Packetbeat: Handle ports and IPv6 in Host header #14215
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| @@ -95,6 +96,8 @@ func synthesizeFullURL(u *ecs.Url, port int64) string { | |||
| host := u.Domain | |||
| if port != 80 { | |||
| host = net.JoinHostPort(u.Domain, strconv.Itoa(int(u.Port))) | |||
| } else if strings.IndexByte(u.Domain, ':') != -1 { | |||
| host = "[" + u.Domain + "]" | |||
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This is necessary because Golang's net/url package expects u.Domain already surrounded with square brackets when it's an IPv6, but surrounds it for you when you use net.JoinHostPort above.
Also checking for a : character to determine if the host its an IPv6 address is what the url package does internally.
| @@ -701,6 +707,24 @@ func parseCookieValue(raw string) string { | |||
| return raw | |||
| } | |||
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| func extractHostHeader(header string) (host string, port int) { | |||
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This whole function can be replaced by url.Hostname() and url.Port() but those don't handles the case where an IPv6 address is not surrounded by brackets.
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When an IPv6 address is used as host for a connection to port 80 the address in the URL won't be surrounded by square brackets which is against RFC3986.
The HTTP parser in Packetbeat wasn't properly handling the hostname and port from "Host:" header, generating wrong "destination.domain" and "url.full" fields.
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The HTTP parser in Packetbeat wasn't properly handling the hostname and port from "Host:" header, generating wrong "destination.domain" and "url.full" fields. (cherry picked from commit 6acde25)
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The HTTP parser in Packetbeat wasn't properly handling the hostname and port from "Host:" header, generating wrong "destination.domain" and "url.full" fields.
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…elastic#14232) The HTTP parser in Packetbeat wasn't properly handling the hostname and port from "Host:" header, generating wrong "destination.domain" and "url.full" fields. (cherry picked from commit e4bcff8)
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The http parser in Packetbeat is not correctly populating events when the host header contains a port number and/or an IPv6 address:
For "Host: elasticsearch:9200":
For "Host: [::1]":
- "destination.domain": "[::1]" "url.full": "http://[::1]/"For "Host: [::1]:9200":