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…olutions#1913) `RdpServer::run` serves one connection at a time: while a session runs it awaits `run_connection` inside the accept `select!`, so it does not call `accept()` again and a second client sits unanswered in the listen backlog until the first ends. To that client the connection appears to hang. This is the behaviour Devolutions#1483 raises. `ConnectionPolicy` lets the caller choose what happens to that second connection: - **`Queue`** (default) keeps today's behaviour — the extra connection waits in the backlog. - **`Reject`** closes it immediately. While a session runs, `run` now polls the session and the listener together and drops any connection that arrives, so the second client fails fast and can retry rather than hanging. The running session is never interrupted: the session arm is polled first (`biased`), so a client reconnecting the instant a session ends is taken by the outer loop, not rejected. This is the reject half of the policy discussed in Devolutions#1483. It deliberately leaves authenticated takeover — serving a new client while the incumbent still holds the slot — to a later `Preempt`, without foreclosing it: the `else` branch stays inline where Devolutions#1476/Devolutions#1588 would add the negotiation race. A downstream consumer (hypr-rdp) currently reimplements exactly this reject loop around `run_connection` because there was no way to ask `run` for it; a policy on the builder lets it drop that and adopt the upstream one with a single line. Set via `RdpServerBuilder::with_connection_policy`. ### Tested Two tests over a real listener in `tests/server/connection_policy.rs`: with `Reject` the second connection is closed during a session; with `Queue` it is left waiting. Both drive `run`'s accept loop end to end.
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Propagate validated ResetGraphics extents into the session framebuffer and deliver exact packed desktop damage to ActiveX without rebuilding full image snapshots. Coalesce only fully covered regions, preserve sparse updates with a 64-event and 256 MiB pixel-data budget, and backpressure without evicting accepted frame or static-channel payloads. Update retained GDI and RPC surfaces in place. Reuse framebuffer storage with fallible growth, and retain software cursor shape, position, visibility, and clipping across graphics resets. Keep V8 non-AVC negotiation and full-frame output fallback unchanged. Rejected oversized resets still destroy prior surfaces and are reported as unsupported without allocating a session framebuffer.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates SRL decoding, progressive reference management, EGFX reset handling, compositor cache retention, session resizing, integration tests, and an RDP stress example. ChangesGraphics reset and decode handling
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RDPStress->>GraphicsPipelineClient: receive EGFX reset
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@asjdf 这个是按你在 #1 的 review 拆出来的可向上游提交的部分，麻烦看一下。（request reviewer 接口返回 404，权限不够，只能这样 at 你。） 基线是 你提的几条怎么处理的「这个底层库有必要维护上层的功能？」（ 查了一下
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🟡 Minor · Update the obsolete truncation error contract.
crates/ironrdp-graphics/src/progressive.rs:168
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the obsolete truncation error contract.
decode_upgrade_passno longer returns an error when the SRL stream ends early. It zero-pads the remaining coefficients. Remove “or truncated” and document the actualSrlErrorconditions.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/ironrdp-egfx/src/client.rs`:
- Around line 505-507: Update the direct ActiveStage::process reset handling so
every valid positive reset size recreates or clears DecodedImage before
drain_output(), including same-size resets; do not gate this behavior on a
dimension comparison.
- Line 705: Update the ResetGraphics handling around
progressive_decoder.clear_tile_references() to also call
progressive_decoder.reset(), clearing retained surface tile and transient frame
state while preserving surface_context_flags for context-less continuation.
In `@crates/ironrdp-session/src/active_stage.rs`:
- Line 238: Update ActiveStage::process to validate ResetGraphics dimensions
against a practical framebuffer byte limit before calling DecodedImage::new;
reject oversized resets and avoid allocation while preserving normal image
recreation for acceptable dimensions.
In `@crates/ironrdp-web/src/session.rs`:
- Around line 953-958: Update self.desktop_size from the resized image before
invoking canvas_resized_callback, either immediately before sync_canvas_to_image
or within that function before the callback executes. Preserve the existing
resize synchronization and ensure Session::desktop_size() reports the new
dimensions during the callback.
In `@crates/ironrdp/examples/rdp_stress.rs`:
- Around line 1197-1200: Update the ClientConfig construction in the RDP stress
harness to use trusted root certificates with hostname verification instead of
danger::NoCertificateVerification. If insecure verification must remain for
local test servers, gate it behind an explicit option and emit a clear warning
before connecting.
- Around line 889-890: Update the tile-dimension and iteration logic used by
black_stats and stale_stats to use ceiling division for rows and cols, so
partial right and bottom tiles are included. Bound each tile’s coordinates to
frame.width and frame.height, and compute black/stale fractions using only the
available pixels in each clipped tile; preserve Measurement::failed and its
existing threshold behavior.
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In `@crates/ironrdp-graphics/src/progressive.rs`:
- Line 168: Update the documentation for decode_upgrade_pass to remove the
obsolete truncated-stream error guarantee and describe only the actual SrlError
conditions it can return. Keep the documentation aligned with the
implementation’s zero-padding behavior when the SRL stream ends early.
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| /// A same-size reset is still reported. Per MS-RDPEGFX 3.3.5.14 the reset destroys every | ||
| /// surface even when the output dimensions are unchanged, so a consumer that caches the | ||
| /// composited image has to know the surfaces it was built from are gone. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Clear the session framebuffer after every valid reset.
The direct ActiveStage::process consumer takes this signal but replaces DecodedImage only when the dimensions differ. A same-size reset therefore keeps pixels from the destroyed surfaces. If the server repaints only part of the output, stale pixels remain visible.
For every positive reset size, recreate or clear DecodedImage before drain_output(). Do not use the dimension comparison as the reset condition.
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In `@crates/ironrdp-egfx/src/client.rs` around lines 505 - 507, Update the direct
ActiveStage::process reset handling so every valid positive reset size recreates
or clears DecodedImage before drain_output(), including same-size resets; do not
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| // desktop — that is the shredded resize native RDP does not show. | ||
| // CONTEXT / ClearCodec glyph cache stay: 3.3.5.14 only redefines the | ||
| // output buffer, and Windows will not re-send SYNC + CONTEXT. | ||
| self.progressive_decoder.clear_tile_references(); |
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Clear progressive surface tile state during ResetGraphics.
clear_tile_references() clears only references. The contexts map still retains each destroyed surface's SurfaceTiles, including tile coefficients, signs, and pass. It also retains transient frame state.
If the server recreates the same surface and codec-context IDs after a same-size reset, a later upgrade can apply to the pre-reset tile state. Call progressive_decoder.reset() after clearing references. This preserves surface_context_flags, so context-less continuation remains supported.
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| self.progressive_decoder.clear_tile_references(); | |
| self.progressive_decoder.clear_tile_references(); | |
| self.progressive_decoder.reset(); |
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In `@crates/ironrdp-egfx/src/client.rs` at line 705, Update the ResetGraphics
handling around progressive_decoder.clear_tile_references() to also call
progressive_decoder.reset(), clearing retained surface tile and transient frame
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| && (image.width() != w || image.height() != h) | ||
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| debug!(w, h, "EGFX output resized"); | ||
| *image = DecodedImage::new(image.pixel_format(), w, h); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Bound EGFX reset dimensions before allocating the framebuffer.
A connected remote RDP server can send ResetGraphics dimensions up to 32,766 per axis. ActiveStage::process passes those dimensions to DecodedImage::new, which allocates approximately 4 GiB for an RGBA image without a practical byte limit. Allocation failure can terminate the client session.
This is a client stability and availability issue, not a server-side security-boundary violation. Enforce a practical framebuffer byte limit before calling DecodedImage::new and reject oversized resets.
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In `@crates/ironrdp-session/src/active_stage.rs` at line 238, Update
ActiveStage::process to validate ResetGraphics dimensions against a practical
framebuffer byte limit before calling DecodedImage::new; reject oversized resets
and avoid allocation while preserving normal image recreation for acceptable
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| sync_canvas_to_image( | ||
| &mut gui, | ||
| &image, | ||
| &mut draw_buffer, | ||
| self.canvas_resized_callback.as_ref(), | ||
| )?; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update desktop_size before the resize callback.
For an EGFX reset, active_stage.process() resizes image and queues GraphicsReset. This call invokes canvas_resized_callback before the next event-loop iteration consumes GraphicsReset and updates self.desktop_size.
If the callback calls Session::desktop_size(), it receives the old dimensions. Set self.desktop_size from the resized image before calling sync_canvas_to_image, or update it inside sync_canvas_to_image before the callback runs.
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In `@crates/ironrdp-web/src/session.rs` around lines 953 - 958, Update
self.desktop_size from the resized image before invoking
canvas_resized_callback, either immediately before sync_canvas_to_image or
within that function before the callback executes. Preserve the existing resize
synchronization and ensure Session::desktop_size() reports the new dimensions
during the callback.
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| let cols = frame.width / TILE; | ||
| let rows = frame.height / TILE; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Grade partial edge tiles.
black_stats and stale_stats use floor division, so they exclude the partial right and bottom tiles. The default sizes are not aligned to either tile size. An artifact confined to those edge regions can therefore produce a false pass.
Measurement::failed checks only black_tile_pct and stale_tile_pct against the default 6% threshold. It does not use seam. This is a narrow metric blind spot, not a blockage of the ordinary validation workflow.
Use ceiling division for both metrics. Bound each tile to the framebuffer, and calculate its black or stale fraction from the available pixels in partial tiles.
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In `@crates/ironrdp/examples/rdp_stress.rs` around lines 889 - 890, Update the
tile-dimension and iteration logic used by black_stats and stale_stats to use
ceiling division for rows and cols, so partial right and bottom tiles are
included. Bound each tile’s coordinates to frame.width and frame.height, and
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| .with_custom_certificate_verifier(Arc::new(danger::NoCertificateVerification)) | ||
| .with_no_client_auth(); |
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Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-295 — Improper Certificate Validation
Restore TLS server authentication.
NoCertificateVerification accepts every server certificate and handshake signature. A network attacker who intercepts or redirects the connection can impersonate the RDP server. The harness then authenticates and sends key events to an unauthenticated peer.
Use trusted roots and hostname verification. If insecure verification is necessary for a local test server, require an explicit option and print a warning.
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ClientConfig construction in the RDP stress harness to use trusted root
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A Display Control resize or a Ctrl+Alt+Del left the desktop torn: blocks frozen on the previous image, regions that never refreshed again. Three separate faults, all of them cases where the client was stricter than the protocol and stricter than what Windows actually sends. ResetGraphics dropped the EGFX bitmap cache. Cache slots are not surfaces: they are connection-scoped, and MS-RDPEGFX 3.3.5.14 redefines only the output buffer, so they survive a reset. Windows depends on it, restoring the desktop almost entirely from slots filled before the reset. Dropping them made every one of those CacheToSurface blits a silent no-op. SRL decoding demanded a trailing zero byte and capped a zero run at one tile's worth of coefficients. Windows sends neither: the encoder stops emitting bits once the rest of a band is zero, and static regions produce runs far longer than the cap. Both faults discarded whole tile updates, which is what surfaced as blocks that never refresh. The stream is now read zero-padded past its end and a run is consumed one event at a time, the way FreeRDP's progressive_rfx_srl_read does. Over-reads are counted so a real desync still shows up in the logs. ResetGraphics also kept the progressive difference-tile references owned by the surfaces it implicitly destroys, so a reused surface id differenced against the old desktop. Those go; the CONTEXT and the ClearCodec glyph cache stay, because the server will not re-send them. With the cache surviving, the session framebuffer has to follow the new output before the compositor deltas from the same payload are applied — the server will not send them twice. GraphicsPipelineClient::take_reset_graphics reports the size for that, including same-size resets, since those still destroy every surface. Also implements core::error::Error for ProgressiveDecodeError and includes the inner PDU error in SessionErrorKind::Pdu, so a decode failure is diagnosable instead of collapsing to "PDU error".
The protocol-side fixes are only half of the tearing story for the web client: `ironrdp-web` never opted into MS-RDPEGFX, and its canvas never followed a size the server chose on its own. Enable the graphics pipeline (`support_dyn_vc_gfx_protocol`) and register the EGFX DVC, then keep the canvas in step with `DecodedImage`: - Sync the backing store right before the frame's `GraphicsUpdate` is drawn, not after. `ActiveStage::process` can resize `image` to follow a ResetGraphics within the same frame, so a canvas synced afterwards would show that frame at the old size. - Repaint the whole image whenever the resize actually happened. Setting `width`/`height` clears a canvas, so drawing only the frame's dirty regions would blank everything the server did not happen to repaint. - Sync after a Deactivation-Reactivation Sequence too. That replaces `image` from inside the output loop, i.e. after this frame's sync already ran, and the next event can be an idle interval away. - Make `resize` report whether the size changed, so an unchanged size stays a no-op instead of clearing and repainting every frame. `Session::desktop_size()` now tracks the size in effect rather than the one negotiated at connect, since both a reset and a reactivation change it. Resize requests deliberately leave the canvas alone: it follows the size the server actually applies, not the one that was asked for.
… harness that graded it The framebuffer resize on EGFX `ResetGraphics` was the one fault in this branch with no test behind it. Reverting it left the whole suite green, so nothing stopped a later refactor from reordering it back into a torn desktop. Cover it where it can actually run. `ironrdp-session` sets `[lib] test = false`, so its inline `#[cfg(test)]` modules never execute under `cargo test --workspace`; the test goes in `ironrdp-testsuite-core` next to the existing `composite_graphics_updates` cases. It drives a real `ActiveStage` with an open EGFX channel and feeds one payload carrying `ResetGraphics` plus the drawing that follows, with the fill placed outside the old image and inside the new one — so it only survives if the resize happened first. Reverting the fix fails it on the size assertion. Also promote the resize-stability harness this branch was graded with from a local script to `examples/rdp_stress.rs`. It talks to `ironrdp-session` directly over a real connection, drives resolution changes, and grades the decoded framebuffer on black tiles, stale tiles (the previous frame stretched over the new desktop, i.e. what tearing looks like) and seam energy on the progressive tile grid. Stale now counts toward failure alongside black: a resize that leaves the old picture behind is fully painted and perfectly non-black, so grading on blackness alone reported success on exactly the bug the harness exists to find. The settle loop and the verdict share one predicate so they cannot drift.
Clarify SRL docs and test notes, use neutral wording in egfx/web comments, and remove reference_count_for_surface that existed only for debug fields.
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ResetGraphics resizes DecodedImage in the same process() as the first GraphicsUpdate, but GraphicsReset is dequeued on a later iteration. Copy the image size into the Cell first so canvas_resized_callback and desktop_size() agree. Also restore SessionErrorKind::Pdu Display to the STYLE.md convention (inner error stays on source()).
examples/ is for small library demos. This is a live-host analysis tool in the same class as ironrdp-capture-replay, so it belongs in its own unpublished crate rather than the facade examples.
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Fixes screen tearing / ghosting after the server changes the graphics output size.
Split out of #1 so it can go upstream on its own: this branch is only the tearing fix, with no product-specific behaviour.
Rebased onto current
master, which already resizes the session framebuffer onResetGraphicsviatake_output_resetandreset_preserving_pointerbefore compositor deltas are applied. This PR does not changeactive_stage.rs. It fixes the EGFX/graphics decode path andironrdp-webso the pixels written into that buffer are correct.The bug
When the server resizes the graphics output (EGFX
ResetGraphics, or a Deactivation-Reactivation Sequence), stale pixels survive the transition. What you see is part of the old desktop still on screen, or blocks that never repaint until something happens to overdraw them.Several independent faults contribute; any one of them can produce the symptom alone:
ResetGraphicsdropped the wrong caches. The bitmap cache was cleared, but MS-RDPEGFX 3.3.5.14 only redefines the output buffer — cache slots are connection-scoped. Windows restores the desktop after a resolution change almost entirely from slots filled before the reset, so dropping them makes hundreds ofCacheToSurfaceblits silent no-ops.Srl(MissingTerminator)on real Windows hosts.master). Deltas for the new geometry must land in a buffer already sized for the new output. Upstream now does this withtake_output_reset+reset_preserving_pointerbeforecomposite_graphics_updates. This PR assumes that base; it does not reimplement it.On top of that, the web client never opted into MS-RDPEGFX, and its canvas never followed a size the server picked on its own — so even with the protocol side correct,
ironrdp-webstill tore.Where to look first
Most of the diff is not the fix.
examples/rdp_stress.rsis 1299 lines of offline grading harness with no product code in it,ironrdp-testsuite-coreadds integration tests, and roughly a third of the remaining product diff is comment recording spec reasoning. The behavioural changes in this PR are small; the table is everything that still differs frommaster.compositor.rs::resetallocated_bytesto surviving slotsCacheToSurfacefrom slots filled before the reset. Clearing them turns hundreds of those blits into silent no-ops, so the old pixels stay where they were.client.rs::handle_reset_graphicsandprogressive.rs::clear_tile_referencessrl.rsSrl(MissingTerminator)), and static tiles never refresh when streams end early.ironrdp-webEGFX enablesupport_dyn_vc_gfx_protocol: trueand register the EGFX DVCsync_canvas_to_imageDecodedImagebefore drawing; full repaint when the backing store size changesActiveStage::processcan resize the image in the same frame; assigning canvaswidth/heightclears it. Dirty-rectangle painting alone would leave the rest blank.Rows 1–3 are protocol/decode faults; rows 4–5 are web embedding. Each of 1–3 can produce visible tearing or a dead session on its own.
What changed
Protocol (
ironrdp-egfx,ironrdp-graphics) — this diffResetGraphicsretains the bitmap cache, keeps the progressive CONTEXT and the ClearCodec glyph cache, and clears progressive tile references.MissingTileReference.SessionErrorKind::Pducarries the inner error;ProgressiveDecodeErrorimplementscore::error::Error.Session (
ironrdp-session) — upstream base, not modified heretake_output_reset→reset_preserving_pointer→composite_graphics_updates, plus output-dimension limits viaCompositor::materializable_output_size.Web (
ironrdp-web) — this diffDecodedImagebefore the frame'sGraphicsUpdateis drawn.Canvas::resizereports whether the size changed;Session::desktop_size()tracks the size in effect.Resize requests deliberately do not touch the canvas: it follows the size the server actually applies. Notably
SuppressOutput/RefreshRectare not sent on reset — with RDPGFX those PDUs do not invalidate the surface cache (FreeRDP#12723).examples/rdp_stress.rs --redrawexists to re-check that against a real server.Testing
compositor::tests::reset_keeps_the_bitmap_cacheclient::tests::reset_graphics_drops_tile_references_of_implicitly_destroyed_surfacessession::active_stage::egfx_reset_resizes_the_image_before_compositing_the_same_payload(fullActiveStage+ EGFX; fill outside the pre-reset image, inside the new one)session::active_stage::reset_graphics_preserves_software_pointer_state(upstream; unchanged by this PR)progressive::tests::upgrade_pass_completes_when_the_srl_stream_ends_early,tile_upgrade_keeps_all_components_on_srl_errorIntegration tests live in
ironrdp-testsuite-corebecauseironrdp-sessionsets[lib] test = false.Grading a real session
examples/rdp_stress.rsdrives resolution changes against a live server and grades the decoded framebuffer (black / stale / seam metrics). Black and stale count toward failure so a fully painted but ghosted resize does not pass.On a Windows 11 host with RDPGFX, cycling
1300x820↔1828x1004, 5 rounds:master)stale_tiles=0.00%; frame size matches the requested dimensionsmasterwithout this PRSrl(MissingTerminator)(fault 3), so resize grading never runsThe harness connects at the first
--sizesentry, so round 1's opening step can show high stale % on an idle desktop (no server repaint) — a metric artefact, not leftover tearing.