[ML] Fix character set finder bug with unencodable charsets (#33234)
Some character sets cannot be encoded and this was tripping up the binary data check in the ML log structure character set finder. The fix is to assume that if ICU4J identifies that some bytes correspond to a character set that cannot be encoded and those bytes contain zeroes then the data is binary rather than text. Fixes #33227
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@ -163,9 +163,15 @@ public final class LogStructureFinderManager {
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// deduction algorithms on binary files is very slow as the binary files generally appear to
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// deduction algorithms on binary files is very slow as the binary files generally appear to
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// have very long lines.
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// have very long lines.
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boolean spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte = false;
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boolean spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte = false;
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byte[] spaceBytes = " ".getBytes(name);
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Charset charset = Charset.forName(name);
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for (int i = 0; i < spaceBytes.length && spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte == false; ++i) {
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// Some character sets cannot be encoded. These are extremely rare so it's likely that
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spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte = (spaceBytes[i] == 0);
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// they've been chosen based on incorrectly provided binary data. Therefore, err on
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// the side of rejecting binary data.
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if (charset.canEncode()) {
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byte[] spaceBytes = " ".getBytes(charset);
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for (int i = 0; i < spaceBytes.length && spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte == false; ++i) {
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spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte = (spaceBytes[i] == 0);
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}
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}
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}
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if (containsZeroBytes && spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte == false) {
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if (containsZeroBytes && spaceEncodingContainsZeroByte == false) {
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explanation.add("Character encoding [" + name + "] matched the input with [" + charsetMatch.getConfidence() +
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explanation.add("Character encoding [" + name + "] matched the input with [" + charsetMatch.getConfidence() +
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