in_http: http realloc fus fix, http_server: same fix #8640
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Summary
These patches provide equivalent fixes for both
in_http
and the newhttp_server
when it is ingesting http1/.x protocol requests.When large requests are sent with HTTP/1.0 the buffer gets reallocated when reaching or exceeding the initial buffer size. The request (a
struct mk_http_request
) uses severalmk_ptr_t
to point to values for certain headers and parts of the request and points directly at the buffer.This patch seeks to recalculate those pointers when this happens so they remain valid and point to valid content.
Without this patch
in_http
will fail, either crashing when usinghttp2=off
or returning a 400 "invalid request" error.Enter
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