hproxy: add HTTP server timeouts and control body limits#1079
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Both the proxy and control HTTP servers had zero timeouts, allowing slowloris-style attacks to hold connections open indefinitely and exhaust file descriptors. Add configurable ReadHeaderTimeout, ReadTimeout, WriteTimeout, and ServerIdleTimeout to both servers. The control add and remove endpoints decoded JSON from r.Body without http.MaxBytesReader, allowing unbounded body reads to cause OOM. Add a configurable MaxControlBodySize limit (default 1 MiB). All new values are exposed as HPROXY_* environment variables.
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Both the proxy and control HTTP servers had zero timeouts, allowing slowloris-style attacks to hold connections open indefinitely and exhaust file descriptors. The control add and remove endpoints decoded JSON from
r.BodywithoutMaxBytesReader, allowing unbounded body reads to cause OOM.Adds configurable
ReadHeaderTimeout,ReadTimeout,WriteTimeout,ServerIdleTimeout, andMaxControlBodySizeto the hproxy Config, with defaults andHPROXY_*environment variable wiring incmd/hproxyd.Addresses #695.