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When Alice (a fediverse actor) tries to follow a writefreely actor (Bob) and Alice already follows Bob then writefreely crashes. #159

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qwazix opened this issue Aug 8, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #166
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qwazix commented Aug 8, 2019

Describe the bug

When a follow is already registered in the writefreely database, repeating the follow request crashes writefreely

Steps to reproduce (if necessary)

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Follow a writefreely author from an instance you control
  2. Fool your instance to think step 1 never happened (remove the follow from the database)
  3. Repeat 1
  4. Observe writefreely crash

Expected behavior

Nothing probably. Or maybe refresh the public key with the new one?

Application configuration

  • Single mode
  • sqlite [mysql/sqlite]
  • Open registration? no
  • Federation enabled? yes

Version or last commit: 0.10.0

log of installation, execution and crash with --debug

@qwazix qwazix changed the title When Alice (a fediverse actor) tries to follow a writefreely actor (Bob) and Alice already follows Bob then writefreely crashes. --- Aug 8, 2019
@qwazix qwazix changed the title --- When Alice (a fediverse actor) tries to follow a writefreely actor (Bob) and Alice already follows Bob then writefreely crashes. Aug 8, 2019
@thebaer thebaer added the bug label Aug 9, 2019
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ghost commented Aug 9, 2019

So far I think I figured out the panic, there is an error check when inserting the new actor into the remote users table which previously only checked if the error was NOT for a duplicate key. So if there was a duplicate key it would just continue on trying to proceed, however the response from the db transaction is nil when there is an error, hence the panic.

I changed the check to check for any error and can now POST duplicate follow requests, only seeing an error logged that the key was not unique.

I will submit a PR and we can go from there.

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