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IPFS should be under enable- / disable- control #14824

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reardonia opened this issue Sep 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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IPFS should be under enable- / disable- control #14824

reardonia opened this issue Sep 7, 2024 · 3 comments

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@reardonia
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I did this

Build 8.9.1 from source.

I expected the following

Expect all protocols to be under enable/disable control. IPFS is the ONLY protocol not under option control.

curl/libcurl version

curl 8.4.0 and on. Currently a problem in 8.9.1

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Debian testing (13+)

@bagder
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bagder commented Sep 7, 2024

IPFS not really a "protocol" per se, it is a URL scheme that gets translated to HTTP(S). And you can disable HTTP(S) at will.

You can use --proto to deny specific schemes to be accepted in URLs, including IPFS.

@reardonia
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I get it... but it is still a new vector for attacks.

@bagder
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bagder commented Sep 7, 2024

Still, adding code to allow disabling features is work that needs to be done and it needs to be maintained so we cannot add that ability for everything new we add.

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