fix(#1036): verify a resumed download was honoured (206 + Content-Range) before appending - #1039
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…ge) before appending A resume sends `Range: bytes=N-`, but nothing checked that the server HONOURED it. One that ignores Range — file:// always does; any proxy/CDN that strips the header will — answers 200 with the WHOLE body, and onReadyRead appended that after the stale .part. Reproduced deterministically with a control (lama.onnx, 208,044,816 bytes): 29-byte stale .part -> 208,044,845-byte result (29 + full body), corrupt no stale .part -> 208,044,816, SHA-256 identical to the real file The alarming part: the 29-byte-corrupted model LOADED, ran, and produced byte-identical output to the clean one (ORT parsed the garbage as an unknown protobuf field), while a 30-byte prefix failed with "Protobuf parsing failed". Whether corruption is even detected at load is arbitrary. A successful load proves nothing about integrity. Fix: on the FIRST readyRead of a resumed request (flag armed at both sites that send a Range header), require status 206 AND a Content-Range whose first byte equals our resume offset. Anything else is the full body: reopen the .part with Truncate, zero m_resumeOffset/m_bytesReceived (else progress adds a phantom offset), and continue from byte 0. No downloadError — a 200 is recoverable, and the download still completes correctly. A 206 whose window starts elsewhere is ALSO rejected: appending it would land bytes in the wrong place. Checked once, since status/headers are available at the first chunk. Tests: 200 restarts from zero (payload alone, offset 0, no error); honoured 206 appends and keeps its offset; 206 with a wrong start restarts; a fresh download never runs the check. FakeNetworkReply now defaults to 200 (exactly what an ignoring server returns) and gains withPartialContent(). Mutation: disabling the check fails the 200 test; dropping the offset comparison fails ONLY the wrong-start test and leaves the honoured + 200 tests green — the tests discriminate the two guards rather than tripping on any change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ChangesResume integrity validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ModelDownloader
participant QNetworkReply
participant PartFile
ModelDownloader->>QNetworkReply: Send resumed Range request
QNetworkReply-->>ModelDownloader: Return status and Content-Range
ModelDownloader->>ModelDownloader: Validate range and expected total
ModelDownloader->>PartFile: Append valid data or retain invalid partial
ModelDownloader->>QNetworkReply: Abort invalid response internally
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Unexpected HTTP responses can overwrite valid partial downloads or promote incomplete model files when integrity metadata is absent. These data-integrity paths should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| const QByteArray cr = m_currentReply->rawHeader("Content-Range").trimmed(); | ||
| const QByteArray prefix = QByteArrayLiteral("bytes "); | ||
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HTTP range-unit names are case-insensitive, so a valid resumed response may contain Content-Range: Bytes N-M/T. The case-sensitive startsWith("bytes ") rejects that response, after which the fallback truncates the existing prefix and writes only the returned suffix; callers without an expected digest can then rename and cache this incomplete model. Parse the range unit case-insensitively before deciding that the server ignored the request.
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…instead of writing a partial body (review) Review on #1039: RFC 9110 §14.1 makes the range unit case-insensitive, so a server may answer a perfectly honoured resume with "Content-Range: Bytes 9-12/13". The case-sensitive startsWith("bytes ") misread that as "server ignored Range" and fell into the truncate-and-restart path — with a PARTIAL body. Result: an INCOMPLETE file, which a caller without an expected digest would then rename and cache. Worse than the bug this PR fixes. Following that consequence exposed a second flaw of my own: the fallback "truncate and take the body from byte 0" is only safe when the body is the FULL resource. A 206 whose window is neither ours nor 0..total-1 is a genuinely partial body we did not ask for; my previous handling wrote it from 0 and would have produced an incomplete file by the same route. That case now ABORTS: downloadError, .part removed so the next attempt starts clean, nothing renamed. Only a 206 covering exactly 0..total-1 (a full body wearing a partial status) is truncated-and-taken like a 200. Content-Range is now parsed fully (first/last/total, "*" total tolerated), the unit compared with Qt::CaseInsensitive. Tests: "Bytes 9-12/13" appends and keeps its offset; a foreign window (3-5/10) emits an error and leaves no .part; the whole-resource 206 (0-2/3) test is kept but re-titled to state its real intent. Mutation, both with exact selectivity: a case-sensitive compare fails ONLY the Bytes test; dropping the whole-resource detection fails ONLY the whole-resource test and leaves the foreign-window abort green. 37/37 under --gtest_shuffle x3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Valid, and it led somewhere — addressed in a9ad66a. The finding itself: RFC 9110 §14.1 makes the range unit case-insensitive, so What following the consequence exposed in my own code: the fallback "truncate and take the body from 0" is only safe when the body is the full resource. A 206 whose window is neither ours nor Tests: Mutation, both with exact selectivity: a case-sensitive compare fails only the Bytes test; dropping the whole-resource detection fails only the whole-resource test and leaves the foreign-window abort green. 37/37 under |
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In `@src/ModelDownloader.cpp`:
- Line 332: Update onDownloadFinished() to reject or restart any reply while
m_resumeUnverified remains true, including successful empty replies that emit
finished without readyRead. Ensure the stale .part file cannot be promoted
before resume verification clears, while preserving normal completion once
onReadyRead() has verified the resumed data.
- Around line 373-374: Update the foreign-range discard path in ModelDownloader,
around resumeDownload and m_currentReply->abort, to ensure the partial file is
successfully removed or truncated, then reset m_bytesReceived and m_resumeOffset
to zero before any retry or resume can occur.
- Around line 382-385: Update onReadyRead around the !honoured resume-response
handling to validate the reply error/status before truncating or writing the
.part file. Only allow recovery for an expected full-body response such as HTTP
200 or the intentional local-file no-status case; reject other HTTP statuses,
preserving the original partial file and resume state for onDownloadError.
- Line 361: Update the resumed-range validation around the honoured check in
ModelDownloader so it requires a valid Content-Range whose end reaches total-1,
while preserving separate handling for a whole-resource 206 range from 0 to
total-1. Reject truncated or malformed ranges before onReadyRead() can write or
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The quality gate failed on new_maintainability_rating: onReadyRead had grown
to cognitive complexity 36 (limit 25) with the Content-Range parsing nested
inline (S3776, S134 x4), plus qsizetype->int narrowing (S5276 x3),
multi-declaration statements (S1659 x2) and an if-init opportunity (S6004).
Functional CI was entirely green; this is structure only.
Extracted:
- static parseContentRange(header, first, last, total) — pure, so it is now
unit-tested DIRECTLY (case-insensitive unit, "*" total, whitespace, nine
malformed shapes, outputs reset on rejection) instead of only through the
resume behaviour tests. Declared in plain `public:`, not the slots block:
moc cannot register qint64& parameters as meta types (a first attempt
put it next to isAllowedDownloadUrl and failed exactly that way).
- verifyResumeResponse() — the once-per-resume decision; onReadyRead is now
four lines.
Behaviour is unchanged by construction and by evidence: 39/39 under
--gtest_shuffle x3, and mutants H (case-sensitive unit) and I (whole-resource
detection dropped) are still caught with the same selectivity — H now fails
BOTH the behavioural Bytes test and the new parser test.
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- Around line 379-380: Update verifyResumeResponse() so an invalid resume range
emits exactly one downloadError: suppress or mark the expected
m_currentReply->abort() notification before aborting, then retain a single
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- Around line 364-365: Update verifyResumeResponse() and onDownloadFinished() so
a resumed 206 response validates the Content-Range end and total,
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…iew round) - Honoured resume now requires the 206 window to reach the resource end (first == offset AND last == total-1): `bytes 9-10/13` starts right but leaves 11-12 missing, and appending it would have promoted an incomplete file. (The bot had marked this addressed; the code had not changed.) - One path for an unusable partial — discardPartialAndFail: remove/truncate the .part, reset m_bytesReceived/m_resumeOffset (a stale offset made resumeDownload re-request the old range against a fresh file), abort the reply under m_abortingInternally so the synchronously-delivered errorOccurred/finished step aside, end the download, emit ONE downloadError. - onDownloadFinished refuses to promote when the resume reply finished without ever delivering data (verification never ran) or when the .part size differs from the size the response committed to (206 total, else a full body's Content-Length). The .part is kept as a valid prefix for the next resume. Unknown size + no digest is accepted with a qWarning (chunked transfer; HF/GitHub and QNAM file:// always send Content-Length). Tests: 7 new (short window rejected, exactly one error under a synchronous abort — the FakeNetworkReply now signals from abort() and is wired like production; the first version of that test was vacuous and let a mutant through — finished-without-body not renamed, honoured-but-short body not renamed, Content-Length mismatch not renamed, matching length renamed, unknown length accepted). Mutation-verified: size gate off → 2 tests fail; either abort guard removed → assertion failures (errors==2 / isDownloadingChanged==2), no crash since the reply is detached before abort. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Do not truncate the partial file for an HTTP error response. · ModelDownloader.cpp:394-403
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not truncate the partial file for an HTTP error response.
A resumed reply opens the
.partin append mode andonReadyRead()callsverifyResumeResponse()before writing. Qt can emitreadyRead()for a 404 or 500 body before it detects the network error. The non-206 branch then truncates the valid prefix, andonReadyRead()writes the error body.onDownloadError()only closes the already-damaged file.Guard the HTTP status before the non-206 restart branch. Do not rely only on
m_currentReply->error(), because the error may not be set whenreadyRead()runs.Proposed fix
m_resumeUnverified = false; const int status = m_currentReply->attribute( QNetworkRequest::HttpStatusCodeAttribute).toInt(); + if (status >= 400) + return false; qint64 first = -1;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Reject malformed and inconsistent Content-Range values. · ModelDownloader.cpp:339-345
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject malformed and inconsistent
Content-Rangevalues.
parseContentRange()returnstruewhenfirstandlastare numeric, even when the total token is invalid. For example,bytes 9-12/not-a-numberproducestotal == -1.For a
206response withfirst == m_resumeOffset,verifyResumeResponse()accepts every such value becausetotal < 0. It then clearsm_resumeUnverified. Without a digest, completion skips the size check and can promote incomplete data.The parser also accepts negative and reversed bounds. A known-total range such as
bytes 9-8/9can pass verification whenm_resumeOffset == 9, becauselast == total - 1, even though the bounds are reversed andfirstis outside the resource.Require the total token to be exactly
"*"or a valid non-negative integer. Also requirefirst >= 0,last >= first, andlast < totalwhen the total is known.Proposed fix
- const qint64 t = range.mid(slash + 1).trimmed().toLongLong(&okTotal); // "*" => unknown - if (okFirst) first = f; - if (okLast) last = l; - if (okTotal) total = t; - return okFirst && okLast; + const QByteArray totalToken = range.mid(slash + 1).trimmed(); + const bool unknownTotal = totalToken == QByteArrayLiteral("*"); + const qint64 t = unknownTotal ? -1 : totalToken.toLongLong(&okTotal); + if (!okFirst || !okLast || (!unknownTotal && !okTotal) + || f < 0 || l < f || (!unknownTotal && (t <= l))) { + return false; + } + first = f; + last = l; + total = t; + return true;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Validate 206 responses for fresh downloads. · ModelDownloader.cpp:472-478
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206responses for fresh downloads. Whenm_resumeOffset == 0,m_resumeUnverifiedis false, soonReadyRead()skipsverifyResumeResponse()and writes the response body directly. A response such as206withContent-Range: bytes 0-2/10can therefore be promoted when its three-byte body matchesContent-Length, or when no size and no SHA-256 are available. Validate fresh206responses and accept only a range covering0..total-1; otherwise reject the partial response before promotion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/ModelDownloader.cpp`:
- Around line 538-550: Update the incomplete-download handling around the actual
and expected byte counts so oversized partial files (actual > expected) are
deleted or truncated before returning, while undersized files (actual <
expected) remain available for resume. Preserve the existing error reporting and
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In `@src/ModelDownloader.cpp`:
- Around line 394-403: In verifyResumeResponse(), validate the HTTP status
before entering the non-206 restart/truncation branch, and return without
modifying the partial file for error responses such as 404 or 500. Do not rely
solely on m_currentReply->error(), since readyRead() may occur before Qt sets
it; preserve the valid prefix for onDownloadError() to handle.
- Around line 339-345: Update parseContentRange() to require a valid total
token: accept exactly "*" for unknown totals or a parsed non-negative integer,
rejecting other values. Also validate that first is non-negative, last is at
least first, and known totals satisfy last < total before assigning outputs and
returning true; preserve rejection of any malformed or inconsistent range.
- Around line 472-478: Update ModelDownloader::onReadyRead to validate fresh
HTTP 206 responses as well as resumed responses: when m_resumeOffset is zero,
require a Content-Range covering 0 through total-1 before writing the body, and
reject invalid or partial ranges before promotion. Preserve the existing resume
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| if (expected >= 0 && actual != expected) | ||
| incomplete = QStringLiteral("received %1 of %2 bytes").arg(actual).arg(expected); | ||
| else if (expected < 0 && m_expectedSha256.isEmpty()) | ||
| qWarning() << "ModelDownloader:" << m_currentModelName | ||
| << "— the server declared no size and no digest is configured; " | ||
| "completeness of the" << actual << "byte file cannot be verified"; | ||
| } | ||
| if (!incomplete.isEmpty()) { | ||
| qCritical() << "ModelDownloader: incomplete download for" << m_currentModelName | ||
| << "—" << incomplete << "— not promoting the partial file"; | ||
| emit downloadError(m_currentModelName, | ||
| QString("Download of %1 is incomplete: %2. The partial file was kept and " | ||
| "will be resumed on the next attempt.").arg(m_currentModelName, incomplete)); |
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Discard an oversized partial file instead of keeping it for resume.
When actual > expected, the next startDownload() uses the oversized file length as m_resumeOffset and sends an out-of-range Range request. The current non-206 restart path eventually truncates the file, so this does not permanently prevent recovery, but it causes an avoidable failed attempt before restarting from byte 0.
Keep the partial file only when actual < expected.
Proposed fix
- if (expected >= 0 && actual != expected)
+ if (expected >= 0 && actual > expected) {
+ discardPartialAndFail(
+ QStringLiteral("Download of %1 exceeded the declared size "
+ "(received %2 of %3 bytes).")
+ .arg(m_currentModelName)
+ .arg(actual)
+ .arg(expected));
+ return;
+ }
+ if (expected >= 0 && actual < expected)
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| if (expected >= 0 && actual != expected) | |
| incomplete = QStringLiteral("received %1 of %2 bytes").arg(actual).arg(expected); | |
| else if (expected < 0 && m_expectedSha256.isEmpty()) | |
| qWarning() << "ModelDownloader:" << m_currentModelName | |
| << "— the server declared no size and no digest is configured; " | |
| "completeness of the" << actual << "byte file cannot be verified"; | |
| } | |
| if (!incomplete.isEmpty()) { | |
| qCritical() << "ModelDownloader: incomplete download for" << m_currentModelName | |
| << "—" << incomplete << "— not promoting the partial file"; | |
| emit downloadError(m_currentModelName, | |
| QString("Download of %1 is incomplete: %2. The partial file was kept and " | |
| "will be resumed on the next attempt.").arg(m_currentModelName, incomplete)); | |
| if (expected >= 0 && actual > expected) { | |
| discardPartialAndFail( | |
| QStringLiteral("Download of %1 exceeded the declared size " | |
| "(received %2 of %3 bytes).") | |
| .arg(m_currentModelName) | |
| .arg(actual) | |
| .arg(expected)); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (expected >= 0 && actual < expected) | |
| incomplete = QStringLiteral("received %1 of %2 bytes").arg(actual).arg(expected); | |
| else if (expected < 0 && m_expectedSha256.isEmpty()) | |
| qWarning() << "ModelDownloader:" << m_currentModelName | |
| << "— the server declared no size and no digest is configured; " | |
| "completeness of the" << actual << "byte file cannot be verified"; | |
| } | |
| if (!incomplete.isEmpty()) { | |
| qCritical() << "ModelDownloader: incomplete download for" << m_currentModelName | |
| << "—" << incomplete << "— not promoting the partial file"; | |
| emit downloadError(m_currentModelName, | |
| QString("Download of %1 is incomplete: %2. The partial file was kept and " | |
| "will be resumed on the next attempt.").arg(m_currentModelName, incomplete)); |
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In `@src/ModelDownloader.cpp` around lines 538 - 550, Update the
incomplete-download handling around the actual and expected byte counts so
oversized partial files (actual > expected) are deleted or truncated before
returning, while undersized files (actual < expected) remain available for
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Closes #1036. Found and reproduced while verifying #1029.
The bug
A resume sends
Range: bytes=N-, but nothing checked that the server honoured it. The onlyContent-Rangehandling was progress arithmetic. A server that ignoresRange—file://always does; any proxy/CDN that strips the header will — answers 200 with the whole body, andonReadyReadappended it after the stale.part.Reproduced deterministically, with a control (
lama.onnx, 208,044,816 bytes):.partThe alarming part: the 29-byte-corrupted model loaded, ran, and produced byte-identical output to the clean one — ORT parsed the garbage as an unknown protobuf field. A 30-byte prefix, by contrast, failed with
Protobuf parsing failed. Whether corruption is even detected at load is arbitrary. A successful load proves nothing about integrity, which is why #1029's digest check exists — but the downloader should not be manufacturing corrupt files in the first place.Fix
On the first
readyReadof a resumed request (a flag armed at both sites that send aRangeheader), require status 206 and aContent-Rangewhose first byte equals our resume offset. Anything else is treated as the full body: reopen the.partwithTruncate, zerom_resumeOffset/m_bytesReceived(otherwise progress adds a phantom offset), and continue from byte 0.Two deliberate choices:
downloadError. A 200 is recoverable — the download still completes correctly, just from the start. Failing it would turn a self-healing case into a user-visible one.Checked once, not per chunk — status and headers are available at the first chunk and re-checking is waste.
Tests
FakeNetworkReplynow defaults to a plain 200 — exactly what an ignoring server returns — and gainswithPartialContent(first,last,total)to model an honoured resume.setAttributeis protected onQNetworkReply, so the subclass can inject the status.Mutation-verified with correct selectivity: disabling the check fails the 200 test; dropping only the offset comparison fails only the wrong-start test and leaves the honoured and 200 tests green. The tests discriminate the two guards rather than tripping on any change — an over-coupled test would have failed the wrong case under the second mutant, and I checked for that explicitly. Suite 35/35 under
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