node_get_ed25519_id() should check if the microdesc ed25519 id is all zero

Currently we only do this for the ri ed25519 id. If that check is already done when we parse microdescs, we should add a comment.

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Agree with this. It would help to have a stronger assumption on the returned key that it is in fact valid (non zero) all the time.

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Maybe we should do this as part of the consistency changes in legacy/trac#23975 (moved).

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Replying to teor:

Currently we only do this for the ri ed25519 id. If that check is already done when we parse microdescs, we should add a comment. I think the check happens, only a comment is required.

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0001-Bug-24001-Comment-added-regarding-the-function.patch

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In C, doing an "if (ptr)" check on a pointer checks whether the pointer is NULL, not whether the memory that the pointer points to is zero.

I think it would be a good idea to check both the ri and md ed25519 ids to see if the memory they point to is zero.

Can you copy the check from the ri ed25519 id to the md ed25519 id?

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Replying to nickm:

In C, doing an "if (ptr)" check on a pointer checks whether the pointer is NULL, not whether the memory that the pointer points to is zero.

If that's the case then I think this would work: if(*(node->ri))

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That checks if the first byte of the object is zero. We need to check if every byte is zero. We have a function for that, I think it's called tor_mem_is_zero().

Replying to teor:

That checks if the first byte of the object is zero. We need to check if every byte is zero. We have a function for that, I think it's called tor_mem_is_zero(). I added this, if(tor_mem_is_zero((char*)node->md, sizeof(node->md->ed25519_identity_pkey)))

however it is failing when I do a make check at src/test/test.

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Replying to teor:

I think it would be a good idea to check both the ri and md ed25519 ids to see if the memory they point to is zero.

Can you copy the check from the ri ed25519 id to the md ed25519 id? also did this,

if (BUG(ed25519_public_key_is_zero(md_pk))) md_pk = NULL; this is passing all tests when I run a make check

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Please attach a working patch that contains all your changes

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0001-Conditional-check-added.patch

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Please see my branch ticket24001 at https://github.com/teor2345

I moved and expanded the comment, and added a changes file.

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Status: needs_revision to needs_review
Type: defect to enhancement

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(This is unrelated to legacy/trac#23975 (moved).)

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Replying to teor:

Please see my branch ticket24001 at https://github.com/teor2345

I moved and expanded the comment, and added a changes file. okay!

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merged to master!

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