[tor-bugs] #6708 [Onionoo]: Pyonionoo returns code 500 for a few parameters
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#6708: Pyonionoo returns code 500 for a few parameters
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Reporter: karsten | Owner: gsathya
Type: defect | Status: needs_revision
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Onionoo | Version:
Keywords: | Parent:
Points: | Actualpoints:
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Changes (by karsten):
* status: needs_review => needs_revision
Comment:
Commits eaefe79..fdcf519 look good, but I'm not happy with 92dac32.
Several reasons:
- Multiple search terms separated by spaces are not supported.
- Searching by fingerprint or nickname works for partial search terms,
but searching for partial IP addresses does not work.
- Some specific search terms can be fingerprint parts or nickname
(parts), e.g., `"cafe"`, but 92dac32 would in that case only search by
fingerprint.
- Searches don't include hashed fingerprints. That is, if a fingerprint
has (full) fingerprint `fpr`, it should also be included in the details if
the search is for `SHA1(fpr)`. The idea is to have applications hash all
full fingerprints they receive from the user and thereby avoid
transmitting non-hashed bridge fingerprints to Onionoo/Pyonionoo.
- Pyonionoo shouldn't copy code from stem, but rather include stem as a
library. Pyonionoo will need more stem functionality for the back-end
part anyway.
Anyway, I wonder if there's an easier way to implement searching in
Pyonionoo: we could simply add a new search column to the SQLite database
that contains the fingerprint, hashed fingerprint, nickname, and addresses
in a single text field, separated by spaces. For example, gabelmoo would
have `" f2044413dac2e02e3d6bcf4735a19bca1de97281
16ef359c2fbf50fc08cf9a95717be3060575b67e gabelmoo 212.112.245.170"` as its
search value (note that everything's lower-case, and note the leading
space). Searches would then add a `WHERE` clause for each search term,
e.g., `"WHERE search LIKE '% gab%' AND search LIKE '% 212.112.%'"` (again,
note that all search terms need to be lower-cased, and note the leading
spaces).
Merging eaefe79..fdcf519 now, and changing to needs_revision for 92dac32.
Thanks!
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