// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #include "net/http/http_vary_data.h" #include #include "base/pickle.h" #include "base/strings/string_util.h" #include "net/http/http_request_headers.h" #include "net/http/http_request_info.h" #include "net/http/http_response_headers.h" #include "net/http/http_util.h" namespace net { HttpVaryData::HttpVaryData() : is_valid_(false) { } bool HttpVaryData::Init(const HttpRequestInfo& request_info, const HttpResponseHeaders& response_headers) { base::MD5Context ctx; base::MD5Init(&ctx); is_valid_ = false; bool processed_header = false; // Feed the MD5 context in the order of the Vary header enumeration. If the // Vary header repeats a header name, then that's OK. // // If the Vary header contains '*' then we can just notice it based on // |cached_response_headers| in MatchesRequest(), and don't have to worry // about the specific headers. We still want an HttpVaryData around, to let // us handle this case. See section 4.1 of RFC 7234. // size_t iter = 0; std::string name = "vary", request_header; while (response_headers.EnumerateHeader(&iter, name, &request_header)) { if (request_header == "*") { // What's in request_digest_ will never be looked at, but make it // deterministic so we don't serialize out uninitialized memory content. memset(&request_digest_, 0, sizeof(request_digest_)); return is_valid_ = true; } AddField(request_info, request_header, &ctx); processed_header = true; } if (!processed_header) return false; base::MD5Final(&request_digest_, &ctx); return is_valid_ = true; } bool HttpVaryData::InitFromPickle(base::PickleIterator* iter) { is_valid_ = false; const char* data; if (iter->ReadBytes(&data, sizeof(request_digest_))) { memcpy(&request_digest_, data, sizeof(request_digest_)); return is_valid_ = true; } return false; } void HttpVaryData::Persist(base::Pickle* pickle) const { DCHECK(is_valid()); pickle->WriteBytes(&request_digest_, sizeof(request_digest_)); } bool HttpVaryData::MatchesRequest( const HttpRequestInfo& request_info, const HttpResponseHeaders& cached_response_headers) const { // Vary: * never matches. if (cached_response_headers.HasHeaderValue("vary", "*")) return false; HttpVaryData new_vary_data; if (!new_vary_data.Init(request_info, cached_response_headers)) { // This case can happen if |this| was loaded from a cache that was populated // by a build before crbug.com/469675 was fixed. return false; } return memcmp(&new_vary_data.request_digest_, &request_digest_, sizeof(request_digest_)) == 0; } // static std::string HttpVaryData::GetRequestValue( const HttpRequestInfo& request_info, const std::string& request_header) { // Unfortunately, we do not have access to all of the request headers at this // point. Most notably, we do not have access to an Authorization header if // one will be added to the request. std::string result; if (request_info.extra_headers.GetHeader(request_header, &result)) return result; return std::string(); } // static void HttpVaryData::AddField(const HttpRequestInfo& request_info, const std::string& request_header, base::MD5Context* ctx) { std::string request_value = GetRequestValue(request_info, request_header); // Append a character that cannot appear in the request header line so that we // protect against case where the concatenation of two request headers could // look the same for a variety of values for the individual request headers. // For example, "foo: 12\nbar: 3" looks like "foo: 1\nbar: 23" otherwise. request_value.append(1, '\n'); base::MD5Update(ctx, request_value); } } // namespace net