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socket: filesystem-encode names passed to if_nametoindex - #9817
Follow-up to #9706, which made if_nameindex and if_indextoname decode interface names with vm.fsdecode.
if_nametoindex encoded its argument as UTF-8, so a non-UTF-8 name returned by those functions could not be passed back. FsPath::to_cstring now encodes str arguments with the filesystem encoding and surrogateescape on Unix (PyUnicode_FSConverter). Its only caller is socket.if_nametoindex.
A lone surrogate that surrogateescape cannot produce ("\ud800") raises UnicodeEncodeError.
"\udcff\udcfe" encodes to raw bytes and fails the lookup with OSError.
The snippet test in extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_socket.py passes on both CPython and RustPython.
Filesystem paths on Unix and WASI now use their operating-system encoding when converted for system interfaces, improving compatibility with paths that the standard byte conversion cannot represent. Other platforms retain their existing behavior.
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Added checks for socket interface-name conversions, including invalid Unicode input, unresolved names, and converting a valid interface index to a name and back.
FsPath::to_cstring now encodes str arguments with the filesystem
encoding and surrogateescape on Unix, so a name returned by
if_indextoname or if_nameindex round-trips, and a lone surrogate that
surrogateescape cannot produce raises UnicodeEncodeError.
Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5-5
FsPath::to_cstring now uses OS-encoded path bytes on Unix and most WASI targets. POSIX socket tests check interface-name encoding errors, lookup errors, and conversion between interface names and indices.
Changes: Filesystem path encoding
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Path encoding and interface-name checks crates/vm/src/function/fspath.rs, extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_socket.py
FsPath::to_cstring uses OS-encoded bytes on Unix and WASI targets except target_env = "p2". POSIX tests check interface-name conversion errors and confirm that the name for index 1 converts back to index 1.
The change makes interface names that are not valid UTF-8 usable with socket.if_nametoindex. The only open point is a redundant snippet test that could fail on hosts without interface index 1, so it is safe to merge once that test is trimmed.
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- Around line 326-327: Remove the fixed index-1 round trip from the snippet,
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Remove the redundant fixed-index round trip.
If interface index 1 does not exist, this lookup raises OSError and aborts the snippet. Lib/test/test_socket.py, in testInterfaceNameIndex, already checks this conversion using enumerated interfaces. Remove these two lines and retain the surrogate tests. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_socket.py around lines 326 - 327:
Remove the fixed index-1 round trip from the snippet, which can fail when that interface index is absent; retain the existing surrogate tests and leave interface conversion coverage to testInterfaceNameIndex.
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Follow-up to #9706, which made
if_nameindexandif_indextonamedecode interface names withvm.fsdecode.if_nametoindexencoded its argument as UTF-8, so a non-UTF-8 name returned by those functions could not be passed back.FsPath::to_cstringnow encodesstrarguments with the filesystem encoding and surrogateescape on Unix (PyUnicode_FSConverter). Its only caller issocket.if_nametoindex."\ud800") raisesUnicodeEncodeError."\udcff\udcfe"encodes to raw bytes and fails the lookup withOSError.extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_socket.pypasses on both CPython and RustPython.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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