Error: tus: invalid or missing offset value, originated from request

[holedaemon]

Describe the bug I am programmatically embedding tusd into my Go backend using the instructions found here. When I attempt to upload large files from my frontend, I am met with the following error. I do not have my backend running behind any proxies when doing this.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Setup tusd.

   
   tusstore := filestore.New(s.tusDir)
   locker := filelocker.New(s.tusDir)
   composer := tus.NewStoreComposer()
   tusstore.UseIn(composer)
   locker.UseIn(composer)

handler, err := tus.NewHandler(tus.Config{ BasePath: "/tus/", StoreComposer: composer, NotifyCompleteUploads: true, }) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("creating tus handler: %w", err) }

go func() { for { select { case <-ctx.Done(): return case event := <-handler.CompleteUploads: ctxlog.Info(ctx, "upload complete", zap.String("id", event.Upload.ID)) } } }()

2. Initialize handlers.
```go
r.Handle("/tus/", http.StripPrefix("/tus/", handler))
r.Handle("/tus", http.StripPrefix("/tus", handler))

3. Launch server and upload file on the frontend.

Expected behavior Files should be uploaded to the server.

Setup details Please provide following details, if applicable to your situation:

• Operating System: Tested locally on Arch Linux.
• Used tusd version: v2.4.0
• Used tusd data storage: disk store
• Used tus client library: tus-js-client

If I am lacking any needed information please let me know. I've dug through issues, code, etc to try and resolve this myself and I'm coming up short. I'm not sure if it's something I'm doing or what, but I appreciate any guidance. Thank you

[holedaemon]

I have done some further testing and noticed that when using tusd programmatically, I am not seeing any of the Upload-* headers in my requests to the server from the browser, but when I run tusd as a Docker container and upload to that, I am seeing the correct headers & the upload succeeds. Something must be wrong with my implementation.

[holedaemon]

After many hours, I came to the embarrassing realization that the culprit was how I had my paths set up on my mux.

I changed

r.Handle("/tus/", http.StripPrefix("/tus/", handler))

to

r.Handle("/tus/*", http.StripPrefix("/tus/", handler))

and uploads work fine.

Sorry for the trouble. I'm going to drive into a ditch.

Thanks