Issue #7766 has been reported by zapotek (Tasos Laskos). ---------------------------------------- Bug #7766: Marshal.dump corrupts Hash data when serializing https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7766 Author: zapotek (Tasos Laskos) Status: Open Priority: Normal Assignee: Category: Target version: 2.0.0 ruby -v: ruby 2.0.0dev (2012-11-01 trunk 37411) [x86_64-linux] =begin Marshal.dump seems to corrupt a Hash object during serialization. The problem is that this does not happen when the affected Hash is serialized by itself but only (as far as I could see) when it's part of a larger object. Worked on: ruby 1.9.3p374 (2013-01-15 revision 38858) [x86_64-linux] Unfortunately, it can't be reproduced using the attached serialized objects, it only happens when I run one of my system's tests. I thought that I might be doing something wrong but it works fine on 1.9.3 and also works on 2.0 when I change the serializer to YAML. Proper object -- YAML { "requests" => 2830, "responses" => 2830, "time_out_count" => 0, "time" => "00:00:17", "avg" => 158, "sitemap_size" => 776, "auditmap_size" => 651, "progress" => 100.0, "curr_res_time" => 0, "curr_res_cnt" => 0, "curr_avg" => 0, "average_res_time" => 0, "max_concurrency" => 20, "current_page" => "http://localhost:15407/vulnerable?0_vulnerable_26=..., "eta" => "--:--:--", "url" => "localhost:57977", "status" => "cleanup" } Corrupted object - Marshal { "requests" => 2830, 6154.0 => "time_out_count", "responses" => 0, 0.0 => "average_res_time", "time" => 776, "00:00:17" => 651, "avg" => 100.0, 350.0 => 0, "sitemap_size" => 0, "auditmap_size" => 0, 1301.0 => 0, "progress" => 20, 100.0 => "curr_res_time" } I didn't go through the entire repro setup of my system because it's a bit of a hassle but if the info I included here isn't enough I'd be glad to provide any further information you may need. =end
on 2013-02-01 05:01
on 2013-02-01 13:08
Issue #7766 has been updated by charliesome (Charlie Somerville). =begin Does it only corrupt the output, or does it break the actual Hash object passed to it? =end ---------------------------------------- Bug #7766: Marshal.dump corrupts Hash data when serializing https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7766#change-35758 Author: zapotek (Tasos Laskos) Status: Open Priority: Normal Assignee: Category: Target version: 2.0.0 ruby -v: ruby 2.0.0dev (2012-11-01 trunk 37411) [x86_64-linux] =begin Marshal.dump seems to corrupt a Hash object during serialization. The problem is that this does not happen when the affected Hash is serialized by itself but only (as far as I could see) when it's part of a larger object. Worked on: ruby 1.9.3p374 (2013-01-15 revision 38858) [x86_64-linux] Unfortunately, it can't be reproduced using the attached serialized objects, it only happens when I run one of my system's tests. I thought that I might be doing something wrong but it works fine on 1.9.3 and also works on 2.0 when I change the serializer to YAML. Proper object -- YAML { "requests" => 2830, "responses" => 2830, "time_out_count" => 0, "time" => "00:00:17", "avg" => 158, "sitemap_size" => 776, "auditmap_size" => 651, "progress" => 100.0, "curr_res_time" => 0, "curr_res_cnt" => 0, "curr_avg" => 0, "average_res_time" => 0, "max_concurrency" => 20, "current_page" => "http://localhost:15407/vulnerable?0_vulnerable_26=..., "eta" => "--:--:--", "url" => "localhost:57977", "status" => "cleanup" } Corrupted object - Marshal { "requests" => 2830, 6154.0 => "time_out_count", "responses" => 0, 0.0 => "average_res_time", "time" => 776, "00:00:17" => 651, "avg" => 100.0, 350.0 => 0, "sitemap_size" => 0, "auditmap_size" => 0, 1301.0 => 0, "progress" => 20, 100.0 => "curr_res_time" } I didn't go through the entire repro setup of my system because it's a bit of a hassle but if the info I included here isn't enough I'd be glad to provide any further information you may need. =end
on 2013-02-01 20:35
Issue #7766 has been updated by zapotek (Tasos Laskos). It only corrupted the output, although a few mins ago I realized I was on the preview and there was an RC1 out. I just tested RC1 and the problem seems to have been fixed. Do excuse me and please ignore this issue. ---------------------------------------- Bug #7766: Marshal.dump corrupts Hash data when serializing https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7766#change-35766 Author: zapotek (Tasos Laskos) Status: Open Priority: Normal Assignee: Category: Target version: 2.0.0 ruby -v: ruby 2.0.0dev (2012-11-01 trunk 37411) [x86_64-linux] =begin Marshal.dump seems to corrupt a Hash object during serialization. The problem is that this does not happen when the affected Hash is serialized by itself but only (as far as I could see) when it's part of a larger object. Worked on: ruby 1.9.3p374 (2013-01-15 revision 38858) [x86_64-linux] Unfortunately, it can't be reproduced using the attached serialized objects, it only happens when I run one of my system's tests. I thought that I might be doing something wrong but it works fine on 1.9.3 and also works on 2.0 when I change the serializer to YAML. Proper object -- YAML { "requests" => 2830, "responses" => 2830, "time_out_count" => 0, "time" => "00:00:17", "avg" => 158, "sitemap_size" => 776, "auditmap_size" => 651, "progress" => 100.0, "curr_res_time" => 0, "curr_res_cnt" => 0, "curr_avg" => 0, "average_res_time" => 0, "max_concurrency" => 20, "current_page" => "http://localhost:15407/vulnerable?0_vulnerable_26=..., "eta" => "--:--:--", "url" => "localhost:57977", "status" => "cleanup" } Corrupted object - Marshal { "requests" => 2830, 6154.0 => "time_out_count", "responses" => 0, 0.0 => "average_res_time", "time" => 776, "00:00:17" => 651, "avg" => 100.0, 350.0 => 0, "sitemap_size" => 0, "auditmap_size" => 0, 1301.0 => 0, "progress" => 20, 100.0 => "curr_res_time" } I didn't go through the entire repro setup of my system because it's a bit of a hassle but if the info I included here isn't enough I'd be glad to provide any further information you may need. =end
on 2013-02-01 20:49
Issue #7766 has been updated by vo.x (Vit Ondruch). Status changed from Open to Closed ---------------------------------------- Bug #7766: Marshal.dump corrupts Hash data when serializing https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7766#change-35767 Author: zapotek (Tasos Laskos) Status: Closed Priority: Normal Assignee: Category: Target version: 2.0.0 ruby -v: ruby 2.0.0dev (2012-11-01 trunk 37411) [x86_64-linux] =begin Marshal.dump seems to corrupt a Hash object during serialization. The problem is that this does not happen when the affected Hash is serialized by itself but only (as far as I could see) when it's part of a larger object. Worked on: ruby 1.9.3p374 (2013-01-15 revision 38858) [x86_64-linux] Unfortunately, it can't be reproduced using the attached serialized objects, it only happens when I run one of my system's tests. I thought that I might be doing something wrong but it works fine on 1.9.3 and also works on 2.0 when I change the serializer to YAML. Proper object -- YAML { "requests" => 2830, "responses" => 2830, "time_out_count" => 0, "time" => "00:00:17", "avg" => 158, "sitemap_size" => 776, "auditmap_size" => 651, "progress" => 100.0, "curr_res_time" => 0, "curr_res_cnt" => 0, "curr_avg" => 0, "average_res_time" => 0, "max_concurrency" => 20, "current_page" => "http://localhost:15407/vulnerable?0_vulnerable_26=..., "eta" => "--:--:--", "url" => "localhost:57977", "status" => "cleanup" } Corrupted object - Marshal { "requests" => 2830, 6154.0 => "time_out_count", "responses" => 0, 0.0 => "average_res_time", "time" => 776, "00:00:17" => 651, "avg" => 100.0, 350.0 => 0, "sitemap_size" => 0, "auditmap_size" => 0, 1301.0 => 0, "progress" => 20, 100.0 => "curr_res_time" } I didn't go through the entire repro setup of my system because it's a bit of a hassle but if the info I included here isn't enough I'd be glad to provide any further information you may need. =end
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