viewer: fix crash when viewing files with PK/ZIP magic bytes#5058
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viewer: fix crash when viewing files with PK/ZIP magic bytes#5058ilia-maslakov wants to merge 3 commits intoMidnightCommander:masterfrom
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When mcview opens a file with PK/ZIP magic bytes (e.g. PPTX, DOCX, ODS, ODT, JAR), get_compression_type() detects COMPRESSION_ZIP and attempts VFS decompression. If mc_open() on the VFS path fails (fd1 == -1): 1. mcview_close_datasource(view) is called but datasource is DS_NONE (no-op) 2. mcview_show_error() for in-panel viewers calls mcview_set_datasource_string(), setting datasource to DS_STRING 3. No goto/return, so execution falls through to mcview_set_datasource_file() which overwrites datasource to DS_FILE without cleaning up DS_STRING state This corrupts viewer state and causes segfault on subsequent F3 invocation. Fix: when VFS decompression fails, silently fall through to display raw file content. The file is valid and readable, there is no reason to show an error. Closes: MidnightCommander#4760 Signed-off-by: Ilia Maslakov <il.smind@gmail.com>
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Add tests verifying that mcview_load correctly handles files with PK/ZIP magic bytes (PPTX, DOCX, ODS, JAR, etc.) when VFS decompression fails. Tests cover: - ZIP-magic file loads as DS_FILE without error - repeated load does not crash (regression for second-F3 segfault) - normal text file loads correctly - nonexistent file returns FALSE - gzip-magic file also loads without error Mark viewer display/lib functions and file_error_message, message, load_file_position as MC_MOCKABLE to enable test overrides. Signed-off-by: Ilia Maslakov <il.smind@gmail.com>
Add extern forward declarations for global linker stub variables (mc_skin_color__cache, mc_editor_plugin_list, we_are_strstrstrbackground) to satisfy -Wmissing-variable-declarations. These variables must remain non-static as they are referenced by name from libinternal.a objects. Signed-off-by: Ilia Maslakov <il.smind@gmail.com>
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Summary
Root cause
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mcview_load(), whenget_compression_type()detects a ZIP header andmc_open()on the VFS decompression path fails (fd1 == -1):mcview_close_datasource(view)is called but datasource isDS_NONE(no-op)mcview_show_error()for in-panel viewers callsmcview_set_datasource_string(), setting datasource toDS_STRINGgoto/return, so execution falls through tomcview_set_datasource_file()which overwrites datasource toDS_FILEwithout cleaning upDS_STRINGstateSample content of the test file
The following hex content produces a file that causes
mcviewto segfault when opened:50 4B 03 04 14 00 00 00 08 00This corrupts viewer state and causes segfault on subsequent F3.
Test plan
Closes #4760