drive: add block upload verifier token and revision verification endpoint#2
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Proton's storage backend now requires a Verifier.Token per block when
requesting block upload URLs (POST /drive/blocks). Without it, the storage
server rejects uploads with HTTP 422 / Code=200501 "Operation failed:
Please retry".
This commit adds:
- RevisionVerification type and BlockUploadVerifier type in block_types.go
- Verifier field (omitempty) on BlockUploadInfo
- GetRevisionVerification() method calling the v2 API endpoint:
GET /drive/v2/volumes/{volumeID}/links/{linkID}/revisions/{revisionID}/verification
The VerificationCode returned by that endpoint is XOR'd with the leading
bytes of each block's ciphertext in Proton-API-Bridge to produce the
per-block token (matching the algorithm in the official Proton Drive JS SDK).
Note: the JS SDK also decrypts each block as a client-side integrity check
before computing the XOR. That step is not implemented here; the server-side
manifest signature still provides end-to-end integrity verification.
This fix was identified and generated with Claude Code (AI assistant) by a
non-programmer user. It has not been independently reviewed by a Go or
cryptography expert. Expert review before merging is strongly recommended.
Fixes uploads failing with: 422 POST fra-storage.proton.me/storage/blocks:
Operation failed: Please retry (Code=200501, Status=422)
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Proton's storage backend now requires a Verifier.Token per block when
requesting block upload URLs (POST /drive/blocks). Without it, the storage
server rejects uploads with HTTP 422 / Code=200501 "Operation failed:
Please retry".
This commit adds:
RevisionVerificationtype andBlockUploadVerifiertype inblock_types.goVerifierfield (omitempty) onBlockUploadInfoGetRevisionVerification()method calling the v2 API endpoint:GET /drive/v2/volumes/{volumeID}/links/{linkID}/revisions/{revisionID}/verificationThe
VerificationCodereturned by that endpoint is XOR'd with the leadingbytes of each block's ciphertext in Proton-API-Bridge to produce the
per-block token (matching the algorithm in the official Proton Drive JS SDK
in ProtonDriveApps/sdk).
Note: the JS SDK also decrypts each block as a client-side integrity check
before computing the XOR. That step is not implemented here; the server-side
manifest signature still provides end-to-end integrity verification.
Reproducer:
rclone copy <file> proton: --verboseExpected: upload succeeds
Actual:
422 POST fra-storage.proton.me/storage/blocks: Operation failed: Please retry (Code=200501, Status=422)This fix was identified and generated with Claude Code (AI assistant) by a
non-programmer user. It has not been independently reviewed by a Go or
cryptography expert. Expert review before merging is strongly recommended.