Tighten path containment in Live Migration file route#367
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…based path traversal by validating that the canonical resolved path stays within the configured directory. Return clearer HTTP status codes - 400 for malformed URLs, 403 for symlink escapes, 404 for missing or excluded files - with consistent JSON error responses. Preserve operator-configured directory paths in exclusion matching and logs so behavior stays predictable when data dirs sit behind symlinks.
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Making this change as part of CEP-40.
CASSSIDECAR-479 Tightens the path check on the Live Migration file route so that symlinks inside a data directory cannot point to files outside the configured directory.
Earlier, the route only checked the URL text for .. patterns. That check does not catch symlinks, so a symlink within the data dir could still resolve to a file elsewhere on disk. The route now also resolves the path with toRealPath() and confirms the resolved path stays inside the configured base directory.