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Harden visual-only RPyC deserialization - #1659
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Review comments at @lightllm/server/visualserver/rpc_payload.py:
- Line 85: Update image payload validation used by exposed_remote_infer_images
to enforce per-image and aggregate byte limits before copying payloads into
shared memory, and configure the RPyC frame-size limit so oversized tuple values
are rejected before reconstruction and validation.
Review comments at @lightllm/server/visualserver/visual_only_manager.py:
- Around line 177-179: Update the _callback flow so the client-owned
ref_event.set() notification runs outside the inference event-loop thread, and
ensure _cleanup_shared_memory() runs independently of the notification’s
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| raise ValueError("visual RPC integer is out of range") | ||
| if tag == "float" and not isfinite(item): | ||
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Limit image payload bytes before allocation.
A caller can put an arbitrarily large bytes value in one valid image record. The batch and container-count limits do not restrict that value. exposed_remote_infer_images then copies it into shared memory, so one request can exhaust memory. Enforce per-image and total byte limits. Also bound the RPyC frame size: RPyC reconstructs tuple values before this validator runs. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Keep remote callback calls off the inference event loop.
handle.add_done_callback(_callback) normally runs _callback on self.new_loop. The callback then calls the client-owned RPyC netref ref_event.set() synchronously. A slow client can block the inference event loop and delay _cleanup_shared_memory().
Run the notification outside the inference event-loop thread, and release the tracked segments independently of the client's response. This callback and ordering already existed in the base revision, so the PR does not introduce the blocking behavior.
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Fixes #1610
Issue: #1610
The visual-only RPyC service accepted caller-controlled pickle payloads while listening on a network address. This change:
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