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Mores posted a comment on ticket #56
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Micheal N. Hanchett posted a comment on ticket #56
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kliys ideom modified a comment on ticket #56
Interesting issue! Just like recursive loops can cause infinite fetch calls, visual tools like Remaker AI also need guardrails to prevent endless render loops. A clean fix here will make the library far more stable.
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Interesting issue! Just like recursive loops can cause infinite fetch calls, visual tools like Remaker AI also need guardrails to prevent endless render loops. A clean fix here will make the library far more stable.
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Good catch — the recursive loop explanation and payload example make this vulnerability very clear. A proper recursion limit or cycle detection is essential to prevent DoS.
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Meaghan Senger posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Many INI parsers automatically trim leading and trailing whitespace from values on read, so what you’re seeing is the default behavior of the library rather than a bug. Most libraries don’t have a flag to keep leading spaces because INI’s original spec treats leading spaces as not significant. Common work-arounds: Quote the value in the INI file (e.g. key = " bbb.000001") – many parsers preserve spaces inside quotes. If your library supports a raw or untrimmed getter (for example getRaw() or fetch(…,...
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That usually happens because the INI library you’re using doesn’t preserve the original line breaks or spacing for comments when it rewrites the file. When you call remove()/add() and then store(), most simple INI implementations regenerate the file content line-by-line from their internal data structures—comments often get treated as keyless properties and lose the newline before the next entry, so they appear “glued” to the next line. Typical fixes: Upgrade or switch libraries: e.g. ini4j (Wini)...
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It’s working as designed: the standard Java Properties or most basic INI-parsers don’t support in-place editing. When you call store() on a section it rewrites the file from scratch — which is why you lose the other sections. You’ll need to load the whole file, modify the section you want, and then write the whole thing back. That’s typical for INI handling since the format isn’t random-access. Options: Use a library that preserves all sections/comments, e.g. ini4j . Or roll your own: Ini ini = new...
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julliaz markwood posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
✅ Common Fixes for .INI File Write Issues Check File Permissions Make sure the file or directory isn't read-only. On Windows, right-click the file > Properties > Uncheck "Read-only". Run as Administrator If you're editing via a program or script, try running it as Administrator to get write access. Correct File Path Ensure your script or application is pointing to the correct path (especially if you're using relative paths). Example in Python: python with open("config.ini", "w") as f: f.write("[Settings]\noption=value")...
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Meaghan Senger posted a comment on discussion Help
That issue comes up because ini4j interprets dots in keys as nested paths. That’s why ini.get("ventilation", "xxxx.yyyy") works, but automatic mapping does not. If you just need the value, keep using ini.get(section, key). For bean mapping, you’ll need to either rename keys (e.g., replace . with _) or customize the key handling logic so dots are treated literally.
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Meaghan posted a comment on discussion Help
For nested or conditional flags, ini4j can be a bit limited. A few approaches: Manual Parsing – Load sections into a Map<string, map\<string,="" string="">> and handle logic in code.</string,> Wrapper Utility – Wrap the ini4j Ini object to handle conditional evaluation before writing. Alternative Libraries – Tools like Apache Commons Configuration or Typesafe Config (HOCON) offer advanced runtime handling and environment-based overrides. Selective Updates – Update only specific keys to preserve file...
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This happens because ini.store() rewrites the whole file and doesn’t always preserve comment formatting. Comments can get concatenated since no newline is enforced. Try using Wini instead of Ini, or add a manual newline after comments. If preserving formatting is critical, you’ll need a custom writer or to manage comments separately.
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Thea Johansen posted a comment on discussion Help
nested sections aren’t really supported in INI files, and ini4j sticks to that. It just sees sections with key/value pairs. If you need a hierarchy, the usual way is to use naming like profile.1.name or profile.1.setting and handle the nesting in your code. For repeated keys, ini4j does support that—you can grab all values or get them by index if multi-option mode is on.
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You're right that ini4j treats all section names literally, so [profile.1] and [profile.1.settings] won’t be nested—they’re just flat sections. A good workaround is to use a naming convention to manually group them by prefix. For example, read all sections and look for those starting with "profile.1.", then manually separate out settings from the profile header. Ini4j doesn’t support nested sections, so keeping your conventions consistent in code is the cleanest solution. Hope that helps!
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Shane Fischer modified a comment on ticket #56
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Robert Nile modified a comment on ticket #56
You’ve got a circular reference error: ini Copy Edit [dopey] weight = ${bashful/weight} [bashful] weight = ${dopey/weight} Those two point to each other, causing infinite recursion. ✅ Fix: Break the cycle by referencing a concrete value, e.g.: ini Copy Edit [dopey] weight = ${doc/weight} [bashful] weight = ${doc/weight} Or detect and reject circular refs in code.
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You’ve got a circular reference error: ini Copy Edit [dopey] weight = ${bashful/weight} [bashful] weight = ${dopey/weight} Those two point to each other, causing infinite recursion. ✅ Fix: Break the cycle by referencing a concrete value, e.g.: ini Copy Edit [dopey] weight = ${doc/weight} [bashful] weight = ${doc/weight} Or detect and reject circular refs in code.
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Silas Moreira posted a comment on discussion Help
I’ve been working on a Java utility to generate and manage .ini configuration files for a profile-based iOS tool, similar to what’s used in this third-party iOS installer. I'm trying to structure the config to support multiple app profiles, but INI4j doesn’t seem to handle nested sections or key grouping as expected. For example: [profile.1] name=Test App id=com.test.app [profile.1.settings] auto_update=true INI4j reads them as flat keys instead of structured sections. Is there a recommended workaround...
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reham modified a comment on ticket #46
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How I check bugs in apks?
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Nino Gehring posted a comment on discussion Help
I’ve been working on a tool that modifies .ini files dynamically based on runtime flags. While ini4j has been super useful for basic structure handling, I’m running into trouble when injecting or rewriting nested flag values — particularly when using boolean switches in multi-section structures. I was comparing approaches from other communities and found tools like a runtime config handler which tackle similar logic in gaming platforms. Anyone else working with advanced .ini structures where flags...
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rabia alvi posted a comment on ticket #56
I’m planning to use it for FRP bypass as well — could you let me know if that’s supported?
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Hey, I also need to use it in the Spike game — can you confirm if that’s possible?
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Andrea Olson posted a comment on ticket #56
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Layne modified a comment on ticket #56
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Craig posted a comment on ticket #56
This issue was assigned CVE-2022-41404.. It would be great to resolve this issue - can the project maintainer please accept the requested change and make a release?
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AD5XJ KEN posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I have an .ini file that has multiple sections, each with unique values, but some with repeated names: [MAIN] uix = 100 uiy = 90 [SECTION2] uix = 120 uiy = 190 [SECTION3] uix = 200 uiy = 30 I am able to read specific sections and get values. The problem is this. When I store the updated values for Section2, the result is a file with only Section 2. All other content of the .ini file is erased, as though a new file is created. Is there a "update" function I am missing? Or is it necessary to read and...
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paradox modified a comment on ticket #56
I tried to limit the number of recursions. Can this modification solve the above problem? https://github.com/SuperMap/ini4j/commit/917865af0244c32fafe9939fe69af6577f9a6077
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https://github.com/Paradox98/ini4j I tried to limit the number of recursions. Can this modification solve the above problem?
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https://github.com/Paradox98/ini4jI tried to limit the number of recursions. Can this modification solve the above problem?
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https://github.com/Paradox98/ini4jI tried to limit the number of recursions, and the current test case can avoid dos attack
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Marc Lafon posted a comment on ticket #56
I have taken a quick look to the source code, the problem seem to come from the recursive calls from the BasicProfileSection.fetch and BasicProfile.resolve methods... recursive loop is still present in version 0.54, without any limitation.
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Salvatore Bonaccorso posted a comment on ticket #56
@szkiba, @bingdian: the description mentions that the issue is present before version 0.5.4. Can you elaborate where the issue was fixed landing in that version?
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bingdian created ticket #56
The package org.ini4j before 0.5.4 are vulnerable to get value via the fetch() method in BasicProfile class, which may lead to DoS attacks.
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Nicola Brogelli posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi, I have a problem when I have a properties inside the INI file of this type: xxxx.yyyy , that is, it has dots inside the name, the library cannot correctly create the object with its value. While if I build everything manually ini.get ("ventilation", "xxxx.yyyy") works. could you help me?
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Dmitriy Kuznetsov created ticket #17
Should be possible to supply custom parsers to BeanTools.parseSpecialValue()
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Ini.Section.as(Bean.class) should instantiate java beans
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Pardon, ...should invoke Ini.fetch("Operation/Bypass") instead of...
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Injector shoult use Macro/variable substitution
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BeanTool: Static factory methods instead of deprecated constructors should be used
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Martin Thurn created ticket #52
please document error handling
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Akshay Choudhary modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I have senario where value contains leading white spaces such as .000001 (bbb.000001). Get or fetch methods are trimming leading white spaces. Is there an option available to not do this?
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I have senario where value contains leading white spaces such as .000001. Get or fetch methods are trimming leading white spaces. Is there an option available to not do this?
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Nikita posted a comment on discussion Help
Found the solve in description. You shoul use Wini class instead Ini
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I have the same problem. Is there solve the problem with beginning "u"
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Manish Bansal created ticket #51
section.getAll is buggy
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Andy Jewell created ticket #50
Section
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Alt posted a comment on ticket #10
wondering, why it wasn't done yet. 3 small changes required
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Michael Rudolf posted a comment on ticket #39
Added patch.
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Duplicate of [#39]
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Brian modified a comment on discussion Help
solved!
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same for me. this doesn't work only returns the last key of the given section ! lurking...
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same for me. this doesn't work only returns the last key of the given section ! lurking...
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Ivan SZKIBA committed [r205]
fix central repo deploy problem
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[ini4j] released /ini4j/0.5.5-SNAPSHOT/ini4j-0.5.5-SNAPSHOT-all.zip
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare for next develop...
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[maven-release-plugin] copy for tag ini4j-0.5.4
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare release ini4j-0.5.4
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update release process
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fix pom urls
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fix pom urls
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare for next develop...
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[maven-release-plugin] copy for tag ini4j-0.5.3
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare release ini4j-0.5.3
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fix pom
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare release ini4j-0.5.3
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fix pom
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fix scm
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare release ini4j-0.5.3
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escape ':' and '=' in option and section names.
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commit test
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Bill in MA created ticket #49
ClassCastException during store()
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WaCrex posted a comment on ticket #48
Might have given it the wrong priority lvl, I'm new to sourceforge's error reporting...
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Error in dependency on download page
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Omair created ticket #47
ini4j fails to compile with Java 8
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