feat(outbound): route Clash fake-IP DNS answers through the configured proxy (#1748) - #2037
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…d proxy (#1748) Scoped re-implementation of PR #1748 per the campaign disposition (REDESIGN-SMALL, outbound-only): - resolvePublicAddresses gains an explicit allowBenchmarkAddresses opt-in: a HOSTNAME answer in 198.18.0.0/15 (IANA benchmark space, the Clash/Surge/Mihomo fake-IP DNS range) is accepted without marking the destination private. Literal 198.18.x URLs still reject, mixed answers containing any other non-public address still reject, and callers that do not pass the flag (image fetch, Lab fetch) keep rejecting — the SSRF widening the original PR had is avoided. - provider-outbound passes allowBenchmarkAddresses only when an outbound HTTP(S) proxy is configured, so the hostname rides the proxy CONNECT instead of pin-connecting to the fake IP. NO_PROXY corner documented. - 5 destination-policy cases + proxy integration cases. Credit: luvs01 (original PR #1748).
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to When NO_PROXY excludes a hostname, the new behavior can accept its fake-IP DNS answer and connect directly instead of using the configured proxy, undermining the PR’s containment goal. Merge should wait for the opt-in to require an effective proxy route and for a regression test covering this case. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderOutbound
participant DestinationPolicy
participant DNSResolver
participant OutboundProxy
ProviderOutbound->>DestinationPolicy: Resolve provider hostname with proxy opt-in
DestinationPolicy->>DNSResolver: Resolve hostname
DNSResolver-->>DestinationPolicy: Return benchmark address
DestinationPolicy-->>ProviderOutbound: Return validated address
ProviderOutbound->>OutboundProxy: Fetch hostname through proxy
OutboundProxy-->>ProviderOutbound: Return provider response
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In `@src/lib/provider-outbound.ts`:
- Around line 151-161: Derive allowBenchmarkAddresses from both proxyConfigured
and the negation of noProxyMatches(parsed), using the existing parsed and
noProxyMatches symbols, so NO_PROXY-matched hosts keep benchmark resolution
rejected and do not reach the direct globalThis.fetch path. Add a regression
test covering NO_PROXY=www.packyapi.com that verifies rejection and confirms no
transport is invoked.
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| // Clash/Surge/Mihomo fake-IP DNS (198.18.0.0/15) answers are admitted only | ||
| // when an outbound proxy is configured: the hostname then rides the proxy as | ||
| // an ordinary CONNECT instead of failing as a private destination or being | ||
| // pin-connected to the fake-IP (credit #1748). Without a proxy, benchmark | ||
| // answers keep rejecting. Image/Lab fetch never passes this flag. | ||
| // Known corner: the opt-in arms on the GLOBAL proxy config, not per-host. If | ||
| // NO_PROXY excludes this host, Bun bypasses the proxy and direct-connects to | ||
| // the benchmark answer — non-routable space typically intercepted by the | ||
| // local fake-IP TUN, so not an SSRF widening, but the CONNECT claim does not | ||
| // hold for NO_PROXY-excluded hosts. | ||
| allowBenchmarkAddresses: proxyConfigured, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Require an effective proxy route before enabling benchmark addresses.
Line 161 enables the opt-in from global proxy configuration only. If NO_PROXY matches this hostname, the accepted benchmark result has privateNetwork: false, so lines 174-176 call globalThis.fetch and bypass the proxy. The request then connects directly to the fake IP.
Derive the opt-in from both proxy configuration and !noProxyMatches(parsed). Add a regression test with NO_PROXY=www.packyapi.com that verifies benchmark resolution stays rejected and no transport runs.
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const parsed = postUrl ?? new URL(url);
const proxyConfigured = configuredProxyFor();
+ const proxyAppliesToDestination = proxyConfigured && !noProxyMatches(parsed);
const resolveAddresses = dependencies.resolveAddresses ?? resolvePublicAddresses;
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- allowBenchmarkAddresses: proxyConfigured,
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In `@src/lib/provider-outbound.ts` around lines 151 - 161, Derive
allowBenchmarkAddresses from both proxyConfigured and the negation of
noProxyMatches(parsed), using the existing parsed and noProxyMatches symbols, so
NO_PROXY-matched hosts keep benchmark resolution rejected and do not reach the
direct globalThis.fetch path. Add a regression test covering
NO_PROXY=www.packyapi.com that verifies rejection and confirms no transport is
invoked.
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The fake-IP compatibility direction is sound, but the current head widens the destination policy before it knows that this host will actually use the proxy.
allowBenchmarkAddresses is derived from global proxy presence alone. When the provider hostname matches NO_PROXY, the resolver therefore accepts a 198.18/15 answer and resolved.privateNetwork remains false; the next branch calls globalThis.fetch, which honors NO_PROXY and directly connects to the benchmark address. That contradicts the PR's stated hostname-CONNECT boundary and admits a previously blocked non-public destination on a direct path.
Please arm the benchmark exception only when a proxy is configured and !noProxyMatches(parsed). Add an exact regression with NO_PROXY=www.packyapi.com that proves the benchmark answer is rejected and neither the proxy fetch nor pinned direct transport is invoked. Keep literal benchmark URLs and mixed unsafe DNS answers rejected as they are now. This is an outbound security-policy boundary, so I am requesting changes rather than approving the otherwise focused implementation.
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Follow-up #2045 covers the remaining per-host routing boundary from this merge. The benchmark exception was armed from global proxy presence, but a The follow-up enables the exception only when the exact host will use the proxy and adds a regression proving a NO_PROXY-matched fake-IP answer invokes neither proxy fetch nor pinned direct transport. Focused destination/outbound tests (44), typecheck, and privacy scan are green; independent review and CI are pending. |
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Summary
Scoped re-implementation of PR #1748 per the 260818 campaign disposition matrix (REDESIGN-SMALL: outbound-only fake-IP proxy routing, avoiding the SSRF widening the original had).
resolvePublicAddressesgains an explicitallowBenchmarkAddressesopt-in: a hostname answer in 198.18.0.0/15 (IANA benchmark space — Clash/Surge/Mihomo fake-IP DNS) is accepted without marking the destination private, so the hostname keeps its configured HTTP(S) proxy path.provider-outboundarms the opt-in only when an outbound proxy is configured (proxyConfigured), so the hostname rides the proxy CONNECT instead of pin-connecting to the fake IP. The NO_PROXY per-host corner is documented at the call site.Verification
bun test ./tests/destination-policy-resolved.test.ts ./tests/provider-outbound.test.ts— 43 pass / 0 fail (5 new destination-policy cases: opt-in accept, no-opt-in reject, mixed reject, literal reject, image-fetch reject + proxy integration cases)bun x tsc --noEmitexit 0Checklist
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