Rename the project to shadowsocks-c while retaining ss-* commands, the embedding ABI, and legacy library/package lookup compatibility.
Replace libev with bundled libuv for IOCP/kqueue event backends, expand asynchronous runtime DNS coverage, and add actionlint/Ruff with strict clang-tidy failure handling. Validate native platforms, static builds, packaging, interoperability, sanitizers, and canonical/legacy consumers.
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shadowsocks-rust takes a whole server definition as a URL; libev could
only be given the pieces separately, so importing a server meant taking a
URL apart by hand. ss-local now accepts --server-url and reads the
address, port, cipher, password and SIP003 plugin from it.
Both encodings are handled: the SIP002 form with the userinfo in
base64url, and the older form where the whole body is one base64 blob.
The userinfo is also accepted in the clear, because that is what
shadowsocks-rust's `ssurl` emits for the 2022 ciphers, whose base64
pre-shared keys it percent-encodes instead. IPv6 literals, a trailing
slash, the plugin query and the '#' tag are all covered.
Options given later on the command line still win, since they are applied
as getopt reaches them.
ssurl.c sits with the ss-local sources rather than the shared ones: it
depends on base64.c, which ss-manager does not link.
The tests include URLs copied verbatim from `ssurl --encode` output, so
the parser is pinned against what another implementation really produces
rather than only against my reading of the spec. Verified end to end by
pointing ss-local at a rust-generated URL and proxying through their
ssserver.
Real bugs fixed:
- manager.c: kill_server/stop_server checked fscanf() != EOF, so malformed
pid file content left pid uninitialized and passed it to kill(). Parse
with fgets + ss_parse_int and require pid > 0.
- utils.c: get_default_conf() crashed on strlen(NULL) when HOME is unset
(e.g. daemons started by init) and left a dangling static pointer after
free(), a latent use-after-free on repeated calls. Use a static buffer
and fall back to the system config when HOME is missing.
- local.c: in UDP_ONLY mode, start_ss_local_server() passed uninitialized
listen_ctx.fd to the library callback. Initialize it to -1.
Improvements:
- Replace rand()/srand(time(NULL)) upstream-server selection in ss-local,
ss-redir and ss-tunnel with libsodium randombytes_uniform(): unbiased,
unpredictable, and no seeding required (cert-msc30/msc32).
- Mark FATAL() noreturn so both the compiler and analyzers understand
control flow (removes a family of analyzer false positives).
- Drop two dead stores (manager.c restore_sigchld, udprelay.c src_addr_len).
All remaining findings were verified as false positives and carry NOLINT
comments with rationale (uthash macro internals, symmetric back-pointer
cleanup, analyzer-invisible postconditions). clang-tidy-18 on Linux now
reports zero warnings, so MAX_WARNINGS drops from 29 to 0.
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The change is to support the 'fail2ban' feature. Instead of
blocking IPs by server itself, server just add malicious IPs
to specified sets of nftables. So admin can configure rules
to deal with those IPs.
Notes: cap_net_admin capability is required.
Example configuration:
# nft add table ip fail2ban
# nft add chain ip fail2ban input { type filter hook input priority 0 \; }
# nft add set ip fail2ban badips { type ipv4_addr \; flags dynamic, timeout \; timeout 1h \; }
# nft add rule ip fail2ban input ip saddr @badips drop
# ss-server -c config.json --nftables-sets badips
- This is very useful in advanced scenarios such as ss-redir or chaining of servers using TPROXY
to avoid bufferbloat-like performance degradation due to default large buffers of OS.
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