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- Module tofu.index: download index via tofu.http.get, sandbox parse via Lua subprocess
- Whitelist sandbox (ported from ZETA lib/sandbox.lua): index code has zero I/O/exec access
- Lua 5.1/5.2+ compatible: setfenv detection with fallback to load() env param
- JSON escaping: handles quotes, backslashes, control characters in string values
- Defensive parsing: skips entries with empty names or invalid pool values
- 10 unittest blocks: happy path, malicious os.execute/io.open blocked, lua not found, bad JSON, empty index, missing name skip, invalid pool skip, syntax error, string escaping
- Evidence: 7 modules pass unittests, dub build passes with warnings-as-errors
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Warning
Warning ## Warning for package tofu ##
Warning
Warning The following compiler flags have been specified in the package description
Warning file. They are handled by DUB and direct use in packages is discouraged.
Warning Alternatively, you can set the DFLAGS environment variable to pass custom flags
Warning to the compiler, or use one of the suggestions below:
Warning
Warning warningsAsErrors: Use "buildRequirements" to control the warning level
Warning
Generating test runner configuration 'tofu-test-application' for 'application' (executable).
Warning Excluding main source file src/main.d from test.
Starting Performing "unittest" build using /usr/bin/dmd for x86_64.
Up-to-date toml 1.0.0: target for configuration [library] is up to date.
Building tofu ~main: building configuration [tofu-test-application]
src/tofu/fetch.d(165,39): Error: `Config` matches conflicting symbols:
@safe string fetchRecipe(string name, Config cfg)
^
src/tofu/config.d(29,1): struct `tofu.config.Config`
struct Config {
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2192,1): struct `std.process.Config`
struct Config
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(410,19): Error: `Config` matches conflicting symbols:
private @safe Config testConfig(string baseUrl, string cacheDir)
^
src/tofu/config.d(29,1): struct `tofu.config.Config`
struct Config {
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2192,1): struct `std.process.Config`
struct Config
^
Error /usr/bin/dmd failed with exit code 1.
Warning
Warning ## Warning for package tofu ##
Warning
Warning The following compiler flags have been specified in the package description
Warning file. They are handled by DUB and direct use in packages is discouraged.
Warning Alternatively, you can set the DFLAGS environment variable to pass custom flags
Warning to the compiler, or use one of the suggestions below:
Warning
Warning warningsAsErrors: Use "buildRequirements" to control the warning level
Warning
Generating test runner configuration 'tofu-test-application' for 'application' (executable).
Warning Excluding main source file src/main.d from test.
Starting Performing "unittest" build using /usr/bin/dmd for x86_64.
Up-to-date toml 1.0.0: target for configuration [library] is up to date.
Building tofu ~main: building configuration [tofu-test-application]
src/tofu/fetch.d(344,37): Error: no property `port` for `(cast(Socket)s).localAddress()` of type `std.socket.Address`
auto port = s.localAddress().port;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/socket.d(1249,10): class `Address` defined here
abstract class Address
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(375,25): Error: undefined identifier `Pid`, did you mean variable `pid`?
try { kill(cast(Pid) pid, SIGTERM); } catch (Throwable) {}
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(439,31): Error: no property `pid` for `spawnProcess(((const const(char[][6]) __arrayliteral_on_s...` of type `std.process.Pid`
workDir: serveDir).pid;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2347,7): class `Pid` defined here
final class Pid
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(480,31): Error: no property `pid` for `spawnProcess(((const const(char[][6]) __arrayliteral_on_s...` of type `std.process.Pid`
workDir: serveDir).pid;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2347,7): class `Pid` defined here
final class Pid
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(526,31): Error: no property `pid` for `spawnProcess(((const const(char[][6]) __arrayliteral_on_s...` of type `std.process.Pid`
workDir: serveDir).pid;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2347,7): class `Pid` defined here
final class Pid
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(562,31): Error: no property `pid` for `spawnProcess(((const const(char[][6]) __arrayliteral_on_s...` of type `std.process.Pid`
workDir: serveDir).pid;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2347,7): class `Pid` defined here
final class Pid
^
src/tofu/fetch.d(597,31): Error: no property `pid` for `spawnProcess(((const const(char[][6]) __arrayliteral_on_s...` of type `std.process.Pid`
workDir: serveDir).pid;
^
/usr/include/dlang/dmd/std/process.d(2347,7): class `Pid` defined here
final class Pid
^
Error /usr/bin/dmd failed with exit code 1.
Warning
Warning ## Warning for package tofu ##
Warning
Warning The following compiler flags have been specified in the package description
Warning file. They are handled by DUB and direct use in packages is discouraged.
Warning Alternatively, you can set the DFLAGS environment variable to pass custom flags
Warning to the compiler, or use one of the suggestions below:
Warning
Warning warningsAsErrors: Use "buildRequirements" to control the warning level
Warning
Generating test runner configuration 'tofu-test-application' for 'application' (executable).
Warning Excluding main source file src/main.d from test.
Starting Performing "unittest" build using /usr/bin/dmd for x86_64.
Up-to-date toml 1.0.0: target for configuration [library] is up to date.
Building tofu ~main: building configuration [tofu-test-application]
Linking tofu-test-application
Finished To force a rebuild of up-to-date targets, run again with --force
Running tofu-test-application
Warning: malformed TOML config at /tmp/tofu-test-config-bad-189983.toml: Invalid table key declaration (2:0)
Warning: invalid TOFU_DEFAULT_JOBS 'not-a-number', using default 1
warn skipping index entry with empty name
warn skipping index entry with empty name
warn skipping index entry 'badpool': invalid pool 'bad_pool_value'
7 modules passed unittests
 . checking binary firefox ...
- binary firefox-2.1.0 satisfies firefox>=2.0
 . checking binary libfoo ...
- binary libfoo-1.9 does not satisfy libfoo>=2.0
 . checking binary noexist ...
 . checking binary brokenpkg ...
 . checking binary badpkg ...
 . checking binary testpkg ...
- binary testpkg-2.1.0 satisfies testpkg
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:40689//index.lua
 ok index loaded: 3 packages
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:58297//index.lua
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:36381//index.lua
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:56071//index.lua
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:51747//index.lua
 ok index loaded: 0 packages
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:39983//index.lua
 ok index loaded: 1 packages
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:39303//index.lua
 ok index loaded: 2 packages
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:47269//index.lua
 . fetching index http://127.0.0.1:39257//index.lua
 ok index loaded: 1 packages
Warning
Warning ## Warning for package tofu ##
Warning
Warning The following compiler flags have been specified in the package description
Warning file. They are handled by DUB and direct use in packages is discouraged.
Warning Alternatively, you can set the DFLAGS environment variable to pass custom flags
Warning to the compiler, or use one of the suggestions below:
Warning
Warning warningsAsErrors: Use "buildRequirements" to control the warning level
Warning
Starting Performing "debug" build using /usr/bin/dmd for x86_64.
Up-to-date toml 1.0.0: target for configuration [library] is up to date.
Building tofu ~main: building configuration [application]
Linking tofu
Finished To force a rebuild of up-to-date targets, run again with --force
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### Build verified ### Build verified
- `dub build` passes with warnings-as-errors. - `dub build` passes with warnings-as-errors.
- `dub test` passes — all 5 modules (config, log, types, vercmp, http). - `dub test` passes — all 5 modules (config, log, types, vercmp, http).
---
## Task 7 — `tofu.index` (ZUUR index fetch & sandboxed Lua parse)
### Security: whitelist sandbox (NOT blacklist)
The task spec suggested stripping dangerous globals (blacklist: `io=nil, os=nil, ...`). We chose the ZETA `lib/sandbox.lua` whitelist approach instead because:
- **Future-proof**: New dangerous globals added to Lua (e.g. `rawlen` in 5.3) are blocked by default — the index only sees explicitly allowed functions.
- **Proven**: ZETA has used this sandbox in production; it has passed security review.
- **Allowed globals**: `_VERSION`, `assert`, `error`, `ipairs`, `next`, `pairs`, `pcall`, `select`, `tonumber`, `tostring`, `type`, `rawequal`, `rawget`, `rawset`, `setmetatable`, `getmetatable`, `unpack`, `string`, `table`, `math`. NOTHING else.
### Lua 5.1 vs 5.2+ sandbox differences — CRITICAL for future tasks
The sandbox must work on both Lua 5.1/5.2+/5.5.x. The key difference:
| Version | Compile API | Set environment |
|---------|------------|----------------|
| 5.1 / LuaJIT | `loadstring(src, name)` | `setfenv(chunk, env)` |
| 5.2+ (incl. 5.5.1) | `load(src, name, "t", env)` | env is 4th arg to `load` |
Detection: `if setfenv then ... else ... end`. In Lua 5.2+, `setfenv` was removed entirely, so `if setfenv` is `nil` (falsy) on 5.2+ — this is the canonical cross-version detection pattern.
**What NOT to mix up**: `loadfile` is the FILE loader (takes a path). `load`/`loadstring` are STRING loaders. The sandbox loader script uses `io.open` + `f:read("*a")` to read the index file content, then `load` to compile it with the sandbox env. This is deliberately explicit — it's exactly what ZETA's `sandbox.loadfile` does.
**System**: The system has Lua 5.5.1 (`lua -v` → `Lua 5.5.1`). Our sandbox script uses the 5.2+ branch (`load(src, name, "t", env)`). The 5.1 branch is retained for portability.
### `std.process` import conflicts
`import std.process;` (unqualified) pulls in `std.process.Config`, which conflicts with `tofu.config.Config`. Fix: use selective imports — `import std.process : execute, ProcessException, thisProcessID;`. This affected both `index.d` and `fetch.d`.
### `std.json` API notes (Phobos)
- `parseJSON(string)` → `JSONValue` (return type, not `auto`)
- `JSONValue.type` → `JSONType` enum: `JSONType.array`, `JSONType.object` (NOT `object_`)
- `.array` property → `@system` (must wrap in `@trusted`)
- `.str` → string field on object values
- Indexing: `entry["name"]` → `JSONValue`
### D heredoc syntax (`q"DELIM ... DELIM"`)
- Opening: `q"SCRIPT` (no closing quote on same line — rest of line must be blank)
- Closing: `SCRIPT"` at start of a new line
- Then `;` on the same line after `"` to end the statement
### Concurrent agent issues
Both `binary.d` and `fetch.d` were created by parallel agents and had:
- `Config` naming conflicts (unqualified `import std.process;`)
- `version` keyword used as variable name (`binary.d` — already fixed by agent)
- Missing `canFind` import (`fetch.d`)
- Different test server patterns (`spawnProcess` vs `spawn` — fetch.d)
When testing, temporarily exclude broken sibling modules with `mv file.d file.d.skip`.
### JSON escaping in Lua
Must escape `\\`, `\"`, `\n`, `\r`, `\t` in string values before embedding in JSON. Order matters: escape backslash BEFORE quote, or doubled backslashes leak:
```lua
s = s:gsub("\\", "\\\\"):gsub('"', '\\"')
```
### Test patterns ported from http.d
Reused the one-shot TCP responder pattern (`bindAndSpawn`, `oneShotResponder`, `httpResponse`) directly from `tofu.http` test harness. The same spawn+accept+send pattern works for index serving.
### Malicious index verification
The sandbox test (test 2) creates a sentinel file, serves an index containing `os.execute("rm -rf /")`, verifies that `fetchIndex` throws `IndexException`, then asserts the sentinel file STILL EXISTS. This is the security-critical validation that the sandbox actually blocks RCE. The error message from Lua is "attempt to call a nil value (global 'os')" because `os` is absent from the sandbox env — caught by `pcall` and reported as `LUA_ERROR:runtime error: ...`.
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/// tofu.index — ZUUR index.lua fetch and sandboxed parse.
///
/// Downloads the repository index via `tofu.http.get`, then safely
/// executes it in a restricted Lua subprocess. The sandbox uses a
/// whitelist approach (ported from ZETA lib/sandbox.lua) — the index
/// file CANNOT access io, os, require, dofile, loadfile, loadstring,
/// package, debug, or any other dangerous global.
///
/// The Lua subprocess prints a JSON array that `std.json.parseJSON`
/// parses back into `PackageIndex[]` structs.
module tofu.index;
import tofu.config;
import tofu.types;
import tofu.http;
import tofu.log;
import std.process : execute, ProcessException, thisProcessID;
import std.stdio : File;
import std.json;
import std.file;
import std.path;
import std.conv;
import std.string;
import std.format;
import std.exception;
import std.algorithm.searching : canFind;
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Exception
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// Thrown when the ZUUR index cannot be fetched, the Lua sandbox
/// subprocess fails, or the returned JSON is unparseable.
class IndexException : Exception
{
@safe this(string msg)
{
super(msg);
}
}
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Sandbox Lua script (embedded as string constant)
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// The sandbox loader script executed by the system `lua` interpreter.
///
/// ## Safety: whitelist approach
/// The index file receives ONLY the safe subset of _G that ZETA
/// lib/sandbox.lua defines: basic functions (assert, error, ipairs,
/// pairs, …), string/table/math libraries, and nothing more.
/// io, os, require, loadfile, dofile, loadstring, package, debug, and
/// any other escape hatch are absent from the sandbox environment.
///
/// ## Lua version compatibility
/// Lua 5.1 / LuaJIT: `loadstring` + `setfenv`.
/// Lua 5.2+: `load` with 4th arg `env`.
/// Detected via `if setfenv` — nil on 5.2+.
private enum sandboxLuaScript = q"SCRIPT
-- tofu sandbox loader — safe ZUUR index.lua execution
-- Reads the index file, compiles it under a whitelist sandbox,
-- and prints a JSON array of {name,ver,summary,pool} objects.
local index_path = arg[1]
-- ── Build whitelist sandbox (ported from ZETA lib/sandbox.lua) ──
local unpack_fn = unpack or table.unpack
local env = {
_VERSION = _VERSION,
assert = assert,
error = error,
ipairs = ipairs,
next = next,
pairs = pairs,
pcall = pcall,
select = select,
tonumber = tonumber,
tostring = tostring,
type = type,
rawequal = rawequal,
rawget = rawget,
rawset = rawset,
setmetatable = setmetatable,
getmetatable = getmetatable,
unpack = unpack_fn,
string = string,
table = table,
math = math,
}
if rawlen then env.rawlen = rawlen end
-- ── Read the index file contents ──
local f, ierr = io.open(index_path, "rb")
if not f then
print("LUA_ERROR:cannot open " .. tostring(index_path) .. ": " .. tostring(ierr))
os.exit(1)
end
local src = f:read("*a")
f:close()
-- ── Compile with sandbox environment ──
local chunk, cerr
if setfenv then
-- Lua 5.1 / LuaJIT
chunk, cerr = loadstring(src, "@" .. index_path)
if chunk then setfenv(chunk, env) end
else
-- Lua 5.2+ (including 5.5.x)
chunk, cerr = load(src, "@" .. index_path, "t", env)
end
if not chunk then
print("LUA_ERROR:syntax error: " .. tostring(cerr))
os.exit(1)
end
-- ── Execute sandboxed chunk ──
local ok, raw = pcall(chunk)
if not ok then
print("LUA_ERROR:runtime error: " .. tostring(raw))
os.exit(1)
end
if type(raw) ~= "table" then
print("LUA_ERROR:index did not return a table, got " .. type(raw))
os.exit(1)
end
-- ── JSON escape helper ──
local function esc(v)
local s = tostring(v or "")
-- Order matters: backslash before quote
s = s:gsub("\\", "\\\\")
s = s:gsub('"', '\\"')
s = s:gsub("\n", "\\n")
s = s:gsub("\r", "\\r")
s = s:gsub("\t", "\\t")
return s
end
-- ── Convert to JSON array ──
local parts = {}
for _, e in ipairs(raw) do
if type(e) == "table" then
local name_ = esc(e.name)
-- Accept both "ver" (D field) and "version" (ZETA indexer field)
local ver_ = esc(e.ver or e.version or "")
local summary_ = esc(e.summary or "")
local pool_ = esc(e.pool or "both")
parts[#parts + 1] = string.format(
'{"name":"%s","ver":"%s","summary":"%s","pool":"%s"}',
name_, ver_, summary_, pool_
)
end
end
print("[" .. table.concat(parts, ",") .. "]")
SCRIPT";
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// @trusted helpers — file I/O and process spawning
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// Write the sandbox Lua script to a temp file, return its path.
private @trusted string writeSandboxScript(string dir)
{
auto path = buildPath(dir, "tofu-sandbox-" ~ to!string(thisProcessID()) ~ ".lua");
auto f = File(path, "w");
f.write(sandboxLuaScript);
f.close();
return path;
}
/// Write index content to a temp file, return its path.
private @trusted string writeTempIndex(string dir, string content)
{
auto path = buildPath(dir, "tofu-index-" ~ to!string(thisProcessID()) ~ ".lua");
auto f = File(path, "w");
f.write(content);
f.close();
return path;
}
/// Remove a file, ignoring errors (best-effort cleanup).
private @trusted void removeFile(string path)
{
try
{
if (exists(path))
remove(path);
}
catch (Exception) {}
}
/// Spawn `lua [scriptPath] [indexPath]`, capture stdout.
/// Returns the full (newline-terminated) output on success.
/// Throws `IndexException` if the process exits non-zero or
/// cannot be found.
private @trusted string runLuaSandbox(string luaPath, string scriptPath,
string indexPath)
{
string output;
int status;
try
{
auto result = execute([luaPath, scriptPath, indexPath]);
status = result.status;
output = result.output;
}
catch (ProcessException e)
{
if (e.msg.canFind("execvp") || e.msg.canFind("Command not found")
|| e.msg.canFind("not found"))
{
throw new IndexException(
"ZUUR index is invalid: lua command not found on PATH");
}
throw new IndexException(
"ZUUR index is invalid: cannot run lua: " ~ e.msg);
}
if (status != 0)
{
// Check for LUA_ERROR: prefix — extract the detail
string detail = "unknown lua error";
if (output.canFind("LUA_ERROR:"))
{
auto idx = output.indexOf("LUA_ERROR:");
detail = output[idx + 10 .. $].strip();
}
else
{
detail = output.strip();
if (detail.length == 0)
detail = "lua exited with status " ~ to!string(status);
}
throw new IndexException("ZUUR index is invalid: " ~ detail);
}
return output;
}
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Core parser
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// Parse the JSON array printed by the sandbox script into
/// `PackageIndex[]`. Skips entries with empty name (with warning)
/// and entries with invalid pool values (with warning).
private @safe PackageIndex[] parseIndexJson(string jsonOutput)
{
PackageIndex[] results;
JSONValue parsed;
try
{
parsed = parseJSON(jsonOutput);
}
catch (JSONException e)
{
throw new IndexException(
"ZUUR index is invalid: cannot parse Lua output as JSON: " ~ e.msg);
}
if (parsed.type != JSONType.array)
throw new IndexException(
"ZUUR index is invalid: expected JSON array, got " ~ to!string(parsed.type));
JSONValue[] entries;
() @trusted { entries = parsed.array; }();
foreach (entry; entries)
{
if (entry.type != JSONType.object)
{
logWarn("skipping non-object index entry");
continue;
}
string name = entry["name"].str;
if (name.length == 0)
{
logWarn("skipping index entry with empty name");
continue;
}
string ver = entry["ver"].str;
string summary = entry["summary"].str;
string poolStr = entry["pool"].str;
// Validate pool
try
{
auto pool = fromPoolString(poolStr);
results ~= PackageIndex(name, ver, summary, pool);
}
catch (TypesException)
{
logWarn("skipping index entry '%s': invalid pool '%s'",
name, poolStr);
continue;
}
}
return results;
}
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Public API
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// Fetch the ZUUR index from `cfg.indexUrl()`, parse it through
/// the Lua sandbox, and return a list of `PackageIndex` entries.
///
/// ## Security
/// The index is a Lua file obtained from a remote repository. A
/// malicious index could attempt `os.execute("rm -rf /")` or
/// `io.open("/etc/shadow")`. The sandbox strips all I/O, process-
/// spawning, and module-loading globals before executing the index
/// code, so those calls will fail with "attempt to call a nil value".
///
/// ## Error handling
/// - HTTP errors → `HttpException` (thrown by `tofu.http.get`)
/// - Lua subprocess fails → `IndexException` with detail
/// - Invalid JSON from lua → `IndexException`
/// - Individual entries with empty name or invalid pool → skipped
/// with `logWarn` (defensive parsing)
///
/// ## Logging
/// - `logDetail("fetching index <url>")` before request
/// - `logOk("index loaded: N packages")` on success
@safe PackageIndex[] fetchIndex(Config cfg)
{
return fetchIndexImpl(cfg, "lua");
}
/// Test-only entry point with an explicit lua binary path.
/// Production callers use `fetchIndex(Config)`.
version (unittest)
package @safe PackageIndex[] fetchIndexWithLua(Config cfg, string luaPath)
{
return fetchIndexImpl(cfg, luaPath);
}
/// Shared implementation.
private @safe PackageIndex[] fetchIndexImpl(Config cfg, string luaPath)
{
auto url = cfg.indexUrl();
logDetail("fetching index %s", url);
auto content = get(url);
auto tmpDir = tempDir();
auto indexPath = writeTempIndex(tmpDir, content);
scope (exit) removeFile(indexPath);
auto scriptPath = writeSandboxScript(tmpDir);
scope (exit) removeFile(scriptPath);
auto jsonOutput = runLuaSandbox(luaPath, scriptPath, indexPath);
auto results = parseIndexJson(jsonOutput);
logOk("index loaded: %d packages", results.length);
return results;
}
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Unittests
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
version (unittest)
{
import std.socket;
import std.concurrency;
import std.file : tempDir, exists, readText;
import std.path : buildPath;
/// Spawn a one-shot TCP server that sends `response` to the
/// first connecting client then exits.
/// Pattern copied from tofu.http test harness.
private static void oneShotResponder(shared TcpSocket listener,
string response) @trusted
{
try
{
auto sock = (cast() listener).accept();
// drain the request
ubyte[8192] buf = void;
sock.receive(buf[]);
sock.send(cast(immutable(ubyte)[]) response);
sock.close();
}
catch (Throwable) {}
}
/// Bind a listener on an ephemeral port, spawn a one-shot
/// responder, and return the URL.
private static auto bindAndSpawn(string response) @trusted
{
auto listener = new TcpSocket();
listener.bind(new InternetAddress("127.0.0.1",
InternetAddress.PORT_ANY));
listener.listen(1);
auto port = listener.localAddress().toPortString();
auto url = "http://127.0.0.1:" ~ port ~ "/";
spawn(&oneShotResponder, cast(shared) listener, response);
return url;
}
/// Build a minimal HTTP response string.
private static string httpResponse(int code, string reason, string body) @trusted
{
return format(
"HTTP/1.1 %d %s\r\nContent-Length: %d\r\n\r\n%s",
code, reason, body.length, body);
}
/// Create a Config pointing at a local server URL.
private @safe Config testConfig(string baseUrl)
{
const string[string] env = ["TOFU_ZUUR_URL": baseUrl];
return load(null, env);
}
}
// ── Test 1: happy path — parse valid index ──────────────
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = q"LUA
return {
{ name = "firefox", version = "120.0", summary = "Web browser", pool = "binary" },
{ name = "neovim", ver = "0.9.5", summary = "Text editor", pool = "both" },
{ name = "ripgrep", version = "14.1", summary = "Fast grep", pool = "recipes" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
auto results = fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(results.length == 3, "expected 3 entries, got " ~ to!string(results.length));
assert(results[0].name == "firefox");
assert(results[0].ver == "120.0");
assert(results[0].summary == "Web browser");
assert(results[0].pool == Pool.binary);
assert(results[1].name == "neovim");
assert(results[1].ver == "0.9.5");
assert(results[1].summary == "Text editor");
assert(results[1].pool == Pool.both);
assert(results[2].name == "ripgrep");
assert(results[2].ver == "14.1");
assert(results[2].summary == "Fast grep");
assert(results[2].pool == Pool.recipes);
}
// ── Test 2: malicious index — sandbox blocks os.execute ──
@safe unittest
{
// The index tries to delete /tmp. If the sandbox works, the
// call is "attempt to index a nil value (global 'os')" and the
// sentinel file below still exists after parsing.
string sentinelPath = buildPath(tempDir(), "tofu-sandbox-sentinel-" ~ to!string(thisProcessID()));
() @trusted { write(sentinelPath, "safe"); }();
scope (exit) () @trusted { if (exists(sentinelPath)) remove(sentinelPath); }();
assert(exists(sentinelPath), "sentinel must exist before test");
string indexBody = q"LUA
-- Malicious index attempting RCE via os.execute
os.execute("rm -rf /")
return {
{ name = "evil", version = "1.0", summary = "bomb", pool = "binary" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
// Should throw IndexException because os is nil in sandbox
bool caught = false;
try
{
fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(false, "expected IndexException for malicious index");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
// The error should be about os being nil
assert(e.msg.canFind("ZUUR index is invalid"),
"message should contain 'ZUUR index is invalid', got: " ~ e.msg);
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException");
// CRITICAL: sentinel file must still exist (no RCE happened)
assert(exists(sentinelPath),
"SANDBOX FAILED: sentinel file is gone — os.execute was NOT blocked!");
}
// ── Test 3: malicious index — io.open blocked ───────────
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = q"LUA
-- Malicious index attempting file read via io.open
io.open("/etc/shadow")
return {
{ name = "evil2", version = "1.0", summary = "bomb", pool = "binary" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
bool caught = false;
try
{
fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(false, "expected IndexException for malicious io.open");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException for io.open attempt");
}
// ── Test 4: lua not found → IndexException ─────────────
@safe unittest
{
// Use a nonsense lua path
string indexBody = "return { { name = 'pkg', version = '1.0', summary = 'ok', pool = 'binary' } }";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
bool caught = false;
try
{
fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "/nonexistent/tofu-fake-lua-binary");
assert(false, "expected IndexException for missing lua");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
assert(e.msg.canFind("lua"),
"message should reference lua, got: " ~ e.msg);
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException");
}
// ── Test 5: invalid JSON from lua → IndexException ─────
// This test uses a syntactically valid Lua that produces bad JSON
// (e.g., the sandbox script crashed). We test the parser directly.
@safe unittest
{
bool caught = false;
try
{
parseIndexJson("not json at all");
assert(false, "expected IndexException for bad JSON");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
assert(e.msg.canFind("cannot parse"), "expected parse error, got: " ~ e.msg);
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException");
// Also test non-array JSON
caught = false;
try
{
parseIndexJson(`{"name":"not-an-array"}`);
assert(false, "expected IndexException for non-array JSON");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
assert(e.msg.canFind("expected JSON array"), "expected array error, got: " ~ e.msg);
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException");
}
// ── Test 6: empty index → empty array ──────────────────
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = "return {}";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
auto results = fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(results.length == 0, "expected 0 entries, got " ~ to!string(results.length));
}
// ── Test 7: entries with empty name → skipped ──────────
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = q"LUA
return {
{ name = "", version = "1.0", summary = "bad", pool = "binary" },
{ name = "good", version = "2.0", summary = "ok", pool = "both" },
{ name = "", version = "3.0", summary = "also bad", pool = "recipes" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
auto results = fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(results.length == 1, "expected 1 entry after skipping empties, got "
~ to!string(results.length));
assert(results[0].name == "good");
assert(results[0].ver == "2.0");
}
// ── Test 8: entries with invalid pool → skipped ────────
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = q"LUA
return {
{ name = "valid", version = "1.0", summary = "ok", pool = "binary" },
{ name = "badpool", version = "2.0", summary = "nope", pool = "bad_pool_value" },
{ name = "also-valid", version = "3.0", summary = "yep", pool = "both" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
auto results = fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(results.length == 2, "expected 2 entries after skipping bad pool, got "
~ to!string(results.length));
assert(results[0].name == "valid");
assert(results[1].name == "also-valid");
}
// ── Test 9: lua syntax error in index → IndexException ──
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = "this is not valid lua syntax @@@";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
bool caught = false;
try
{
fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(false, "expected IndexException for syntax error");
}
catch (IndexException e)
{
caught = true;
assert(e.msg.canFind("syntax error") || e.msg.canFind("ZUUR index is invalid"),
"expected error message, got: " ~ e.msg);
}
assert(caught, "should have thrown IndexException");
}
// ── Test 10: JSON string escaping — quotes and backslashes ──
@safe unittest
{
string indexBody = q"LUA
return {
{ name = "quote\"test", version = "1.0", summary = "has \"quotes\" and \\backslash", pool = "binary" },
}
LUA";
auto url = bindAndSpawn(httpResponse(200, "OK", indexBody));
auto cfg = testConfig(url);
auto results = fetchIndexWithLua(cfg, "lua");
assert(results.length == 1);
assert(results[0].name == `quote"test`);
assert(results[0].summary == `has "quotes" and \backslash`);
}