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fix(headless): clean up temporary user data directories on exit (#1934) - #1970
Headless runs were leaving katana-chrome-data-* temporary folders in the temp directory. This occurred because:
b.Browser.Close() sends a DevTools Browser.close command and closes the connection, but the Chrome process takes time to asynchronously flush SQLite databases (Default/Affiliation Database, etc.) and release its file locks. An immediate single os.RemoveAll fails with an in-use file lock error on Windows and other platforms, which was ignored.
In headless.Close() (called on normal runner shutdown and upon signal interception such as Ctrl+C), active headless crawlers and checked-out browser instances were not tracked or closed.
Changes
Stored *launcher.Launcher on BrowserPage to ensure chromeLauncher.Kill() can be invoked if Chrome does not terminate promptly on Browser.Close().
Implemented removeDirWithRetry to retry os.RemoveAll until file locks are released by the exiting process.
Tracked active temporary directories and BrowserPage instances in Launcher, ensuring checked-out pages and stray directories are reliably cleaned up in Launcher.Close().
Tracked active crawlers in Headless and invoked their Close() methods in Headless.Close().
Added unit tests in pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser_test.go verifying cleanup of tracked temporary directories while preserving user-supplied UserDataDir.
…ectdiscovery#1934)
Headless runs leaving katana-chrome-data-* temp directories due to asynchronous Chrome process file locks and lack of crawler cleanup on exit are now tracked, killed on close, and safely removed with retry.
Signed-off-by: TassioSales <tassiolucian.ljs@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go:
- Around line 248-258: Make Launcher.Close safe to call concurrently or
repeatedly by guarding the entire teardown with a one-time execution mechanism,
including browserPool closure, page cleanup, and temporary-directory cleanup.
Keep the existing cleanup behavior within that guarded operation.
Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/headless.go:
- Line 288: Update Headless.Close to wait for active crawl workers to exit and
return their pages before closing registered crawlers and their launcher pools;
use the existing worker-tracking and synchronization mechanisms, or establish
how to coordinate them safely if none exist. Preserve the current shutdown and
temporary-directory cleanup behavior.
- Line 268: Update the activeCrawlers lifecycle shared by Headless.Close and the
Crawl cleanup defer: keep each crawler registered until its cleanup has
completed, and coordinate ownership so Launcher.Close runs only once. Ensure
Headless.Close waits for cleanup already in progress before returning, without
allowing the signal handler to exit before browser and temporary-directory
cleanup finishes.
- Line 263: Update Headless.Close to set a closing flag under h.mu before
snapshotting activeCrawlers, and make crawler registration reject registrations
once closing has begun. If a crawler is constructed during shutdown, close it
instead of registering it so it cannot launch Chrome or leave its data directory
behind.
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The headless browser launcher now tracks pages and temporary profile directories, closes tracked resources, and removes temporary directories while preserving configured user data. Headless tracks active crawlers and closes them during shutdown.
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Headless resource cleanup
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Summary
Track and release browser page resources pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
Browser page creation retains the Chrome launcher handle and tracks pages and temporary directories. Failure and page-close paths clean up browser processes and non-preserved profile directories.
Clean up launcher resources on shutdown pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go, pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser_test.go
Launcher shutdown closes tracked pages and removes tracked temporary directories, except the configured user data directory. Tests cover directory cleanup and preservation.
Track and close active crawlers pkg/engine/headless/headless.go
Headless registers crawlers during Crawl and closes registered crawlers during shutdown.
Stopping a headless run with Ctrl+C can still panic or exit before browser and temp-directory cleanup finishes, so the leftover katana-chrome-data folders this PR is meant to remove can still appear. Make the launcher close idempotent, coordinate shutdown with active crawl workers, and close the registry gaps before merging.
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Issue [#1934] requires cleanup of temporary katana-chrome-data-* directories, including shutdown after interruption. Launcher tracks temporary directories and active BrowserPage instances. `Clos…
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The title "fix(headless): clean up temporary user data directories on exit (#1934)" matches the main change. The PR tracks temporary katana-chrome-data-* directories and removes them when the headless run exits, which the raw summary confirms in browser.go and headless.go. The title names the fix, the affected package, and the linked issue. It does not mention the supporting changes, such as killing hung Chrome processes or closing active crawlers, but the task does not require full coverage.
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Issue [#1934] requires cleanup of temporary katana-chrome-data-* directories, including shutdown after interruption. Launcher tracks temporary directories and active BrowserPage instances. CloseBrowserPage closes the browser, kills the locally launched Chrome process, and retries directory removal for up to three seconds. Headless tracks active crawlers and closes them from Headless.Close(). The added tests cover tracked directory removal, user directory preservation, and page cleanup.
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A rabbit checks the browser’s den, Then sweeps the temp paths clean again. The pages close, the crawlers rest, The kept profile stays in its nest. Soft paws applaud a tidier run.
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Minor · Clean up Chrome and the temp directory when browser.Page fails. · browser.go:495-498
pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go:495-498 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Clean up Chrome and the temp directory when browser.Page fails.
The early return at line 497 runs before the cleanup defer is registered at line 501. If browser.Page fails, Chrome from launchBrowserWithDataDir is not closed or killed. The failed browser is also not in l.pages, so later cleanup does not reach it. The Chrome process can remain running after the error is returned.
Register the cleanup defer before browser.Page, and guard page against nil inside the defer.
Proposed fix
- page, err := browser.Page(proto.TargetCreateTarget{})- if err != nil {- return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "could not create new page")- }-- successfulPageCreation := false- defer func() {- if !successfulPageCreation {- _ = page.Close()+ var page *rod.Page+ successfulPageCreation := false+ defer func() {+ if !successfulPageCreation {+ if page != nil {+ _ = page.Close()+ }
if l.opts.ChromeWSUrl == "" {
_ = browser.Close()
if chromeLauncher != nil {
chromeLauncher.Kill()
}
}
if shouldCleanupTempDir {
removeDirWithRetry(tempDir, 3*time.Second)
l.mu.Lock()
delete(l.tempDirs, tempDir)
l.mu.Unlock()
}
}
}()
++ page, err = browser.Page(proto.TargetCreateTarget{})+ if err != nil {+ return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "could not create new page")+ }
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go around lines 495 -
498:
Move the failure-cleanup defer before the browser.Page call so it also runs when
page creation fails. Guard page.Close with a nil check, while preserving the
existing browser, Chrome process, and temporary-directory cleanup behavior for
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Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go:
- Around line 248-258: Make Launcher.Close safe to call concurrently or
repeatedly by guarding the entire teardown with a one-time execution mechanism,
including browserPool closure, page cleanup, and temporary-directory cleanup.
Keep the existing cleanup behavior within that guarded operation.
Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/headless.go:
- Line 288: Update Headless.Close to wait for active crawl workers to exit and
return their pages before closing registered crawlers and their launcher pools;
use the existing worker-tracking and synchronization mechanisms, or establish
how to coordinate them safely if none exist. Preserve the current shutdown and
temporary-directory cleanup behavior.
- Line 268: Update the activeCrawlers lifecycle shared by Headless.Close and the
Crawl cleanup defer: keep each crawler registered until its cleanup has
completed, and coordinate ownership so Launcher.Close runs only once. Ensure
Headless.Close waits for cleanup already in progress before returning, without
allowing the signal handler to exit before browser and temporary-directory
cleanup finishes.
- Line 263: Update Headless.Close to set a closing flag under h.mu before
snapshotting activeCrawlers, and make crawler registration reject registrations
once closing has begun. If a crawler is constructed during shutdown, close it
instead of registering it so it cannot launch Chrome or leave its data directory
behind.
---
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Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go:
- Around line 495-498: Move the failure-cleanup defer before the browser.Page
call so it also runs when page creation fails. Guard page.Close with a nil
check, while preserving the existing browser, Chrome process, and
temporary-directory cleanup behavior for unsuccessful page creation.
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When Headless.Close runs while Crawl is finishing, Headless.Close and Crawl's deferred cleanup can both call the same Crawler.Close. The second call reaches close(l.browserPool) and can panic with close of closed channel.
Suggested fix
type Launcher struct {
browserPool rod.Pool[BrowserPage]
opts LauncherOptions
+ closeOnce sync.Once
mu sync.Mutex
pages map[*BrowserPage]struct{}
tempDirs map[string]struct{}
}
// Close closes the launcher
func (l *Launcher) Close() {
+ l.closeOnce.Do(func() {
l.mu.Lock()
allPages := make([]*BrowserPage, 0, len(l.pages))
for p := range l.pages {
allPages = append(allPages, p)
@@
if !l.shouldPreserveUserDataDir(d) {
removeDirWithRetry(d, 3*time.Second)
}
}
+ })
}
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go around lines 248 -
258:
Make Launcher.Close safe to call concurrently or repeatedly by guarding the
entire teardown with a one-time execution mechanism, including browserPool
closure, page cleanup, and temporary-directory cleanup. Keep the existing
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The signal handler closes the runner and then exits without waiting for crawl workers. Headless.Close can snapshot activeCrawlers before a worker registers. CrawlerOptions.Close does not cancel the crawl context, so that worker can register afterward and create a katana-chrome-data-* directory or launch Chrome after the snapshot. The process can then exit before the worker’s deferred cleanup runs.
Set a closing flag under h.mu before taking the snapshot. Reject late registrations and close any crawler that was constructed while shutdown was starting.
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/headless.go at line 263:
Update Headless.Close to set a closing flag under h.mu before snapshotting
activeCrawlers, and make crawler registration reject registrations once closing
has begun. If a crawler is constructed during shutdown, close it instead of
registering it so it cannot launch Chrome or leave its data directory behind.
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Supported by static analysis
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rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'type Headless' -e 'activeCrawlers' -e 'func (h *Headless) Crawl' -e 'func (h *Headless) Close' -e 'func (.*) Close' pkg/engine/headless pkg/engine 2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- crawler package close and launcher ownership ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'func (.*) Close' -e 'Launcher.Close' -e 'launcher.Close' -e 'NewLauncher' -e 'type Crawler' pkg/engine/headless
printf'%s\n''--- relevant headless source ---'
nl -ba pkg/engine/headless/headless.go | sed -n '1,90p;220,290p'printf'%s\n''--- crawler close implementation candidates ---'
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nl -ba pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go | sed -n '25,55p;115,205p'printf'%s\n''--- browser launcher declaration and close body ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'type Launcher struct' -e 'func (l *Launcher) Close' pkg/engine/headless/browser
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nl -ba pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go | sed -n '220,280p'printf'%s\n''--- all callers of Headless.Close and Crawler.Close ---'
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Wait for in-flight crawler cleanup without double-closing the launcher.
Headless.Close does not wait for a Crawl defer that is already cleaning up. If it snapshots after the deletion and before headlessCrawler.Close() returns, it can miss that crawler. The signal handler can then call os.Exit(0) before browser or temporary-directory cleanup completes.
Keep the crawler registered until cleanup completes, but coordinate close ownership so Headless.Close and the Crawl defer cannot call Launcher.Close twice. Shutdown must wait for cleanup already in progress.
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/headless.go at line 268:
Update the activeCrawlers lifecycle shared by Headless.Close and the Crawl
cleanup defer: keep each crawler registered until its cleanup has completed, and
coordinate ownership so Launcher.Close runs only once. Ensure Headless.Close
waits for cleanup already in progress before returning, without allowing the
signal handler to exit before browser and temporary-directory cleanup finishes.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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echo"== interactive.go page user =="
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echo"== headless.go Close, Crawl registration =="
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sed -n 250,300p pkg/engine/headless/headless.go
echo"== crawler Close =="
rg -n -F -e 'func (c *Crawler) Close' -e 'func (c *Crawler) Cancel' -- pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== rod Pool declaration in module cache =="
rod_dir=$(go list -m -f '{{.Dir}}' github.com/go-rod/rod 2>/dev/null || true)echo"rod_dir=${rod_dir:-unavailable}"if [ -n"${rod_dir:-}" ] && [ -d"$rod_dir" ];then
rg -n -F -e 'type Pool[' -e 'func (p Pool[T]) Put' -e 'func (p Pool[T]) Get' -- "$rod_dir"||test"$?" -eq 1
fi
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Wait for active page users before closing the launcher pool.
Headless.Close closes each registered crawler without waiting for its crawl workers. Crawler.Close calls Launcher.Close, which runs close(l.browserPool). A worker that still holds a page then reaches its deferred PutBrowserToPool, and every branch of that function sends to the pool. A send on a closed channel panics. This can happen during shutdown while crawls are active.
The panic can also stop the temporary directory cleanup this PR adds. Launcher.Close closes the pool before it removes the directories.
Cancelling the crawl does not prevent the panic, because the deferred put still runs. Making Crawler.Close idempotent does not prevent it either. Coordinate the shutdown so that Launcher.Close runs only after the page users have returned their pages, or so that Headless.Close waits for the crawl goroutines to exit before it closes the crawlers.
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/headless.go at line 288:
Update Headless.Close to wait for active crawl workers to exit and return their
pages before closing registered crawlers and their launcher pools; use the
existing worker-tracking and synchronization mechanisms, or establish how to
coordinate them safely if none exist. Preserve the current shutdown and
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Description
Fixes #1934
Headless runs were leaving
katana-chrome-data-*temporary folders in the temp directory. This occurred because:b.Browser.Close()sends a DevToolsBrowser.closecommand and closes the connection, but the Chrome process takes time to asynchronously flush SQLite databases (Default/Affiliation Database, etc.) and release its file locks. An immediate singleos.RemoveAllfails with an in-use file lock error on Windows and other platforms, which was ignored.headless.Close()(called on normal runner shutdown and upon signal interception such as Ctrl+C), active headless crawlers and checked-out browser instances were not tracked or closed.Changes
*launcher.LauncheronBrowserPageto ensurechromeLauncher.Kill()can be invoked if Chrome does not terminate promptly onBrowser.Close().removeDirWithRetryto retryos.RemoveAlluntil file locks are released by the exiting process.BrowserPageinstances inLauncher, ensuring checked-out pages and stray directories are reliably cleaned up inLauncher.Close().Headlessand invoked theirClose()methods inHeadless.Close().pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser_test.goverifying cleanup of tracked temporary directories while preserving user-suppliedUserDataDir.Signed-off-by: TassioSales tassiolucian.ljs@gmail.com
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