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feat(sources): MOBI and AZW3 books as sources - #2370
MOBI and AZW3 books can be added as sources in the app, on desktop and in Docker.
Upload check (modules/documents/kindle_books/): reads only the book's first records. A DRM-protected book is refused with "This book is DRM-protected, so it can't be read", and a KFX book (Amazon's newer format, often saved as .azw3) with "KFX books from the Kindle store can't be read yet".
Reader (worker/ingestion/kindle_books/): our own code turns the book into one HTML page:
unpacks PalmDOC (calibre) and HUFF/CDIC (kindlegen) text;
puts KF8 files back together from their skeletons and fragments;
reads a combined MOBI/KF8 file from its KF8 copy, falling back to the MOBI copy if the KF8 copy is damaged;
rebuilds MOBI 6 titles from large type;
reads plain PalmDOC TEXtREAd files as escaped text.
Parsing: that HTML goes through Docling's HTML reader, as EPUB does, and gets the heading line-break clean-up. A damaged or DRM book fails as UnreadableFileError, so it isn't retried. No figures are kept (listed in Known gaps).
Frontend: the source picker offers .mobi and .azw3.
Docs: a new "Kindle books" section in docs/architecture/documents.md.
Why
Users keep their libraries in Kindle formats as well as EPUB. Every Python reader of these formats (KindleUnpack, calibre, mobi) is GPL, which this Apache-licensed app can't ship, so the reader is our own. foliate-js's MIT-licensed mobi.js was used only as a description of the format; no code was copied.
The reader assumes files can be damaged or crafted:
every count in a KF8 index is checked against the bytes it reads, so a bad count can't make it read forever;
no text record may unpack past 64 KB (a real record unpacks to 4 KB);
reassembled KF8 files can't be bigger than the book's text.
Without these limits, a few KB could hang the ingest worker or unpack to gigabytes. Each limit has a test.
Fixes # (none. #2345 asked for EPUB, which is already on dev; this adds the Kindle formats.)
How to test
cd surfsense_local/backend
uv run pytest tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py tests/unit/documents/test_upload_validation.py
uv run pytest tests/integration/worker/test_parsing.py # needs the Docling parser pack
The tests build their books byte by byte (tests/kindle_samples.py), so no third-party book files are added. Every damaged copy of each sample (cut short at every length, or with any single byte flipped) either reads or fails as a damaged book; none crash.
In the app, with Project Gutenberg's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland:
MOBI and AZW3: rename them to .mobi and .azw3 if needed. Both upload and become ready. Chapter titles read CHAPTER I. Down the Rabbit-Hole, and "Who is the Queen who orders executions?" finds the "Off with her head" passage.
A book with its DRM flag set is refused at upload with the DRM message.
Checked outside the test suite:
Three Gutenberg books, each as MOBI and as AZW3, gave 98.9–99.8% of their EPUB's 8-word runs. The rest are EPUB link labels that Docling writes into the text.
War and Peace (580,000 words) takes about 3.5 s to read into Markdown.
libmobi's sample files read correctly: HUFF/CDIC text matches its uncompressed twin byte for byte, and both of its DRM samples are refused.
High-level PR Summary
This PR adds support for MOBI and AZW3 (Kindle) ebook formats as sources in the desktop app. The implementation includes custom-built readers for both formats (since existing Python libraries are GPL-licensed), validation during upload to reject DRM-protected and KFX books, conversion to HTML for processing through Docling's HTML reader, and comprehensive test coverage with synthetic book samples. The reader handles various compression schemes (PalmDOC, HUFF/CDIC), reconstructs KF8 files from skeletons and fragments, and converts MOBI 6 large-type paragraphs to proper headings.
The upload reads only the book's first records. A DRM-protected book and a KFX book are refused with their own reasons, so the user learns at once instead of after a failed ingest.
It unpacks PalmDOC and HUFF/CDIC text, puts KF8 files back together from their skeletons and fragments, reads a combined file from its KF8 copy, and rebuilds MOBI 6 titles from large type. Every Python reader of the format is GPL. Counts and unpacked sizes are bounded, so a damaged or crafted book fails as damaged instead of hanging the worker.
Ingest reads the book's HTML through Docling's HTML reader, keeps no figures, and fails a damaged or DRM-protected book as unreadable, so it is not retried. The source picker offers both extensions.
This change adds MOBI and AZW3 upload support. It validates Palm database headers, rejects DRM-protected and KFX files, and adds worker-side parsing for Kindle text and HTML content.
Changes: Kindle book support
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Summary
Container parsing and upload validation surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books/*, surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/storage.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/documents/test_upload_validation.py, surfsense_local/frontend/src/features/sources/api.ts, docs/architecture/documents.md
The backend parses Kindle container headers and validates .mobi and .azw3 uploads, including DRM and KFX refusals. The frontend and architecture documentation include the supported formats.
Text decoding and KF8 reconstruction surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/{text,palmdoc,huffcdic,trailing_entries,kf8_index,kf8_files}.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/kindle_samples.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py
The reader handles uncompressed, PalmDOC, and HUFF/CDIC text records. It parses KF8 indexes and assembles skeletons and fragments. Tests cover decoding, reconstruction, and malformed or oversized data.
Format rendering and ingestion routing surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/*, surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/parsing.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/worker/test_parsing.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py, docs/architecture/documents.md
The worker selects MOBI, KF8, or plain-text rendering and converts extracted HTML through Docling. Integration tests cover chapter order, headings, and damaged books. The documentation describes the parse flow and the image-retention gap.
sequenceDiagram
participant Parsing as markdown_for
participant Markdown as book_markdown
participant Reader as book_html
participant Records as Kindle record reader
participant Docling as HTML converter
Parsing->>Markdown: Kindle file path
Markdown->>Reader: file bytes
Reader->>Records: parse and decode book records
Records-->>Reader: extracted HTML
Reader-->>Markdown: book HTML
Markdown->>Docling: HTML document stream
Docling-->>Markdown: converted document
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Kindle imports can silently omit content, reject some valid books, or defer DRM refusal until ingestion. Crafted books can also cause large memory spikes. Address these issues before merging; nested-font titles additionally need a localized rendering fix.
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Bound code_bits before the shift in huffcdic_decompressor.
A crafted CDIC header with a large code_bits makes 1 << code_bits build an integer of about 2^32 bits (about 512 MiB) before any entry is parsed. The upload check does not parse CDIC records, so the file reaches this path. Reject a code_bits value that the CDIC body cannot address before evaluating the shift.
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In huffcdic_decompressor, validate code_bits against the CDIC body’s addressable
entry range before computing the shift; reject headers whose value cannot be
addressed by the body, then retain the existing entry-count calculation for
valid headers.
The existing .azw3 acceptance case uses MOBI 6 bytes. A future rejection of version-8 headers could pass this test. Add the existing KF8 fixture to cover the upload path.
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Add an upload test near the existing AZW3 acceptance case that writes a KF8-only
book from the existing `kindle_samples.azw3` fixture and verifies
`validate_upload` accepts it with the AZW3 MIME type.
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book_markdown loads the entire accepted upload into one bytes object before records creates record slices and subsequent stages create text and HTML copies.
Peak memory may exceed the worker's allowance, terminating ingestion or affecting other queued jobs.
This can occur when: A large Kindle upload near the documented 500 MB limit is ingested in a worker already holding Docling models.
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@surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books/upload_check.py:
- Around line 42-44: Update is_kindle_book to inspect the KF8 header in combined
MOBI files using the boundary indicated by EXTH 121, and raise the existing
DRM_REFUSAL when that header is encrypted. Preserve the current MOBI 6
encryption check and allow uploads when both headers are unencrypted.
- Around line 34-35: Update is_kindle_book so the record 0 read cannot include
bytes from record 1: when a second record offset exists, limit record0 to the
distance between offsets[0] and offsets[1]. Preserve the existing read behavior
when no second record exists.
- Around line 28-29: Update the KFX prefix check in the upload validation flow
to verify the Palm type field before raising KFX_REFUSAL, so a valid MOBI
database whose name starts with CONT is accepted while KFX envelopes remain
refused.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py:
- Line 25: In kf8_files(), validate that the fragment range declared by each
skeleton fits within fragments before iterating over the slice; raise
KindleBookError when entries are missing so page reconstruction cannot silently
omit content.
- Around line 21-23: Before creating page from the skeleton in the `_POSITION`
flow, validate that `start + length` does not exceed `len(text)` and raise the
existing `KindleBookError` for an invalid range; keep the slice and budget check
for valid ranges.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_index.py:
- Around line 35-37: Update index_entries to validate that the slice of
book_records after the index header contains exactly entry_records records;
raise KindleBookError for a truncated index before iterating, while preserving
the existing processing for complete indexes.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/mobi6_headings.py:
- Around line 6-8: Update the _FONT detector so an outer font’s size is captured
through nested font markup and can be used by _level when the inner font has no
size; preserve inner explicitly sized font behavior and bounded matching for
unclosed malformed tags. Keep with_headings promoting paragraphs according to
the resulting level.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/palmdoc.py:
- Around line 13-15: Update the PalmDOC decompression logic so literal runs that
extend beyond the record and back-reference codes missing their second byte
raise KindleBookError. Preserve the existing distance validation and
decompression behavior for valid input.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/text.py:
- Around line 18-21: Update book_text to verify that the sliced text records
match header.text_records before joining them, and raise KindleBookError when
records are missing. Preserve the existing decompression and joining behavior
when the count matches.
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/trailing_entries.py:
- Around line 10-11: Update without_trailing_entries to validate the decoded
trailing size is greater than zero and no larger than the record before slicing;
raise KindleBookError for out-of-range sizes so damaged records fail instead of
returning truncated text.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/huffcdic.py:
- Around line 31-33: In huffcdic_decompressor, validate code_bits against the
CDIC body’s addressable entry range before computing the shift; reject headers
whose value cannot be addressed by the body, then retain the existing
entry-count calculation for valid headers.
---
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Review comments at
@surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/documents/test_upload_validation.py:
- Around line 156-159: Add an upload test near the existing AZW3 acceptance case
that writes a KF8-only book from the existing `kindle_samples.azw3` fixture and
verifies `validate_upload` accepts it with the AZW3 MIME type.
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PDB Palm database file format header name field 32 bytes null-terminated database name attributes type creator MOBI BOOKMOBI offset 60
Result:
<source_evidence>
<source kind="search">
<title>Tech Note 02a: NS Basic/Palm PDB File Structure</title>
<location>https://www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN02a.htm</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 24.0 years ago; Crawled: 3.2 years ago; +0000H 32 Database Name Database name on Palm (Not file name on PC) ... The next bit of information is the create time, the modify time and the backup time, all measured in seconds data (4 bytes) Palm uses a unique format for all times, measured in seconds since '1904-01-01 00:00:00'. ... The first 4 bytes is file type and next 4 bytes is creator ID. ... If we want the second record, we read our next table of contents entry starting 4 bytes after our location of record 1 (note, each TOC entry is 8 bytes, so from byte 78, we would skip the first 8 bytes (rec#1) and then read at offset 78+8=86 dec or 56 hex which would read the beginning of record #2 (mizuno...) ... Record Data (Actual data) Once we know the structure of the PDB header, we can theoretically find any record number we want.
* Header (Database Header - "Title Page)
* Location information (Record Header - "Table of Contents")
* Record Data (Actual data)
The Header Let's look at the Database header.
The size of this is 78bytes and this structure is following:
+0000H 32 Database Name Database name on Palm (Not file name on PC)
+0020H 2 flags attribute of this database
+0022H 2 version version number
+0024H 4 create time the number of seconds since '1904-01-01 00:00:00'
+0028H 4 modified time
+002CH 4 backup time
+0030H 4 modified number the number of modified times
+0034H 4 application info size The simplest database sets "00 00 00 00"
+0038H 4 sort info size
+003CH 4 type File type. database is "data"
+0040H 4 creatorID creator ID
+0044H 4 unique id seed Unique seed number (Don't mind!)
+0048H 4 next record list Next record number (Don't mind!)
+004CH 2 number of records number of records
The database name is typically 32 byte data, followed by a null terminator "00" (Each field we see will be terminated by null). In most cases, you will find other unusal strings (like "ANL") after the null that you did not write. </excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Palm® File Format</title>
<location>https://jichu4n.github.io/palm-pdb/assets/Palm%20File%20Format%20Specification.pdf</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search12 [wordlim: 200] Published: 1.9 years ago; The Palm database header is a standard DatabaseHdrType
structure that is used to represent the header in PDB, PRC, and PQA ... byte values shown are offsets, in hexadecimal, from the beginning ... name ... Palm File Format Specification
Introduction to File Formats
The Palm Database Header
The Palm Database Header
The Palm database header is a standard DatabaseHdrType
structure that is used to represent the header in PDB, PRC, and PQA
database files. The format of the header is shown in Figure 1.3. The
byte values shown are offsets, in hexadecimal, from the beginning
of the database (and of the header).
Figure 1.3
Palm database header
name
0
byte
...
20
24
28
2C
30
34
38
3C
40
44
48
4C
attributes | version
--- | ---
creationDate |
modificationDate |
lastBackupDate |
modificationNumber |
appInfoID |
sortInfoID |
type |
creator |
uniqueIDSeed |
recordList | Note that the structure shown in Figure 1.3 is how the header of a
Palm Database is represented in a file on a desktop computer.
12
Palm File Format Specification</excerpt>
</source>
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<title>parser.rs - source</title>
<location>https://docs.rs/bokai/latest/src/bokai/formats/mobi/parser.rs.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; 22 /// Parse PDB header from first 78+ bytes of file. ... 36 // Bytes 60-67: Type/Creator should be "BOOKMOBI" or "TEXtREAd" ... 41 format!(" ... 64 record_offsets.push(offset);
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`1//! Pure MOBI parsing functions (no IO).
12/// PDB (Palm Database) header info extracted from bytes.
13#[derive(Debug)]
14pub struct PdbInfo {
15 pub name: String,
16 pub num_records: u16,
17 /// Record offsets within the file.
18 pub record_offsets: Vec<u32>,
19}
20
21impl PdbInfo {
22 /// Parse PDB header from first 78+ bytes of file.
23 /// Returns PdbInfo and total bytes consumed.
24 pub fn parse(data: &[u8]) -> io::Result<(Self, usize)> {
25 if data.len() < 78 {
26 return Err(io::Error::new(
27 io::ErrorKind::InvalidData,
28 "PDB header too short",
29 ));
30 }
31
32 // Bytes 0-31: Database name (null-terminated)
33 let name_end = data[..32].iter().position(|&b| b == 0).unwrap_or(32);
34 let name = String::from_utf8_lossy(&data[..name_end]).to_string();
35
36 // Bytes 60-67: Type/Creator should be "BOOKMOBI" or "TEXtREAd"
37 let ident = &data[60..68];
38 if ident != b"BOOKMOBI" && !ident.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"TEXTREAD") {
39 return Err(io::Error::new(
40 io::ErrorKind::InvalidData,
41 format!("Unknown book type: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(ident)),
42 ));
43 }
44
45 // Bytes 76-77: Number of records
46 let num_records = u16::from_be_bytes([data[76], data[77]]);
</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Palm OS file formats (.pdb, .prc, .palm) · Old File Viewer</title>
<location>https://old-file-viewer.bobpritchett.com/docs/palm-formats/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; Every Palm OS handheld — from the original 1996 Pilot through the Palm III, V and Treo lines — stored its data the same way: a single flat file per "database", holding either fixed-format records (an address book, a memo, an AportisDoc/PalmDOC ebook) or resources (the code and UI of an installed program). ... A PDB or PRC begins with a fixed 78-byte header: a 32-byte name, an attributes word (bit 0 set means the file is a resource database, i.e. a PRC), a version, three timestamps, an optional app-info and sort-info block offset, a 4-character type and a 4-character creator, and a record count.
PQA ("Palm Query Application") is the same PDB shape again, used by Palm's short-lived web-clipping browser, distinguished only by its type/creator pair.
## The shared container
A PDB or PRC begins with a fixed 78-byte header: a 32-byte name, an attributes word (bit 0 set means the file is a resource database, i.e. a PRC), a version, three timestamps, an optional app-info and sort-info block offset, a 4-character type and a 4-character creator, and a record count. What follows is a flat list of 8-byte (PDB) or 10-byte (PRC) entries, each naming where its data starts; a member's length is never stored directly — it runs to the next entry's offset, or to the end of the file for the last one.
There is no signature anywhere in this header. `.pdb` in particular is also the extension several unrelated formats use (including Microsoft's own Jet/ODBC program databases), so recognising one means validating the whole shape: a printable, NUL-terminated name; a printable four-character type and creator; and offsets that are strictly ascending and stay inside the file.
</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>.MOBI File — Mobipocket eBook Format | FileDex</title>
<location>https://filedex.io/explore/mobi/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: yesterday; `42 4F 4F 4B 4D 4F 42 49` BOOKMOBI at offset 60 in PDB header. ... MOBI files use the Palm Database (PDB) container format. The file starts with a 78-byte PDB header: 32 bytes for the database name (null-padded ASCII), 2-byte attributes, 2-byte version, 4-byte creation date (seconds since 1904-01-01), 4-byte modification date, and crucially, the type/creator fields at offsets 60-67.
PDF has fixed page dimensions that require zooming and scrolling on small screens. | MOBI wins
## Related Formats
.EPUB Electronic Publication alternative .PDF Portable Document Format alternative
### Technical reference
[Input] [Input] [Input] [Input] [Input]
Specs CLI Conversions Security Ecosystem
MIME Type
`application/x-mobipocket-ebook`
Magic Bytes
`42 4F 4F 4B 4D 4F 42 49` BOOKMOBI at offset 60 in PDB header.
Developer
Mobipocket SA (Amazon)
Year Introduced
2000
Open Standard
No
0000003C 42 4F 4F 4B 4D 4F 42 49 B O O K M O B I
BOOKMOBI at offset 60 in PDB header.
### Binary Structure
MOBI files use the Palm Database (PDB) container format. The file starts with a 78-byte PDB header: 32 bytes for the database name (null-padded ASCII), 2-byte attributes, 2-byte version, 4-byte creation date (seconds since 1904-01-01), 4-byte modification date, and crucially, the type/creator fields at offsets 60-67. For MOBI files, the type field is 'BOOK' (42 4F 4F 4B) and the creator field is 'MOBI' (4D 4F 42 49), forming the identifying signature 'BOOKMOBI' at offset 60. </excerpt>
</source>
<omitted_sources count="16">Additional source records were omitted from this bounded result.</omitted_sources>
</source_evidence>
Citations:
- 1: https://jichu4n.github.io/palm-pdb/assets/Palm%20File%20Format%20Specification.pdf?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN02a.htm?utm_source=openai
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Check the Palm type before refusing a CONT prefix.
The bare CONT prefix check at upload_check.py:28-29 runs before the Palm type check. A valid MOBI database whose 32-byte name starts with CONT is refused with the KFX reason. The name field is not a KFX signature.
Suggested fix
from modules.documents.kindle_books.container import (
+ BOOK_TYPES,
PALM_HEADER_SIZE,
KindleBookError,
book_header,
record_offsets,
u16,
)
@@
head = book.read(PALM_HEADER_SIZE)
- if head.startswith(_KFX_MAGIC):+ if head.startswith(_KFX_MAGIC) and head[60:68] not in BOOK_TYPES:
raise ValueError(KFX_REFUSAL)
The fix keeps the DRMION envelope and the CONT\x02\x00 KFX test case refused. Their bytes 60-67 are not BOOKMOBI or TEXtREAd.
Based on the Palm database name field described in the external sources below, not on repository conventions.
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lines 28 - 29:
Update the KFX prefix check in the upload validation flow to verify the Palm
type field before raising KFX_REFUSAL, so a valid MOBI database whose name
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is_kindle_book reads up to 64 KiB from the start of record 0. When record 0 is shorter than that, the buffer continues into record 1. book_header then reads header fields from record 1's bytes. For a record 0 shorter than 14 bytes, the encryption field at bytes 12-13 can come entirely or partly from record 1. A zero value there makes the upload check accept the file. The reader slices record 0 exactly, rejects it as cut short, and refuses the book. Upload validation therefore accepts a book that the reader refuses. Limit the read to offsets[1] - offsets[0] bytes when a second record exists.
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--- "a/surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books/upload_check.py"+++ "b/surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books/upload_check.py"@@ -31,8 +31,11 @@
return False
head += book.read(8 * u16(head, 76))
offsets = record_offsets(head)
book.seek(offsets[0])
record0 = book.read(_RECORD0_READ)
+ if len(offsets) > 1:+ # Record 0 ends where record 1 starts; bytes past that are not its header.+ record0 = record0[: offsets[1] - offsets[0]]
except (OSError, KindleBookError, struct.error):
return False
try:
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book.seek(offsets[0])
record0=book.read(_RECORD0_READ)
book.seek(offsets[0])
record0=book.read(_RECORD0_READ)
iflen(offsets) >1:
# Record 0 ends where record 1 starts; bytes past that are not its header.
record0=record0[: offsets[1] -offsets[0]]
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Update is_kindle_book so the record 0 read cannot include bytes from record 1:
when a second record offset exists, limit record0 to the distance between
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Check the KF8 header in upload validation for combined MOBI files.
is_kindle_book reads only the MOBI 6 header of a combined book. A combined file with an unencrypted MOBI 6 header and an encrypted KF8 header passes upload. The reader later refuses the same file as DRM-protected, so the user gets a late failure instead of an upload error. Check the KF8 header that the EXTH 121 boundary points to, and refuse the upload when that header is encrypted.
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Update is_kindle_book to inspect the KF8 header in combined MOBI files using the
boundary indicated by EXTH 121, and raise the existing DRM_REFUSAL when that
header is encrypted. Preserve the current MOBI 6 encryption check and allow
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set -e
echo"=== kf8_files.py at merge base ==="
git cat-file -e 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e:surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py 2>&1&&echo PRESENT ||echo ABSENT_AT_BASE
echo"=== kindle_books dir at merge base ==="
git ls-tree -r --name-only 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e -- surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books 2>&1| head -30 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"=== tests exercising skeleton range / clipping ==="
rg -n -F -e 'skel' -e 'budget' -e 'cut short' -e 'out of range' -- surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py | head -30 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"=== kindle_samples skeleton construction ==="
nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/tests/kindle_samples.py | sed -n '215,275p'
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Add a bounds check before slicing the skeleton.
kf8_files slices each skeleton with text[start : start + length] and never checks that start + length fits inside len(text). Python clips an out-of-range slice without an error. The budget check at line 23 measures the clipped page, so the overshoot passes. A damaged skeleton therefore returns a truncated chapter. Validate the range before the slice:
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py"+++ "b/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py"@@ -18,8 +18,10 @@
budget = len(text)
for _, skeleton in skeletons:
count = skeleton[_FRAGMENT_COUNT][0]
start, length = skeleton[_POSITION][:2]
+ if start + length > len(text):+ raise KindleBookError("the book's skeleton index is damaged")
page = bytearray(text[start : start + length])
if len(page) > budget:
raise KindleBookError("the book's skeleton index is damaged")
for name, fragment in fragments[next_fragment : next_fragment + count]:
The same clipping applies to fragment pieces at kf8_files.py:31-33. Fix that in the same change if you want one consistent bounds rule for all index-derived slices.
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start, length=skeleton[_POSITION][:2]
page=bytearray(text[start : start+length])
iflen(page) >budget:
start, length=skeleton[_POSITION][:2]
ifstart+length>len(text):
raiseKindleBookError("the book's skeleton index is damaged")
page=bytearray(text[start : start+length])
iflen(page) >budget:
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Before creating page from the skeleton in the `_POSITION` flow, validate that
`start + length` does not exceed `len(text)` and raise the existing
`KindleBookError` for an invalid range; keep the slice and budget check for
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set -e
echo"== reading.py =="&& nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/reading.py | sed -n '40,80p'echo"== base existence of kf8_files.py =="&& (git cat-file -e 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e:surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py 2>/dev/null &&echo EXISTS ||echo MISSING)
echo"== base kindle_books dir =="&& (git ls-tree -r --name-only 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e -- surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books 2>/dev/null ||echo NONE)
echo"== rg for skeleton/fragment count checks at base and head =="&& rg -n -F -e 'frag_index' -e 'fragment[' -- surfsense_local/backend/worker surfsense_local/backend/modules ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Length of output: 2012
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set -e
git grep -n -I -e 'TAGX' -e 'INDX' -e 'frag_index' -e 'kf8_files' -e 'skel_index' 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e -- surfsense_local ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== head presence check for same identifiers outside the new kindle files =="&& rg -n -F -e 'TAGX' -e 'skel_index' -- surfsense_local/backend ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Fail when the fragment index has fewer entries than a skeleton declares.
kf8_files() slices fragments[next_fragment : next_fragment + count] and then advances next_fragment += count (lines 25 and 36). When the slice is short, no check raises an error, so the reconstructed page silently omits the missing fragment's content. The module raises KindleBookError for other damaged-index cases, so this shortfall should raise too.
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py"+++ "b/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/kf8_files.py"@@ -19,10 +19,12 @@
for _, skeleton in skeletons:
count = skeleton[_FRAGMENT_COUNT][0]
start, length = skeleton[_POSITION][:2]
page = bytearray(text[start : start + length])
if len(page) > budget:
raise KindleBookError("the book's skeleton index is damaged")
+ if next_fragment + count > len(fragments):+ raise KindleBookError("the book's fragment index is damaged")
for name, fragment in fragments[next_fragment : next_fragment + count]:
# Insert points count the fragments already in, so they go in order.
insert_at = int(name) - start
piece_at = start + length + fragment[_POSITION][0]
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In kf8_files(), validate that the fragment range declared by each skeleton fits
within fragments before iterating over the slice; raise KindleBookError when
entries are missing so page reconstruction cannot silently omit content.
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set -e
echo"== one_document.py =="&& nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/one_document.py | sed -n '1,30p'echo"== tests for empty/truncated index =="&& rg -n -i -e 'truncat' -e 'empty' -e 'skeleton' -e 'index is' -- surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py surfsense_local/backend/tests/kindle_samples.py ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Reject a KF8 index whose entry records are missing.
index_entries slices book_records[first + 1 : first + 1 + entry_records] and never checks the slice length. A skeleton index that declares one entry record but has none after its header returns []. kf8_files then returns no files, and book_html returns <html><body></body></html> without raising an error. The truncated index is reported as an empty book.
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- for record in book_records[first + 1 : first + 1 + entry_records]:+ found = book_records[first + 1 : first + 1 + entry_records]+ if len(found) != entry_records:+ raise KindleBookError("the book's index is damaged")+ for record in found:
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raiseKindleBookError("the book's index is damaged")
forrecordinfound:
idxt, count=u32(record, 20), u32(record, 24)
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Update index_entries to validate that the slice of book_records after the index
header contains exactly entry_records records; raise KindleBookError for a
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Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '150,190p' surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/worker/test_kindle_books.py
sed -n '303,315p' docs/architecture/documents.md
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Handle inherited sizes in nested <font> markup.
For <p><font size="7"><font>Title</font></font></p>, _FONT stops the outer match at the nested tag and finds no sized inner font. _level returns None, so with_headings keeps the paragraph and the title loses its heading.
A sized inner font is different: _FONT matches the inner font. Sizes 5–7 can promote the paragraph based on the inner size; sizes 1–4 do not. Docling does not restore a heading because it recognizes HTML heading elements, not font sizes.
Update the detector to carry the outer font size through nested markup, while retaining the bounded matching behavior for unclosed malformed tags.
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Update the _FONT detector so an outer font’s size is captured through nested
font markup and can be used by _level when the inner font has no size; preserve
inner explicitly sized font behavior and bounded matching for unclosed malformed
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nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/reading.py | sed -n '1,63p';echo ----; nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/text.py | sed -n '1,34p';echo ----; nl -ba surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books/container.py | sed -n '1,123p'
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Reject literal runs and back-references that overrun the record.
A literal-run code that asks for more bytes than remain copies a short slice and advances past the end. A back-reference code with no second byte is dropped without error. book_html then returns the truncated text. Raise KindleBookError in both cases. The back-reference distance check already rejects damage this way.
🐛 Suggested fix
if 1 <= code <= 8:
+ if at + code > end:+ raise KindleBookError("the book's text is damaged")
out += data[at : at + code]
at += code
elif code < 0x80:
out.append(code)
elif code >= 0xC0:
out += b" "
out.append(code ^ 0x80)
elif at < end:
pair = (code << 8) | data[at]
at += 1
distance, length = (pair & 0x3FFF) >> 3, (pair & 7) + 3
if not 0 < distance <= len(out):
raise KindleBookError("the book's text is damaged")
start = len(out) - distance
if distance >= length:
out += out[start : start + length]
else:
# An overlapping copy repeats what it has just written.
for offset in range(length):
out.append(out[start + offset])
+ else:+ raise KindleBookError("the book's text is damaged")
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Update the PalmDOC decompression logic so literal runs that extend beyond the
record and back-reference codes missing their second byte raise KindleBookError.
Preserve the existing distance validation and decompression behavior for valid
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Check the text record count before joining the book text.
book_text joins whatever text records exist, even when the header declares more. A damaged file whose header declares two text records but holds only one returns a truncated book as a successful reading. The docs say a damaged book is refused as damaged. Add a count check so the reader raises KindleBookError instead.
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/text.py"+++ "b/surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/text.py"@@ -12,13 +12,16 @@
from worker.ingestion.kindle_books.trailing_entries import without_trailing_entries
def book_text(book_records: list[bytes], header: BookHeader) -> bytes:
"""The book's text: its text records, which follow record 0, unpacked and joined."""
decompress = _decompressor(book_records, header)
- return b"".join(- decompress(without_trailing_entries(record, header.trailing_flags))- for record in book_records[1 : 1 + header.text_records]- )+ texts = book_records[1 : 1 + header.text_records]+ if len(texts) < header.text_records:+ raise KindleBookError("the book is damaged")+ return b"".join(+ decompress(without_trailing_entries(record, header.trailing_flags))+ for record in texts+ )
def _decompressor(
As per coding guidelines, the docs/architecture/documents.md Kindle section states that a damaged book fails as damaged.
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Update book_text to verify that the sliced text records match
header.text_records before joining them, and raise KindleBookError when records
are missing. Preserve the existing decompression and joining behavior when the
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set -e
echo"== base text.py =="; git show 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e:surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books/text.py ||echo"BASE_TEXT_MISSING"echo"== base kindle_books trailing/size logic =="; git grep -n -I -e 'trailing' -e '0x80' -e '0x7F' 9cc0101ca56bb9ccdfb52486c929ba14bac76a1e -- surfsense_local/backend/worker/ingestion/kindle_books surfsense_local/backend/modules/documents/kindle_books ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: MODSetter/SurfSense
Length of output: 384
Reject a size larger than the record before slicing.
without_trailing_entries subtracts a decoded trailing size with no range check. When a damaged text record declares a size larger than the record, the slice keeps a truncated prefix of the record, or nothing. The decoders accept that prefix without error, and book_html returns it as the book. A damaged book therefore imports with silently missing text instead of failing with KindleBookError. The check must reject sizes outside 0 < size <= len(record).
🐛 Suggested fix
+from modules.documents.kindle_books.container import KindleBookError++
def without_trailing_entries(record: bytes, flags: int) -> bytes:
@@
size = 0
for byte in record[-4:]:
if byte & 0x80:
size = 0
size = (size << 7) | (byte & 0x7F)
+ if not 0 < size <= len(record):+ raise KindleBookError("the book's text is damaged")
record = record[: len(record) - size]
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MOBI and AZW3 books can be added as sources in the app, on desktop and in Docker.
modules/documents/kindle_books/): reads only the book's first records. A DRM-protected book is refused with "This book is DRM-protected, so it can't be read", and a KFX book (Amazon's newer format, often saved as.azw3) with "KFX books from the Kindle store can't be read yet".worker/ingestion/kindle_books/): our own code turns the book into one HTML page:TEXtREAdfiles as escaped text.UnreadableFileError, so it isn't retried. No figures are kept (listed in Known gaps)..mobiand.azw3.docs/architecture/documents.md.Why
Users keep their libraries in Kindle formats as well as EPUB. Every Python reader of these formats (KindleUnpack, calibre,
mobi) is GPL, which this Apache-licensed app can't ship, so the reader is our own. foliate-js's MIT-licensedmobi.jswas used only as a description of the format; no code was copied.The reader assumes files can be damaged or crafted:
Without these limits, a few KB could hang the ingest worker or unpack to gigabytes. Each limit has a test.
Fixes # (none. #2345 asked for EPUB, which is already on
dev; this adds the Kindle formats.)How to test
The tests build their books byte by byte (
tests/kindle_samples.py), so no third-party book files are added. Every damaged copy of each sample (cut short at every length, or with any single byte flipped) either reads or fails as a damaged book; none crash.In the app, with Project Gutenberg's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland:
.mobiand.azw3if needed. Both upload and become ready. Chapter titles readCHAPTER I. Down the Rabbit-Hole, and "Who is the Queen who orders executions?" finds the "Off with her head" passage.Checked outside the test suite:
High-level PR Summary
This PR adds support for MOBI and AZW3 (Kindle) ebook formats as sources in the desktop app. The implementation includes custom-built readers for both formats (since existing Python libraries are GPL-licensed), validation during upload to reject DRM-protected and KFX books, conversion to HTML for processing through Docling's HTML reader, and comprehensive test coverage with synthetic book samples. The reader handles various compression schemes (PalmDOC, HUFF/CDIC), reconstructs KF8 files from skeletons and fragments, and converts MOBI 6 large-type paragraphs to proper headings.
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