Slash in SSID breaks the network details URL

[samuelkf]

Clicking on the network details link for a network with a / in its SSID results in a 404 error. Replacing the slash in the url with the encoded form %2F results in the expected page being displayed.

I haven't tested with any other non-alphanumeric characters, but I'm sure there are plenty of other l33t h4xors like me out there who put stupid symbols in their SSIDs...

[lennartkoopmann]

Ugh, that's a little embarrassing. Sorry about that. I'm investigating and will build a bugfix release ASAP.

[lennartkoopmann]

Hi,

I just tried to reproduce this but it seems to work for me:

What browser did you use and where exactly was that link that you clicked on? Maybe a different link is not using the <SSID/> component that properly escapes.

Thank you!

[samuelkf]

This was with Firefox on Windows (whatever the latest versions of both Win 10 and Firefox are). I’ll fire it back up and capture a bit more detail about it.

[benroeder]

I am running into the same issue

It tries to navigate to http://:22900/networks/show/02:0e:58:8f:ef:8e/SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgG=/5/

The SSID is SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgG=

If I manually url encode the / to %2F it works, so I am guessing the urls are not cleaned/escaped ?

This happens on chrome, safari and Firefox on macOS.

The page link is
networks -> select netwrok with slash -> click on SSID column link

Does make me wonder what else I can put into a SSID, and what fun can be had :-)

[lennartkoopmann]

I'll try to get a hold of a macOS to try this.

The URLS should are URL-escaped, but something is off here. Can you tell me which link exactly you followed? Want to make sure we are looking at the same one.

[benroeder]

Copied link
http://:22900/networks/show/02%3A0e%3A58%3A8e%3Aef%3A8e/SNS%2FAhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA%3D/4
weird which is escaped
but goes to http://snip:22900/networks/show/02:0e:58:8e:ef:8e/SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=/4/
In the source
SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=
SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=
SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=

[benroeder]

Also just to confirm
You are running the latest stable version of nzyme: 1.1.0 built at [2021-04-24T01:08:53Z].

[benroeder]

Also confirm this happens on windows 10 as well.

The raw BSSID is SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=

[lennartkoopmann]

Thank you! I'm investigating.

[benroeder]

OK it has changed this morning, I am not sure what has changed ???
The SSID has changed to "SONOS, SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA=" and now appears as the attached

Which when opened up shows SONOS and SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA= as separate networks.

Is this something to do with the comma in the name ?

Clicking on SONOS works as expected, SNS/AhAEAQAAAAAOWI7vjgA= leads to a 404

Hope this helps

[lennartkoopmann]

The forward slash is breaking it. I'm working on a fix.