Add option to locally enforce payload size limit#515
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…no limit. Wiring size limit check into payload construction, generating ITEM TOO BIG error in excess of limit.
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Looks nice! I think the smaller functions could be rolled together since they're only used once. Update: approved the CI run and all tests pass. Nice work! |
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- Add #515 option to locally enforce payload size limit - Add #539 zstd support - Add #540 compression_level option - Mark password as a sensitive param for PHP 8.2 - Fix Windows PHP 8 compatibility - Fix #518 Windows msgpack support - Fix #522 signed integer overflow - Fix #523 incorrect PHP reflection type for Memcached::cas $cas_token - Fix #546 don't check key automatically, unless client-side verify_key is enabled - Fix #555 incompatible pointer types (32-bit)
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- Add #515 option to locally enforce payload size limit - Add #539 zstd support - Add #540 compression_level option - Mark password as a sensitive param for PHP 8.2 - Fix Windows PHP 8 compatibility - Fix #518 Windows msgpack support - Fix #522 signed integer overflow - Fix #523 incorrect PHP reflection type for Memcached::cas $cas_token - Fix #546 don't check key automatically, unless client-side verify_key is enabled
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This creates a new Memcached option item_size_limit to locally enforce a maximum payload size. The intent behind use of this option is to mirror the Memcached server maximum item size configuration in PHP Memcached client configuration, permitting client optimization by avoiding issuance over the network of large payloads which are destined to be rejected by the server.
Payload size is determined after compression, when applicable, and it is in consideration of payload compression that the option is being introduced at the extension level. PHP callers cannot themselves perfectly enforce a payload size limit without the undue burden of mirroring compression of the payload. Alternatively, placement within libmemcached, while perhaps also desirable, does not permit PHP application-level configuration.
The Memcached INI has been extended to support the option via "memcached.item_size_limit" as has Memcached::setOption(), which uses the newly-added Memcached::OPT_ITEM_SIZE_LIMIT. No limit is enforced by default, and a value of "0" implies no limit.
The existing MEMCACHED_E2BIG error code is used, which results in the error message "ITEM TOO BIG", such that no behavior change is intended in activation of the new validation pathways to the current client response when the server rejects the payload due to size.
https://github.com/memcached/memcached/wiki/ReleaseNotes142#configurable-maximum-item-size