media: never project zero image/video dimensions (crashes Telegram Desktop on reactions)
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@ -304,6 +304,10 @@ func (s *Service) prepareStickerSetDocument(ctx context.Context, doc domain.Docu
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func (s *Service) ensureStickerMaterialShape(ctx context.Context, doc domain.Document) (domain.Document, error) {
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mimeType := canonicalStickerMaterialMime(doc.StickerSetMaterialMime())
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// A stored documentAttributeImageSize with a zero dimension is worse than a
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// missing one: clients divide by it and crash. Strip any such attribute here
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// so the branches below re-derive a real 512x512 (or decoded) size.
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doc.Attributes = dropZeroImageSizeAttributes(doc.Attributes)
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hasImageSize := false
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hasVideo := false
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for _, attr := range doc.Attributes {
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@ -311,9 +315,11 @@ func (s *Service) ensureStickerMaterialShape(ctx context.Context, doc domain.Doc
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case domain.DocAttrImageSize:
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hasImageSize = true
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case domain.DocAttrVideo:
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if attr.W > 0 && attr.H > 0 {
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hasVideo = true
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}
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}
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}
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switch mimeType {
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case stickerMaterialMimeJSON:
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data, ok := s.readStickerMaterialBlob(ctx, doc)
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@ -444,6 +450,20 @@ func (s *Service) rewriteStickerMaterialBlob(ctx context.Context, docID int64, d
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return nil
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}
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// dropZeroImageSizeAttributes removes documentAttributeImageSize entries whose
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// width or height is not positive. Such an attribute reaches clients as
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// documentAttributeImageSize#0 and is divided by while sizing the render.
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func dropZeroImageSizeAttributes(attrs []domain.DocumentAttribute) []domain.DocumentAttribute {
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out := attrs[:0:0]
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for _, a := range attrs {
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if a.Kind == domain.DocAttrImageSize && (a.W <= 0 || a.H <= 0) {
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continue
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}
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out = append(out, a)
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}
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return out
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}
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func replaceStickerMaterialFilename(attrs []domain.DocumentAttribute, fallback string) []domain.DocumentAttribute {
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out := append([]domain.DocumentAttribute(nil), attrs...)
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for i := range out {
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@ -353,6 +353,11 @@ func tgPhotoSizes(sizes []domain.PhotoSize) []tg.PhotoSizeClass {
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func tgPhotoSize(s domain.PhotoSize) tg.PhotoSizeClass {
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switch s.Kind {
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case domain.PhotoSizeKindDefault:
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if s.W <= 0 || s.H <= 0 {
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// A zero-dimension photoSize is malformed and divides to a crash on
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// the client; dropping it lets clients fall back to another size.
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return nil
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}
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return &tg.PhotoSize{Type: s.Type, W: s.W, H: s.H, Size: s.Size}
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case domain.PhotoSizeKindStripped:
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return &tg.PhotoStrippedSize{Type: s.Type, Bytes: s.Bytes}
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@ -450,12 +455,47 @@ func compactPhotoSizeClasses(in []tg.PhotoSizeClass) []tg.PhotoSizeClass {
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return out
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}
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// stickerCanvasSize is the square canvas a sticker / custom emoji is laid out on.
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// It is the fallback dimension when stored metadata carries a zero, which clients
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// divide by while sizing the render (a 0 there crashes Telegram Desktop).
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const stickerCanvasSize = 512
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func stickerLikeMime(mimeType string) bool {
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switch mimeType {
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case mimeApplicationXTGSticker, "image/webp", "video/webm":
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return true
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default:
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return false
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}
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}
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// safeMediaDimension replaces a non-positive width/height with a usable value:
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// the sticker canvas for sticker-like documents, otherwise 1, so no projected
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// attribute ever carries a zero a client would divide by.
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func safeMediaDimension(v int, mimeType string) int {
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if v > 0 {
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return v
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}
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if stickerLikeMime(mimeType) {
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return stickerCanvasSize
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}
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return 1
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}
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func tgDocumentAttributes(mimeType string, attrs []domain.DocumentAttribute) []tg.DocumentAttributeClass {
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out := make([]tg.DocumentAttributeClass, 0, len(attrs))
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for _, a := range attrs {
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switch a.Kind {
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case domain.DocAttrImageSize:
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out = append(out, &tg.DocumentAttributeImageSize{W: a.W, H: a.H})
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if (a.W <= 0 || a.H <= 0) && !stickerLikeMime(mimeType) {
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// Malformed size on a plain image: drop it rather than emit a zero.
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// Clients cope with a missing imageSize; a zero one crashes them.
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continue
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}
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out = append(out, &tg.DocumentAttributeImageSize{
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W: safeMediaDimension(a.W, mimeType),
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H: safeMediaDimension(a.H, mimeType),
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})
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case domain.DocAttrAnimated:
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if mimeType == mimeApplicationXTGSticker {
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continue
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@ -473,8 +513,8 @@ func tgDocumentAttributes(mimeType string, attrs []domain.DocumentAttribute) []t
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SupportsStreaming: a.SupportsStreaming,
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Nosound: a.NoSound,
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Duration: a.Duration,
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W: a.W,
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H: a.H,
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W: safeMediaDimension(a.W, mimeType),
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H: safeMediaDimension(a.H, mimeType),
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}
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if a.VideoCodec != "" {
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video.SetVideoCodec(a.VideoCodec)
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@ -721,6 +721,64 @@ func TestTGDocumentDoesNotEmitAnimatedAttributeForTGSSticker(t *testing.T) {
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}
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}
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func TestTGDocumentNeverEmitsZeroImageOrVideoDimensions(t *testing.T) {
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// A sticker / custom emoji whose stored metadata carries a zero dimension
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// must not reach the client as documentAttributeImageSize#0 -- Telegram
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// Desktop divides by it and crashes when the emoji is used as a reaction.
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sticker := tgDocument(domain.Document{
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ID: 100, AccessHash: 1, DCID: 2, MimeType: "application/x-tgsticker",
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Attributes: []domain.DocumentAttribute{
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{Kind: domain.DocAttrImageSize, W: 0, H: 0},
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{Kind: domain.DocAttrCustomEmoji, Alt: "🙂", StickerSetID: 10, StickerSetAccessHash: 20},
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},
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}).(*tg.Document)
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var gotImage bool
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for _, attr := range sticker.Attributes {
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if a, ok := attr.(*tg.DocumentAttributeImageSize); ok {
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gotImage = true
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if a.W != 512 || a.H != 512 {
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t.Fatalf("sticker imageSize = %dx%d, want 512x512 fallback", a.W, a.H)
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}
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}
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}
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if !gotImage {
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t.Fatal("sticker lost its imageSize attribute entirely")
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}
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video := tgDocument(domain.Document{
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ID: 101, AccessHash: 1, DCID: 2, MimeType: "video/webm",
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Attributes: []domain.DocumentAttribute{
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{Kind: domain.DocAttrVideo, W: 0, H: 0, Duration: 3},
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{Kind: domain.DocAttrSticker, Alt: "😀", StickerSetID: 10, StickerSetAccessHash: 20},
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},
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}).(*tg.Document)
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for _, attr := range video.Attributes {
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if a, ok := attr.(*tg.DocumentAttributeVideo); ok && (a.W <= 0 || a.H <= 0) {
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t.Fatalf("video sticker attribute has zero dimension: %+v", a)
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}
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}
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// A malformed plain image drops the attribute rather than emitting a zero.
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plain := tgDocument(domain.Document{
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ID: 102, AccessHash: 1, DCID: 2, MimeType: "image/jpeg",
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Attributes: []domain.DocumentAttribute{{Kind: domain.DocAttrImageSize, W: 0, H: 480}},
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}).(*tg.Document)
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for _, attr := range plain.Attributes {
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if _, ok := attr.(*tg.DocumentAttributeImageSize); ok {
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t.Fatalf("plain image kept a malformed imageSize: %+v", attr)
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}
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}
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// A zero-dimension thumbnail is dropped, not emitted.
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thumbed := tgDocument(domain.Document{
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ID: 103, AccessHash: 1, DCID: 2, MimeType: "image/webp",
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Thumbs: []domain.PhotoSize{{Kind: domain.PhotoSizeKindDefault, Type: "s", W: 0, H: 0, Size: 10}},
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}).(*tg.Document)
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if len(thumbed.Thumbs) != 0 {
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t.Fatalf("kept a zero-dimension thumb: %#v", thumbed.Thumbs)
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}
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}
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func TestTGDocumentUsesDomainDocumentID(t *testing.T) {
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const documentID int64 = 1382305375846410902
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