Decode data pointers as unsigned to support offsets past 2 GiB - #441
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- Around line 7-12: Update the CHANGELOG release note to use “2 GiB”
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Could you confirm whether you're hitting this with a real production database? |
I am actually, from this vendor https://ipgeolocation.io/ the size is roughly ~3.4gb and i received a lot of errors in production when trying to read ip addresses past 2gb offset mark in the file. if it is possible to release maven package with new version some time soon, i would be very grateful, thank you |
Fixes #435. Found while reading a ~3.4 GB third-party MMDB in production.
Decoder.decodePointernarrowed the pointer payload toint, so any data-section offset >= 2^31was sign-extended to a negative value and
Buffer.position(...)rejected it. On databases largerthan 2 GiB, the case #289 added support for, every record past the 2 GiB boundary was unreachable,
failing with e.g.
IllegalArgumentException: Invalid position: -821410056(
-821410056 + 2^32 = 3473557240, a valid offset in the database).Change
The 3-arg static form is used because pointer sizes 1-3 carry a non-zero
base(ctrlByte & 0x7).decodeUint32already reads unsigned 32-bit values throughdecodeLong; this brings the pointerpath in line with it.
nextValueOffsetonly skips over pointers and is unaffected.Testing
Added a regression test to
PointerTestthat drives a four-byte pointer through the decoder andasserts the resulting offset. It fails on
mainwithexpected: <3473557240> but was: <-821410056>and passes with the change.The test builds the pointer bytes directly, so it needs no large fixture, per note on #289
that a large database in the test-data repo would impact the other projects pulling it in.
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