fix(ffi): dlopen an embedded $perryfs asset library by materializing it (#10302) - #10304
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An import with the file type attribute lowers to a $perryfs virtual path, and OpenTUI loads its renderer exactly that way: the binary embeds libopentui.so and hands the path to dlopen. The dynamic loader only accepts a real filesystem path, so the virtual one failed with "cannot open shared object file". Materialize the embedded bytes to a temp file once per virtual path and open that, which is what a bun-compiled binary does with its own embedded libraries. Non-virtual paths pass through untouched. Fixes PerryTS#10302. Refs PerryTS#10293, PerryTS#10107.
Both dlopen entry points land in open_library, so doing the virtual-path translation there covers node dlopen as well. Patching only the bun:ffi call site left OpenTUI still failing to load its renderer.
Builds a one-symbol C dylib with the system cc, imports it with
`with { type: "file" }` so it lands in the binary as `$perryfs/<name>`, and
dlopens that path. The control compiles the same program against the dylib's
REAL path, so a failure in the embedded case cannot be blamed on the fixture
or on the host's cc. Both skip (rather than fail) when cc is unavailable.
Refs PerryTS#10302
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ChangesEmbedded dlopen support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BunProgram
participant open_library
participant EmbeddedCache
participant DynamicLoader
BunProgram->>open_library: dlopen $perryfs path
open_library->>EmbeddedCache: lookup and materialize by full virtual path
EmbeddedCache-->>open_library: return cached filesystem path
open_library->>DynamicLoader: load materialized library
DynamicLoader-->>BunProgram: return loaded symbols
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/bun_ffi/dlopen.rs`:
- Around line 592-597: Update the target construction near the path stem
extraction to include a stable hash of the full virtual path, while retaining
the stem for readability. Ensure distinct virtual paths always produce distinct
filenames in the per-process temporary directory used by the materialization
flow.
- Around line 586-617: Update open_library’s embedded-library materialization
path to serialize initialization per virtual path, covering cache lookup, file
creation/write/flush, and cache insertion before any caller can load the file.
Use the existing MATERIALIZED/cache synchronization or a per-key guard so
concurrent dlopen_value and node_dlopen_value calls cannot truncate or read the
same target concurrently.
- Around line 594-600: Update materialize_virtual_library to create its
per-process directory exclusively with unpredictable naming and mode 0700,
rejecting any pre-existing path instead of using create_dir_all. Create the
library target with exclusive, no-follow semantics (or an equivalent secure
temporary-file API) so existing symlinks or files cannot be reused before
dlopen_value loads it.
In `@crates/perry/tests/issue_10302_dlopen_embedded_asset.rs`:
- Around line 55-69: Update the fixture compilation flow around the cc Command
in the test setup to return None only when spawning cc fails with
ErrorKind::NotFound; propagate or fail the test for all other spawn errors. Also
replace the unsuccessful compiler-exit skip path with a test failure so invalid
compilation, linker, or permission errors cannot pass silently.
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| let out = Command::new("cc") | ||
| .current_dir(dir) | ||
| .arg("-shared") | ||
| .arg("-fPIC") | ||
| .arg("-o") | ||
| .arg(&lib_path) | ||
| .arg(&c_path) | ||
| .output() | ||
| .ok()?; | ||
| if !out.status.success() { | ||
| eprintln!( | ||
| "skipping: cc could not build the fixture dylib:\n{}", | ||
| String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr) | ||
| ); | ||
| return None; |
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Skip only when cc is unavailable.
.output().ok()? and the status check convert every compiler failure into a passing test. Invalid flags, linker failures, and permission errors can therefore remove all regression coverage without failing CI.
Return None only for ErrorKind::NotFound. Fail the test for other spawn errors and unsuccessful compiler exits.
Proposed fix
- let out = Command::new("cc")
+ let out = match Command::new("cc")
.current_dir(dir)
.arg("-shared")
.arg("-fPIC")
.arg("-o")
.arg(&lib_path)
.arg(&c_path)
- .output()
- .ok()?;
+ .output()
+ {
+ Ok(out) => out,
+ Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => return None,
+ Err(error) => panic!("failed to start cc: {error}"),
+ };
if !out.status.success() {
- eprintln!(
- "skipping: cc could not build the fixture dylib:\n{}",
+ panic!(
+ "cc could not build the fixture dylib:\n{}",
String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr)
);
- return None;
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| let out = Command::new("cc") | |
| .current_dir(dir) | |
| .arg("-shared") | |
| .arg("-fPIC") | |
| .arg("-o") | |
| .arg(&lib_path) | |
| .arg(&c_path) | |
| .output() | |
| .ok()?; | |
| if !out.status.success() { | |
| eprintln!( | |
| "skipping: cc could not build the fixture dylib:\n{}", | |
| String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr) | |
| ); | |
| return None; | |
| let out = match Command::new("cc") | |
| .current_dir(dir) | |
| .arg("-shared") | |
| .arg("-fPIC") | |
| .arg("-o") | |
| .arg(&lib_path) | |
| .arg(&c_path) | |
| .output() | |
| { | |
| Ok(out) => out, | |
| Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => return None, | |
| Err(error) => panic!("failed to start cc: {error}"), | |
| }; | |
| if !out.status.success() { | |
| panic!( | |
| "cc could not build the fixture dylib:\n{}", | |
| String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr) | |
| ); |
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In `@crates/perry/tests/issue_10302_dlopen_embedded_asset.rs` around lines 55 -
69, Update the fixture compilation flow around the cc Command in the test setup
to return None only when spawning cc fails with ErrorKind::NotFound; propagate
or fail the test for all other spawn errors. Also replace the unsuccessful
compiler-exit skip path with a test failure so invalid compilation, linker, or
permission errors cannot pass silently.
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…ibraries Two review findings on PerryTS#10304, both real: 1. The temp file was named after the library's BASENAME only, while the cache was keyed by the full virtual path. `$perryfs/a/libfoo.so` and `$perryfs/b/libfoo.so` therefore materialized to the same file: the second overwrote the first, and a later load mapped the wrong library's bytes. The file name now carries a hash of the full virtual path. 2. `$TMPDIR/perry-ffi-<pid>` is predictable, `create_dir_all` accepts an existing directory, and `File::create` follows symlinks (CWE-59). A local user could plant a symlink at the library's name and have the victim `dlopen` attacker-controlled code. The directory is now created EXCLUSIVELY with `create_dir` at mode 0700 under a name carrying 64 bits from /dev/urandom, and every file is created `O_CREAT|O_EXCL` with mode 0700 at creation rather than chmod-ed afterwards, so there is no window in which another user can substitute the bytes the loader maps. The materialization lock is now held across the whole operation: two threads that both missed the cache would otherwise both attempt the exclusive create. New test loads two same-named libraries from different prefixes and re-reads the first after the second materializes. It FAILS on the previous implementation (201s run: the two original tests pass, the collision test fails) and passes here. Refs PerryTS#10302.
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Both findings were real and are fixed in bcd209a. Collision (Major). Confirmed: the cache key was the full virtual path but the file name was only the basename, so CWE-59 (Major). Also real. The directory is now created EXCLUSIVELY with One thing the fix required that the finding did not mention: the materialization lock is now held across the whole operation. Two threads that both missed the cache would otherwise both reach the exclusive create and one would fail. |
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Verified at runtime, not just in the diff: 0700 on both, an unpredictable directory suffix, and the file named by a hash of the full virtual path rather than the basename. Sabotage run (previous materialization, tests unchanged): |
…ibraries Two review findings on #10304, both real: 1. The temp file was named after the library's BASENAME only, while the cache was keyed by the full virtual path. `$perryfs/a/libfoo.so` and `$perryfs/b/libfoo.so` therefore materialized to the same file: the second overwrote the first, and a later load mapped the wrong library's bytes. The file name now carries a hash of the full virtual path. 2. `$TMPDIR/perry-ffi-<pid>` is predictable, `create_dir_all` accepts an existing directory, and `File::create` follows symlinks (CWE-59). A local user could plant a symlink at the library's name and have the victim `dlopen` attacker-controlled code. The directory is now created EXCLUSIVELY with `create_dir` at mode 0700 under a name carrying 64 bits from /dev/urandom, and every file is created `O_CREAT|O_EXCL` with mode 0700 at creation rather than chmod-ed afterwards, so there is no window in which another user can substitute the bytes the loader maps. The materialization lock is now held across the whole operation: two threads that both missed the cache would otherwise both attempt the exclusive create. New test loads two same-named libraries from different prefixes and re-reads the first after the second materializes. It FAILS on the previous implementation (201s run: the two original tests pass, the collision test fails) and passes here. Refs #10302.
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Fixes #10302.
The bug
An import with
with { type: "file" }lowers to a$perryfs/<name>virtual path served bycrate::embedded.crate::fsunderstands those paths; the dynamic loader does not — it needs a real filesystem path. Nothing translated between the two on the FFI path.The change
Materialize the embedded bytes into a temp file (
$TMPDIR/perry-ffi-<pid>/<name>, mode 0755) the first time a given virtual path is opened, cache the mapping for the life of the process, and hand the loader the real path. That is what a bun-compiled binary does with its own embedded libraries. Non-virtual paths pass through untouched.The translation lives in
open_library, not at the entry points. There are two —dlopen_value(bun:ffi) andnode_dlopen_value(process.dlopen) — and they reach the loader with differently-shaped arguments; the first commit patched onlydlopen_valueand the second moved the translation down to the single choke point both reach, which is where it belongs.Verification
New test
issue_10302_dlopen_embedded_assetbuilds a one-symbol C dylib with the systemcc, imports it withwith { type: "file" }, and dlopens the embedded path. A control compiles the same program against the dylib's real path, so a failure in the embedded case cannot be blamed on the fixture or on the host'scc. Both skip (rather than fail) whenccis unavailable.crates/perry-runtime/src/bun_ffi/dlopen.rs, keep the test): embedded caseFAILEDwith exactlycannot open shared object file, controlok.ok.bun_ffi_stage1(3 tests) andissue_6714_ffi_string_json_parse: green.Why it matters
This is how
@opentui/coreships its renderer, and therefore how OpenCode's TUI starts: the binary embedslibopentui.soanddlopens the embedded path. Tracker: #10107.Summary by CodeRabbit
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