%q\n' "${CSRF_ORIGIN}"
# Shared helper: idempotently set host = 0.0.0.0 in the [fileserver] INI
# section using awk (avoids sed address-range pitfalls that leave duplicate
# keys). mktemp ensures a unique temp file; on any failure the original is
# left untouched.
cat << 'FUNCEOF'
_seafile_set_fileserver_host() {
local _cf="$1"
local _tmp
_tmp=$(mktemp "${_cf}.XXXXXX") || return 1
awk '
/^\[fileserver\]/ { in_fs=1; print; next }
/^\[/ { in_fs=0 }
in_fs && /^[[:space:]]*host[[:space:]]*=/ { next }
{ print }
' "${_cf}" > "${_cf}.tmp" && mv "${_cf}.tmp" "${_cf}"
' "${_cf}" > "${_tmp}" && mv "${_tmp}" "${_cf}" || { rm -f "${_tmp}"; return 1; }
if grep -q '^\[fileserver\]' "${_cf}"; then
sed -i '/^\[fileserver\]/a host = 0.0.0.0' "${_cf}"
else
printf '\n[fileserver]\nhost = 0.0.0.0\n' >> "${_cf}"
fi
}
FUNCEOF
} > /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
chmod 644 /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
# Source so _seafile_set_fileserver_host is available in this script.
# shellcheck disable=SC1091
. /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
bashio::log.info "Setting fileserver host to 0.0.0.0 in seafile.conf"
@@ -298,51 +324,16 @@ for conf_dir in "${SEAHUB_CONF_DIRS[@]}"; do
fi
done
# The upstream write_config.sh hardcodes /seafhttp in FILE_SERVER_ROOT and
# overwrites our settings on first run. Create a helper that re-applies the
# addon's URL configuration right before Seafile services start, so it always
# takes effect regardless of what the upstream init/setup scripts wrote.
#
# The baked-in config values are written to a separate sourced file (using
# printf %q for safe shell escaping) and the helper script uses a single-quoted
# heredoc so no user-supplied data is ever embedded in the script body.
{
printf 'ADDON_DATA_LOCATION=%q\n' "${DATA_LOCATION}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVICE_URL=%q\n' "${SERVICE_URL_VALUE}"
printf 'ADDON_FILE_SERVER_ROOT=%q\n' "${FILE_SERVER_ROOT_VALUE:-}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVER_HOSTNAME=%q\n' "${SERVER_HOSTNAME}"
printf 'ADDON_SERVER_PROTOCOL=%q\n' "${SERVER_PROTOCOL}"
printf 'ADDON_CSRF_ORIGIN=%q\n' "${CSRF_ORIGIN}"
} > /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
chmod 644 /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
cat > /home/seafile/apply_addon_urls.sh << 'URLEOF'
#!/bin/bash
# shellcheck disable=SC1091
. /home/seafile/addon_url_config.sh
# Idempotently set host = 0.0.0.0 in [fileserver] using awk to avoid
# the sed address-range pitfall that can leave duplicate keys.
_apply_fileserver_host() {
local _c="$1"
awk '
/^\[fileserver\]/ { in_fs=1; print; next }
/^\[/ { in_fs=0 }
in_fs && /^[[:space:]]*host[[:space:]]*=/ { next }
{ print }
' "$_c" > "$_c.tmp" && mv "$_c.tmp" "$_c"
if grep -q '^\[fileserver\]' "$_c"; then
sed -i '/^\[fileserver\]/a host = 0.0.0.0' "$_c"
else
printf '\n[fileserver]\nhost = 0.0.0.0\n' >> "$_c"
fi
}
for _CONF in "${ADDON_DATA_LOCATION}/conf/seahub_settings.py" \
"${ADDON_DATA_LOCATION}/seafile/conf/seahub_settings.py"; do
if [ -f "$_CONF" ]; then
sed -i '/^SERVICE_URL *=/d' "$_CONF"
sed -i '/^FILE_SERVER_ROOT *=/d' "$_CONF"
sed -i '/^SERVICE_URL *=/d' "$_CONF"
sed -i '/^FILE_SERVER_ROOT *=/d' "$_CONF"
sed -i '/^CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS *=/d' "$_CONF"
printf 'SERVICE_URL = "%s"\n' "${ADDON_SERVICE_URL}" >> "$_CONF"
if [ -n "${ADDON_FILE_SERVER_ROOT}" ]; then
@@ -363,7 +354,7 @@ done
for _SCONF in "${ADDON_DATA_LOCATION}/conf/seafile.conf" \
"${ADDON_DATA_LOCATION}/seafile/conf/seafile.conf"; do
if [ -f "$_SCONF" ]; then
_apply_fileserver_host "$_SCONF"
_seafile_set_fileserver_host "$_SCONF"
fi
done
URLEOF