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 steve
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413d0bdb1b |
restic: don't fall back to parent's HOME when picking the cache dir
Agent runs as root (HOME=/root from systemd) with ProtectHome= read-only, so restic's `mkdir /root/.cache/restic` fails on the first call. Backups still completed (restic falls back to no-cache) but every job log started with a noisy red "unable to open cache" warning. Default to /var/lib/restic-manager unconditionally — that's already in the unit's ReadWritePaths and survives ProtectHome. ExtraEnv overrides still win for tests / unusual setups. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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steve
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047c1d1912 |
agent unit: drop SystemCallFilter — was killing restic with SIGSYS
Allow-list filter @system-service excludes some syscalls Go's runtime + restic's file scanner reach for; init job died immediately with "bad system call (core dumped)". CapabilityBounding already constrains what root can do; the Protect*/Restrict* toggles still cover network / kernel / mount / namespace. Net effect on the threat model is negligible vs the operational cost. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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steve
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c46024c03a |
Add CLAUDE.md with project-specific rules
Three rules to date: * After every make build, restage the agent binary + install assets into /tmp/rm-smoke/data/ and replace the running agent on this dev box. Plain `make build` doesn't reach either, and forgetting has bitten the smoke env twice today (stale agent without mergeRestCreds; stale unit without User=root). * Migrations: prefer ALTER TABLE DROP/RENAME COLUMN (SQLite 3.35+) over the rebuild dance. With foreign_keys=ON in the DSN, DROP TABLE on a parent with ON DELETE CASCADE children wipes every dependent table — and PRAGMA foreign_keys=OFF inside a migration is a no-op (PRAGMA can only change outside a tx). * Don't slog restic's merged URL. The user:pass@-embedded form exists only inside envSlice() at exec time; if any URL needs to be operator-visible, route it through restic.RedactURL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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steve
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f692ad592c |
restic: treat 'config file already exists' on init as soft success
Re-running restic init on a repo that's already initialised exits non-zero with "Fatal: ... config file already exists". Semantically that's a no-op, not a failure — the repo IS initialised, the caller's intent is satisfied. Sniff stderr for the magic string and swallow the exit code in that case, emitting an event line so the operator-facing log says what happened. Caught while smoke-testing P2-04.5: I'd init'd the repo manually during a debug session, then the operator clicking the UI's Init-repo button would hit this and the host's repo_initialised_at would never flip. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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steve
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c5777122db |
Add-host: default repo username to hostname; always show htpasswd snippet
The pending page suppressed the htpasswd snippet when repo_username was blank — but with --private-repos the username is required for auth, and operators routinely leave the field blank assuming the system will pick something sensible. * handleUIAddHostPost defaults repo_username to the typed hostname when blank. Matches what --private-repos expects (URL path segment == username). * pending_host.html: snippet now renders whenever a password is present (always true after the generate-on-blank logic landed earlier). * Form help-text updated to describe the default explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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steve
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c1f85da55f |
Add-host: durable pending page + polled awaiting-agent panel
Two issues from a smoke session:
1. The awaiting-agent panel never refreshed — operator had to go
back to the dashboard to see the host had connected.
2. Generated passwords were displayed only on the POST response.
Navigating away (or even an accidental tab close) lost them
permanently, so the operator couldn't update the rest-server's
htpasswd.
Both are the same fix: convert the POST-rendered transient
"result state" into a durable GET page at /hosts/pending/{token}.
* New route GET /hosts/pending/{token} renders the install-command +
htpasswd snippet view. Password is decrypted from the (still-
encrypted-at-rest) token row on every render — operator can
refresh, bookmark, navigate away and come back. Once the agent
enrols, the page redirects to /hosts/{id}; once the token
expires, redirect to /hosts/new.
* New route GET /hosts/pending/{token}/awaiting returns a polled
HTML fragment that the pending page swaps in every 2s via HTMX.
States: awaiting (keep polling) | connected (show "Open host →"
+ "View schedules" CTAs, polling stops) | expired (mint-new
link, polling stops). Polling stops naturally because only the
awaiting state's wrapper carries the hx-trigger attribute.
* POST /hosts/new now 303-redirects to /hosts/pending/{token}
on success; validation errors keep re-rendering the form with
banner.
Supporting changes:
* New store helper Store.GetEnrollmentTokenStatus(tokenHash) for
the polling endpoint — returns {expires_at, consumed_at,
consumed_host} in one round-trip without dragging in the
attachments-decryption path.
* New ui.Renderer.RenderPartial(w, name, data) for HTMX fragment
responses (no layout wrap). Picks an arbitrary page's template
set as the lookup point — every page parses the full common-
paths list, so they all see every partial.
* add_host.html stripped to form-only; pending_host.html owns the
result-state UI; awaiting_agent.html is the polled partial.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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8fb1c100fd |
P2-04.5: kill host.default_paths in favour of manual schedules
Two independent path lists for "what does this host back up?" was
a real divergence footgun — operator types one set at Add-host time
and a different set into a schedule, both end up in the same repo,
the snapshot history looks fine until restore. Resolution: drop
host.default_paths entirely; add a `manual` flag on schedules.
A manual schedule has paths/excludes/tags/retention like any other
but no cron — it fires only via per-schedule Run-now. Single source
of truth for what gets backed up.
Schema (migration 0007):
* schedules.manual INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0.
* For every host with non-empty default_paths, seed a manual
schedule with those paths and bump host_schedule_version.
* ALTER TABLE hosts DROP COLUMN default_paths.
* ALTER TABLE enrollment_tokens RENAME COLUMN default_paths
TO initial_paths.
Original draft of this migration rebuilt hosts via the
create-new + drop-old + rename-new pattern. With foreign_keys=ON
(set in the connection DSN), DROP TABLE on the parent fired
ON DELETE CASCADE on every child of hosts(id) — schedules /
jobs / snapshots / host_credentials all wiped on the smoke env
when I tried it. SQLite 3.35+ supports column-level ALTERs
directly, so we skip the rebuild dance and avoid the cascade
trap. Six lines of SQL instead of sixty, no FK risk.
Run-now rewiring:
* New `dispatchScheduleNow(hostID, scheduleID, conn?)` helper
unifies the agent-driven path (cron fire → schedule.fire →
OnScheduleFire callback) and the UI-driven path (operator
clicks Run-now on a schedule row). Conn arg is optional; nil
falls back to Hub.Send.
* New POST /hosts/{id}/schedules/{sid}/run endpoint — per-row
Run-now button on the schedules list.
* Dashboard's per-host Run-now (handleUIRunBackup) now picks the
host's only enabled manual schedule, falls back to the only
enabled schedule, else returns "pick one in Schedules tab".
Keeps one-click for the common case.
Agent:
* Scheduler skips manual schedules in cron build (silent — they're
a normal data shape, not an error).
* Wire Schedule struct gains Manual flag.
* Schedule.fire flow unchanged — the agent only ever fires
non-manual schedules anyway.
UI:
* Add-host form retitled "Initial schedule · manual" so the
operator knows the paths become an editable schedule under
the Schedules tab. Result page calls out the manual schedule
+ points at Host > Schedules.
* Schedule edit form: "Manual schedule" checkbox at the top of
the When section; toggling it hides/shows the cron field via
inline JS. Server-side validator skips the cron requirement
when manual=true.
* Schedule list shows a "manual" tag under the status pill and
renders the When column as "— run-now only —" for manual rows.
Each row gets a Run-now button when the schedule is enabled
and the host is online.
Tests + go test ./... green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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c6237d4004 |
P2-04: schedule editor UI
Closes the schedule foundations slice — operator can now drive the
plumbing P2-01..03 landed without touching the JSON API.
* New routes:
- GET /hosts/{id}/schedules (list)
- GET /hosts/{id}/schedules/new (create form)
- POST /hosts/{id}/schedules/new (create)
- GET /hosts/{id}/schedules/{sid}/edit (edit form)
- POST /hosts/{id}/schedules/{sid}/edit (update)
- POST /hosts/{id}/schedules/{sid}/delete (delete, confirm-then-redirect)
* List view (web/templates/pages/schedules_list.html):
status, cron, paths, retention summary, tags, edit/delete buttons.
Header shows "version N · agent in sync" or "agent at vM" when the
push hasn't been ack'd yet — backed by host_schedule_version +
applied_schedule_version. Empty-state CTA points at /schedules/new.
* Create/edit form (web/templates/pages/schedule_edit.html, shared):
cron expression with five quick-pick presets (daily 3am / every 6h
/ @hourly / weekly Sun / monthly 1st), paths textarea (one per
line), excludes textarea, tags (comma-separated), retention as six
numeric fields (mirrors restic's --keep-* flags one-for-one),
bandwidth caps, enabled toggle. Side panel explains the
reconciliation flow so the operator knows what saving actually
does. Validation errors re-render with operator's input intact.
* internal/server/http/ui_schedules.go owns the handlers; reuses
the same validateSchedule + pushScheduleSetAsync used by the JSON
API path. Each save audit-logs schedule.created / schedule.updated
/ schedule.deleted (matching the JSON API actions).
* store.RetentionPolicy gains a Summary() method ("last=7, d=14,
w=4" or "—"). Used by the list view's table cell so templates
don't have to do any conditional retention rendering.
* Two new template helpers: list (string varargs → []string, used
for the cron preset row) and joinComma (sibling to joinDot for
the rare list that wants commas). RetentionPolicy.Summary covers
the schedule-list case but the helpers are general.
* host_detail.html secondary tabs row converted from inert <div>s
into <a> links. Snapshots active by default; Schedules now points
at the new page. Jobs/Repo/Settings remain inert until their
P2 owners ship.
Hooks UI deferred to P2-15 (lands with the hook execution path).
Single-kind UI (backup only) by design — other kinds get a UI when
their job dispatch lands in P2-05..08.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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608962441b |
P2-02 (agent side) + P2-03: agent scheduler + schedule.fire dispatch
Closes the schedule reconciliation loop end-to-end.
* New `internal/agent/scheduler` package wraps robfig/cron/v3 with
the lifecycle the agent needs:
- Apply(ScheduleSetPayload, Sender) stops the prior cron (waiting
for in-flight entries to return), rebuilds from scratch, starts,
and emits schedule.ack with the version we just applied.
- Disabled entries skipped silently; bad cron exprs (which
shouldn't reach us — the server validates — but defensive)
log a warn and skip.
- On each cron tick the entry sends a new schedule.fire envelope
to the server with {schedule_id, scheduled_at}. The scheduler
itself never builds CommandRunPayloads — server is the source
of truth for jobs.
- tx is swapped on every Apply, so reconnect is handled
naturally: cron entries that fire against a dropped tx log
"no active connection" and skip the tick.
- Stop() is idempotent and waits for the cron's in-flight
workers via cron.Stop().Done().
* New wire message api.MsgScheduleFire + api.ScheduleFirePayload
for the agent → server "I just fired locally" RPC.
* Server-side dispatch (schedule_push.go: dispatchScheduledJob):
looks up the schedule by id, validates ownership + that it's
enabled, builds args from kind (paths for backup; other kinds
are still arg-less in Phase 2 and grow as those job kinds land
in P2-05..08), persists a jobs row with actor_kind=schedule +
scheduled_id, and writes command.run back on the same conn so
the agent runs through its existing dispatch path.
* store.CreateJob now writes scheduled_id. This column was in the
schema since 0001 but never populated — the original P1 path
only had operator-driven jobs, so actor_kind was always 'user'
and scheduled_id was always nil.
* cmd/agent/main.go integration: dispatcher gains a
*scheduler.Scheduler; the MsgScheduleSet case now hands the
payload to scheduler.Apply (in a goroutine so the WS read loop
keeps draining other messages).
* WS dispatcher gains OnScheduleFire alongside OnScheduleAck.
* Tests:
- scheduler unit tests (4): ack-on-apply, cron tick fires
schedule.fire envelope, disabled entries don't fire, replace-
prior-state stops the old cron.
- Server-side end-to-end: schedule.fire → command.run with the
right job_id / kind / args, plus jobs row with actor_kind=
"schedule" and scheduled_id linking back to the schedule.
Persistence of next-fire times across agent restarts is
deliberately deferred. A missed fire window during downtime
simply fires once on reconnect — that's the desirable behaviour
(the operator wants the missed backup to run, not be silently
skipped because we lost track of when it was due).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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a086b0eb75 |
P2-02 (server side): schedule reconciliation push + ack handling
Server is now the source of truth for the agent's cron set.
* Helpers in schedule_push.go:
- loadScheduleSetPayload reads the host's schedules + canonical
version into the wire shape.
- pushScheduleSetOnConn writes directly to a just-handshaken conn
(avoids racing against Hub.Register on a brand-new connection).
- pushScheduleSetAsync is the post-CRUD flavour — no-op when the
host is offline (the next reconnect's on-hello path catches it
up, so a missed push is non-fatal).
- applyScheduleAck records what version the agent has confirmed.
* onAgentHello restructured: was returning early when the host had
no repo credentials, which made the schedule push unreachable for
fresh hosts. Split into pushRepoCredsOnHello (silent no-op on
ErrNotFound) + pushScheduleSetOnConn (always runs). Empty schedule
list is a valid push: tells the agent to drop stale cron entries.
* WS dispatcher gains an OnScheduleAck hook on HandlerDeps; the
http server wires it to applyScheduleAck. MsgScheduleAck moves
out of the "TODO(P2)" group into a real case that decodes the
payload and forwards to the callback.
* Schedule CRUD handlers each fire pushScheduleSetAsync after the
audit-log write so the agent picks up changes within seconds.
Tests cover:
- On-hello push of an already-created schedule, agent acks,
applied_schedule_version flips on the host row.
- Connect-then-CRUD: empty initial push (version 0), then a
follow-on push at version 1 after the operator creates a
schedule via REST.
Agent-side `schedule.set` handler (parse, replace local cron,
emit `schedule.ack`) is the remainder of P2-02 and lands with
P2-03's local scheduler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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aa9fc330fc |
P2-01: schedule schema + CRUD API
The `schedules` table was already laid down in migration 0001; this
slice adds the Go-side data model, store CRUD with atomic version
bumps, and REST endpoints.
* `store.Schedule` + `RetentionPolicy` + `ScheduleOptions` typed
views (the wire form on the agent side keeps retention/options
as raw JSON since the agent just forwards them to restic).
* Store CRUD: CreateSchedule / GetSchedule / ListSchedulesByHost /
UpdateSchedule / DeleteSchedule. Each mutation bumps
`host_schedule_version` atomically in the same tx via UPSERT on
`host_schedule_version`. SetHostAppliedScheduleVersion records
what the agent has confirmed via schedule.ack (P2-02 will use it).
* REST endpoints under /api/hosts/{id}/schedules + /{sid}:
GET (list, with the version envelope so callers can detect
drift), POST (create), PUT (update — kind is immutable), DELETE.
* Validation: cron expressions parse via robfig/cron/v3 (same
parser the agent will use, so anything that validates here will
fire there); kind ∈ {backup, forget, prune, check} (init/unlock
are operator-only one-shot kinds, not schedulable); backup
schedules require ≥1 path; hooks rejected on non-backup kinds
(spec §14.3).
* All mutations audit-logged.
* Tests: store-level CRUD + version-bump invariants; REST happy
path (create→list→update→delete with version progression); REST
validation table covers each rejection code.
newTestServerWithHub now sets BootstrapToken so the schedules
handler tests can use the existing login flow without a parallel
test-server constructor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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c8ead66f08 |
P1 polish: agent-as-root, init-repo flow, rest creds passthrough, UX fixes
Cohesive batch from a smoke-test session against a real rest-server.
Themed bullets:
* Agent runs as root, sandboxed via systemd. CapabilityBoundingSet
drops to CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH + restore caps; ProtectSystem=strict
with ReadWritePaths confined to /etc + /var/lib/restic-manager;
NoNewPrivileges blocks escalation. Install script no longer
creates a service user. spec.md §4.2 / §14.1 / §14.3 explain the
rationale (matches UrBackup / Veeam / Bareos defaults; trying to
back up "everything" as an unprivileged user creates silent skips
on /home, /root, /var/lib/* with no upside vs the threat model
the agent already implies).
* Init-repo end-to-end. New JobKind="init" wired through agent
runner, restic.Env.RunInit, server dispatcher, and a UI button
(red "Initialise repo" in the run-now panel). hosts.repo_initialised_at
flips on init success, on backup success, or on a non-empty
snapshots.report. The "Run now" / "Init" / "Retry" branching now
drives both the dashboard host row and the host-detail panel.
Migrations 0004 (column), 0005 (jobs.kind CHECK widened — using
the safe create-new-then-rename pattern; first version corrupted
job_logs.job_id FK), 0006 (cleans up job_logs FK on already-
affected DBs).
* rest-server creds embedded at exec time only. restic.Env gains
RepoUsername; mergeRestCreds() builds the user:pass@-prefixed URL
inside envSlice() and never assigns it back to the struct, so
nothing slog-able ever sees the cleartext form. RedactURL helper
for any future surface that needs to log a URL safely. Both
helpers tested.
* Add-host UX. Repo password is now optional — server mints a
24-byte URL-safe random one and surfaces it once, alongside an
htpasswd snippet ("echo PASS | htpasswd -B -i ... USERNAME") so
the operator pastes one command on the rest-server host and one
on the endpoint. Result page also links the install snippet at
/install/install.sh (was /install.sh — 404'd before) and pipes
to bash (not sh — script uses set -o pipefail and other
bashisms; on Debian/Ubuntu sh is dash).
* Late-subscriber race in JobHub. A fast-failing job could finish
(DB write + Broadcast) before the browser's HX-Redirect → page
load → WS-connect path completed, so the JS sat forever waiting
on a job.finished that already passed. JobHub split into
Register + Send + Run; handleJobStream now subscribes first,
re-fetches the job, and sends a synthetic job.finished if the
state is already terminal.
* HTMX error visibility. New toast partial listens to
htmx:responseError and surfaces the response body as a
bottom-right toast — every server-side validation error now
becomes visible without per-handler JS wiring. Also handles
custom rm:toast events for future server-pushed notifications
via the HX-Trigger header. Themed via existing CSS vars.
* Dashboard rows are now whole-row clickable to host detail
(CSS card-link pattern: absolute-positioned anchor + .row-action
z-index restoration so the action button stays clickable).
"View →" on a running job links to /jobs/<id> rather than
/hosts/<id> since the row click already covers the host page.
* "Run first" / "Run first backup" → "Run now" everywhere for
consistency.
* runbook (docs/e2e-smoke.md) updated — live-log streaming step
now reflects P1-26; mentions the browser-driven Run-now flow.
* _diag/dump-creds — moved out of cmd/ so go build doesn't pick
it up; .gitignore now excludes /_diag/ entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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8aa635f0c1 |
P1 polish: Host.default_paths interim + restic env hygiene + job_id JS quoting
Two fixes that close the loop on dashboard run-now and harden the
agent's restic invocation.
Default paths (interim until P2-01 schedules):
- 0003 migration adds default_paths TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]'
to hosts and to enrollment_tokens.
- Operator types paths in the Add-host form (textarea, one per
line). They ride on the enrol_token row alongside the
encrypted creds (paths aren't secret — plain JSON column).
- On consume, ConsumeEnrollmentToken still just burns the token;
the new GetEnrollmentTokenAttachments returns both the
re-bindable creds and the path list in one round trip, the
handler transfers them onto the new host row inside CreateHost.
- The dashboard's Run-now and host-detail's "Run backup now"
button now read Host.DefaultPaths and pass them to dispatchJob.
A host with no default paths returns 400 with a friendly
"no paths set" message instead of dispatching a doomed
`restic backup` with no positional args.
- Doc comments explicitly call this out as a Phase 1 interim —
schedules supersede.
Restic env hygiene:
- envSlice() previously omitted HOME / XDG_CACHE_HOME, which
bit the smoke runs whenever the agent was launched outside
systemd (restic refused to start: "neither $XDG_CACHE_HOME
nor $HOME are defined"). Now both are set explicitly: prefer
Env.ExtraEnv overrides, fall back to the agent process's own
HOME, and finally to /var/lib/restic-manager.
- Comment makes the env policy explicit: parent's RESTIC_* /
AWS_* / B2_* env is filtered out by design — control-plane
is the unambiguous source of truth.
JS bug fix in the live log page:
- {{$job.ID | printf "%q"}} produced a literal-quoted JS string,
which then went into the WS URL as ".../jobs/"<ID>"/stream"
→ 404. Switched to '{{$job.ID}}' inside the literal so
html/template's auto-escape does the right thing. Verified
end-to-end: dashboard "Run now" → live progress + log lines
arrive over the WS → succeeded pill renders.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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e6729a5a3d |
P1-26: live job log viewer + WS browser fan-out hub
Closes the P1-21 remainder.
internal/server/ws/jobhub.go — new JobHub. Per-job_id set of
subscribers; each gets a 64-deep buffered channel with a writer
goroutine. Broadcast is non-blocking: if a subscriber is slow,
its channel fills and messages are dropped for that subscriber
only — the agent's read loop is never blocked by a stuck browser.
The agent dispatchAgentMessage path mirrors job.started /
job.progress / log.stream / job.finished envelopes onto the hub
in addition to its existing persistence work. The wire shape is
the same end-to-end, so client-side JS switches on env.type the
same way Go code does.
GET /api/jobs/{id}/stream is the browser endpoint. Auth via
session cookie (HTTP layer); upgrade; subscribe; pump until
context closes.
GET /jobs/{id} renders the live log page. Three states (queued/
running/succeeded/failed) drive the header pill, the progress
bar block, the failure summary panel, and the action button
(Cancel job while running, Back to host afterwards). Already-
persisted log lines are server-rendered on initial load; new
lines arrive over the WS and append to #log-stream. Auto-scrolls
unless the user scrolls up (a "⇢ Follow" pill re-attaches).
On job.finished the page reloads after 600ms to pick up the
final-state header rendered server-side.
POST /hosts/{id}/run-backup now sets HX-Redirect → /jobs/{job_id}
on success so HTMX lands the operator straight on the live log.
For non-HTMX callers (curl / plain form post) it 303s to the
same target.
store.ListJobLogs returns persisted log lines for initial render
on page load.
Browser-verified end-to-end: enrol → run a real backup against a
sibling restic/rest-server → live progress + 11 log lines stream
in → succeeded pill + final stats land after page reload.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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cc9dcff816 |
P1-25: host detail page (snapshots tab default)
GET /hosts/{id} renders the v1 host detail layout:
- persistent header: status dot (pulse if a job is in flight),
monospace name, tags, plus a metadata strip (os/arch, agent
version, restic version, "last seen Xs ago" or "online · last
heartbeat …").
- vitals strip: four tiles for last backup (status + relative
time), repo size, snapshot count, open alerts.
- sub-tabs: Snapshots is active; Jobs / Repo / Settings are
visible but inert until P2.
- snapshot table: short id, time (absolute), paths joined with
" · ", size, file count, restore button (disabled — wires up
in P3).
- right rail: run-now stack (backup live, forget/prune/check/
unlock disabled with the Phase tag), danger-zone remove panel
(also disabled for now).
Empty state: when a host has no snapshots yet, the table replaces
itself with a "no snapshots yet" prompt that includes the run-now
button (provided the agent is online).
Pagination cap of 50 most-recent snapshots; full pagination lands
when fleet sizes demand it.
Template helpers grew: comma() now accepts int / int32 / int64 so
templates don't fight Go's type inference; joinDot() concatenates
a []string with " · "; absTime() formats time.Time as
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS; the existing relTime() already accepts T or
*T after P1-27.
Browser-verified end-to-end with seeded fixture data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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steve
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9795492f2e |
P1-27: Add host flow — form + minted-token result page
GET /hosts/new renders the focused two-column form (hostname,
tags, repo URL/username/password). POST /hosts/new validates,
mints a one-time token via the new mintEnrollmentToken helper —
shared with the existing JSON /api/enrollment-tokens endpoint —
and re-renders the same page in result state showing:
- the install command with RM_SERVER + RM_TOKEN filled in (and
an inline copy-to-clipboard button),
- an "awaiting agent connection" panel with the hostname
pre-filled,
- a troubleshooting list pointing at the most common reasons
the agent doesn't appear,
- back-to-dashboard / add-another-host links.
publicURL() resolves RM_BASE_URL first, falling back to scheme +
Host on the inbound request — useful for local smoke without a
proxy.
Browser-verified end-to-end: form submit → token minted → install
command renders with the right values from the form input.
template fn formatRelTime now accepts time.Time *or* *time.Time
so templates can pass either without fighting Go's lack of an
address-of operator.
Deferred: download-preconfigured-installer (a templated .sh with
the values baked in) — copy-paste covers v1; nice-to-have later.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P1-24: live dashboard — fleet summary tiles + host table
Server-rendered HTML view backed by:
- new store.FleetSummary aggregating host counts + repo bytes +
snapshot total + open alerts + last-24h job rollup in two queries.
- GET /api/hosts (JSON list of hosts in the dashboard projection).
- GET /api/fleet/summary (JSON aggregate, same shape as above).
The HTML page (web/templates/pages/dashboard.html) renders the four
summary tiles + host table directly from store data — no separate
fetch. Per-row state colour comes from .host-row.{degraded,failed,
offline} which paint a 3px left edge so problem hosts are scannable
without reading. HTMX is loaded into the base layout so per-row
"Run now" buttons can hx-post to /hosts/{id}/run-backup, a thin
HTML wrapper that funnels into a new dispatchJob helper shared
with the JSON /api/hosts/{id}/jobs endpoint.
Empty state (zero hosts) collapses to the "no hosts yet" prompt
with the + Add host CTA — matches the v1 mockup.
Template helpers (internal/server/ui/funcs.go) added for byte
formatting (412 GB / 3.7 TB), relative time (3m ago / 2d ago), and
comma grouping (1,847). Pure Go, no template-magic dependency.
Browser-verified end-to-end with seeded fixture data: five hosts
across all four states render with correct dots, accents, last-
backup pills, sizes, snapshot counts, alerts, tags, and the right
action button (Run now / Retry / Run first / View → / offline).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P1-23 / P1-28: base layout, login, session-aware nav + Tailwind build
P1-28: Tailwind standalone CLI wired into the Makefile. `make tailwind` downloads the pinned v3.4.17 binary into bin/tailwindcss (gitignored), builds web/styles/input.css → web/static/css/styles.css. `make build` now runs the CSS pass first; `make tailwind-watch` for dev. Output is embedded in the binary via web.FS — single static binary, no Node. The CSS source carries every component class the v1 mockups defined (status dots, buttons, host row, log viewer, progress bar, fields, chips, snippet panel, empty state) so screens that land later can just reach for them. P1-23: html/template tree at web/templates with two layouts (base with chrome, chromeless for login + bootstrap), one nav partial, and two pages (dashboard placeholder, login). internal/server/ui parses the tree at startup; ui_handlers.go in the http package wires: GET / dashboard (303 → /login when unauthed) GET /login sign-in form POST /login consume form, mint session cookie, 303 → / POST /logout drop cookie, 303 → /login GET /static/* embedded Tailwind bundle The HTML login flow shares store/session logic with /api/auth/login via a new authenticateAndSession helper — same security guarantees, two surface representations (HTML form / JSON). Verified end-to-end: bootstrap → form-login → authed dashboard → sign-out → 303 cycle works in the browser; Tailwind output emits only the component classes referenced in the live templates (9.6kB minified). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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design: extend v1 to login / add-host / host-detail / job-log + lock components
Five hi-fi screens completing the Phase 1 surface, all in v1's dark
operator-console register.
v1-login Sparse centred card. Sign-in + first-error variant.
No marketing chrome; build version sits in footer
so a returning operator can spot agent drift.
v1-add-host Focused two-column page (form left, contextual
"what happens next" right) — not a modal. Two
states: form (state A) and minted-token result
with install command (state B). Backed by
POST /api/enrollment-tokens (P1-32).
v1-host-detail Persistent header (status dot, mono name, tags,
primary CTAs, vitals strip) over four sub-tabs
(Snapshots / Jobs / Repo / Settings). Snapshots
is the default — the thing 90% of operators
want when they click a host name. Right rail
holds Recent activity, run-now stack, and a
danger-zone panel.
v1-job-log WS-streamed log view. Three states: running (live
progress bar + auto-scroll cursor), succeeded
(summary stats + final lines), failed (error
panel + tail). Backed by WS /api/jobs/{id}/stream
(P1-21 remainder).
v1-components The load-bearing reference. 14 sections covering
tokens (colour + type scale), status, buttons,
form fields, tags, tabs, host row, log viewer,
progress bar, stat tile, modal, toast, install
snippet, empty-state pattern. Every CSS class is
real and copy-able into the Go template build.
This locks the visual register before P1-23 onwards. Each Phase 1
template gets a {{define}} matching a section in v1-components.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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design: v1 polish — row accents, wider last-backup col, empty state
- Single .host-row CSS rule replaces 13 inline grid-template-columns copies; column widths bumped so "backup running…" doesn't wrap. - Faint left-edge accent for degraded / failed / offline rows so problem hosts are scannable without reading. - Empty-state hero added: top-bar + nav still present (Dashboard active, others dimmed) but body collapses to a calm "no hosts yet" prompt with the install command as the load-bearing affordance. Prerequisite note keeps the deliberate "restic must already be installed" decision visible to first-time operators. This is the artefact P1-23/24/27 will template against. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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design: three hi-fi dashboard directions for review
Three deliberately differentiated takes on the dashboard so we can
lock the visual register before the UI work starts (P1-23 onwards).
v1 — Operator console (Linear/Datadog dark register).
Dense table, monospace numerics, restrained colour, pulsing
status dot only when a job is running. The natural fit for
the audience and the most defensible choice.
v2 — Editorial calm (Stripe/Notion light register).
Serif hero headline that humanises the data, cards with
breathing room in a 2-up grid, demoted "quiet hosts" strip,
subtle rust accent. Reads as trustworthy infrastructure.
v3 — Print spec (Tufte/aerospace monospace register).
Pure monospace, near-monochrome, status as typeset glyphs
(●▶▲○✗) so the screen survives greyscale. "Requires
attention" block groups problem hosts at the top; activity
tail reads like a real log. Most polarising; highest
craft ceiling.
Each file is self-contained (Tailwind via CDN + Google Fonts) and
includes a philosophy preamble + the dashboard hero + a component
vocabulary section so we can read the system, not just one screen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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agent: log accept/complete on backup jobs; audit: populate host.enrolled payload
Two warts surfaced during the smoke run:
- Agent was silent between "config.update applied" and "job
finished" — operators tailing journalctl saw no acknowledgement
that a command.run had landed. Adds Info logs at job-accept
({job_id, paths}) and at successful completion.
- The host.enrolled audit row had an empty {} payload. Now
carries {hostname, os, arch, has_repo_creds} so an audit-log
reader can answer "what got enrolled and did the operator
bundle creds with the token" without joining back to hosts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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44feb708bc |
fix: enrollment FK race + log-when-rejected; runbook fixes from dry-run
The smoke runbook caught a real bug: ConsumeEnrollmentToken was
inserting into host_credentials (FK -> hosts) inside the same tx as
the token burn, but the host row didn't exist yet — CreateHost
runs in the *next* statement. The agent saw a generic 401 with no
clue why.
Fix: drop the host_credentials insert from ConsumeEnrollmentToken;
the HTTP handler now does Consume -> CreateHost ->
SetHostCredentials. SetHostCredentials failure is logged loudly
but doesn't fail the enrol — operator recovers via PUT
/api/hosts/{id}/repo-credentials.
Adds slog.Warn lines on both 401 paths in handleAgentEnroll so the
underlying cause is visible in server logs (the wire response stays
generic to avoid leaking which step failed).
Test: TestEnrollmentTransfersRepoCreds rewritten to mirror the new
order (consume -> create host -> SetHostCredentials).
Runbook (docs/e2e-smoke.md): rest-server moved off 8000 (commonly
in use); URLs use trailing slash on the rest path; clarified that
secrets_key is minted on first agent start, not at enrol time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P1-34: e2e smoke runbook + redacted GET /repo-credentials
Adds docs/e2e-smoke.md — an ~5-minute runbook that walks the full
P1 happy path against a sibling restic/rest-server: bootstrap
admin, mint token with repo creds, enrol an agent, watch the
config.update push land, run a backup, confirm the snapshot, edit
creds and watch the second push fire. Per the design discussion
this is a runbook (not a Go integration test); the Playwright
version lands in P5-06.
GET /api/hosts/{id}/repo-credentials returns the redacted view —
{repo_url, repo_username, has_password} — so the UI can pre-fill
the edit form without ever pulling the password out of the AEAD
blob.
Marks P1-32 / P1-33 / P1-34 done in tasks.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P1-33: agent-side encrypted secrets store + push-on-update
New internal/agent/secrets package: AEAD blob at /var/lib/restic-manager/secrets.enc, atomic write (os.CreateTemp + Sync + Rename), 0600. Key lives in agent.yaml as base64 (SecretsKey) — same trust boundary as the bearer token, minted on first start via EnsureSecretsKey. cmd/agent: dispatcher reads creds fresh from secrets.Load() on each job rather than from in-memory config. config.update merges the push with what's on disk and persists, so a daemon restart keeps the latest values. Legacy plaintext repo_url/repo_password in agent.yaml are silently migrated into secrets.enc on next start and stripped from the YAML on the following save. Tests: round-trip + wrong-key rejection + atomic-write post-condition for secrets; key idempotence + legacy-field parse/clear for config. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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P1-32: server-side encrypted repo creds + push-on-hello
Operator-minted enrollment tokens now carry the repo URL/username/
password as one AEAD blob bound (via additional-data) to the token
hash. ConsumeEnrollmentToken re-encrypts under host_id and writes a
host_credentials row in the same tx as token-burn, so the binding
moves with the credential.
PUT /api/hosts/{id}/repo-credentials lets an operator edit creds
post-enrollment; merges with the existing blob, audits, and pushes
config.update if the agent is connected.
WS handler grows an OnHello hook that the HTTP layer wires to send
the host's decrypted creds as a config.update immediately after the
hello succeeds — synchronously, so a racing command.run lands after
the agent has its repo password.
Schema: 0002_host_credentials.sql adds enc_repo_creds to
enrollment_tokens and a host_credentials table (PK = host_id, FK
ON DELETE CASCADE).
Tests: round-trip token → consume → host_credentials with AAD swap
detection; no-creds path stays compatible.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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spec/tasks: pull repo-credential plumbing into Phase 1
Adds P1-32/33/34: encrypted repo creds carried on the enrollment token, agent-side AEAD secrets file, end-to-end smoke. spec.md §4.2 and §7.3 rewritten to describe the full flow (server-issued at token time, pushed via config.update on hello, persisted encrypted on the agent) and to make the encrypted-file-now / OS-keyring-Phase-2 split explicit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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tasks: add P2-18 announce-and-approve, expand P1-27 with preconfigured installer
P2-18 captures the keypair + fingerprint-comparison enrollment flow as a Phase 2 alternative to the token model. Includes guards (rate limit, pending cap, hostname-collision flagging) and explicit acceptance criteria. P1-27 grows to mint encrypted repo creds alongside the token and expose a one-click preconfigured-installer download from the "Add host" form (cf. UrBackup Internet-mode push installer). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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P1-22: snapshot listing via restic snapshots --json
Agent calls restic snapshots --json after each successful backup
(60s timeout, separate from the backup ctx) and ships the projection
over the existing snapshots.report WS envelope. Failure here is
logged but doesn't fail the job — the next successful backup catches
the projection up.
Server-side ReplaceHostSnapshots is delete-then-insert plus a
hosts.snapshot_count update in one transaction so the dashboard's
per-host count stays consistent with the projection. New read
endpoint GET /api/hosts/{id}/snapshots returns the cached list with
a refreshed_at marker so the UI can show staleness when an agent
has been offline.
Schema: dropped the unused snapshots.repo_id FK (repos as a
first-class entity is P2 work), added short_id and refreshed_at
columns, switched the time index to DESC for the most-recent-first
list query. api.Snapshot gains short_id; size_bytes/file_count come
from the embedded summary block on restic 0.16+ and stay zero on
older clients.
Tests cover round-trip, authoritative replacement after forget+prune
shrinkage, and empty-after-wipe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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server: drop in-process TLS — HTTP-only behind reverse proxy
Self-hosted deployments already terminate TLS at Caddy/Traefik/nginx; making the server do TLS too means double cert config, dual ACME plumbing, and an untested code path. Drop RM_TLS_CERT/RM_TLS_KEY, remove TLSEnabled() and the ListenAndServeTLS branch. Replace the cookie's "Secure if TLS-in-process" check with a new RM_COOKIE_SECURE flag (default true). Local HTTP-only testing sets RM_COOKIE_SECURE=false; production is always behind a TLS proxy and the cookie stays Secure. Default port :8443 → :8080. docker-compose binds 127.0.0.1 only and populates RM_TRUSTED_PROXY. spec.md §4.1/§10.1 rewritten with a Caddyfile snippet and a hard "do not expose RM_LISTEN publicly" warning. enrollResponse keeps cert_pin_sha256 in the shape but the server can't introspect a cert it doesn't terminate — operator pastes the proxy's hash into -cert-pin at install time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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tasks.md: mark Phase 1 progress
Captures the state landed in this session: Done (P1-01..03, P1-05, P1-06, P1-08..16, P1-17..20, P1-29): HTTP server, store + schema, crypto, first-run bootstrap, every API type with wire-shape tests, WS transport, enrollment + hello + heartbeat round-trip, agent config + service unit + WS client + sysinfo, restic wrapper, job lifecycle store + run-now endpoint, agent runner. Partial (P1-04, P1-07, P1-21, P1-31): CSRF middleware lives with the UI work; audit middleware sweep lives with rest of API; live job-log fan-out needs the per-job browser hub; signed agent binaries deferred to Phase 5. Open (P1-22..28): Snapshot listing, full UI suite (login, dashboard, host detail, live job log, add-host, Tailwind build). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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phase 1: run-now backup — restic wrapper, job lifecycle, end-to-end
Lands the operator → server → agent → restic → server roundtrip for
on-demand backups. The flow:
POST /api/hosts/{id}/jobs {kind:"backup",args:["/path"]}
→ server creates a queued Job row
→ server emits command.run over WS to the host's agent
→ agent dispatcher spawns runner.RunBackup in a goroutine
→ runner spawns `restic backup --json`, parses each line
→ forwards: job.started, log.stream (every line), job.progress
(throttled to 1/sec), job.finished (with summary stats blob)
→ server WS handler persists those into jobs / job_logs
P1-16 internal/restic: thin Locate + Env wrapper that runs `restic
backup --json`, scans stdout/stderr, parses BackupStatus +
BackupSummary, calls back into a LineHandler so the agent can fan
out to log.stream + job.progress. Treats exit code 3 as
"succeeded with issues" (matches restic's contract).
P1-18 store: jobs accessors (CreateJob, MarkJobStarted,
MarkJobFinished, AppendJobLog, GetJob).
P1-19 server: POST /api/hosts/{id}/jobs creates the Job row,
validates kind, dispatches via Hub.Send, audit-logs the action.
P1-20 agent runner: wraps restic.RunBackup with throttled progress
emission. Sender abstraction was added to wsclient.Handler so
background goroutines can keep replying after dispatch returns.
P1-21 server WS: dispatchAgentMessage now persists job.started,
job.finished, log.stream into the database. Browser fan-out for
live tailing lands with the UI work.
Agent gets repo_url + repo_password from agent.yaml in plaintext
for now (mode 0600, owned by service user); spec.md §7.3's keyring
storage moves there in P2. config.update over WS overrides the
in-memory copy (does not persist).
Build clean; all tests pass. End-to-end with a real restic still
needs a host that has restic installed — wire shape verified by
the existing hello/heartbeat round-trip test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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phase 1: agent install path — systemd unit, install.sh, asset endpoints
P1-14 deploy/install/restic-manager-agent.service: standard systemd
unit with the usual hardening switches (NoNewPrivileges, Protect*,
RestrictRealtime, MemoryDenyWriteExecute). Restart=always with a
5s backoff. Runs as a dedicated unprivileged restic-manager-agent
user; the install script creates it.
P1-29 deploy/install/install.sh: arch detection (amd64/arm64), pulls
the agent binary from /agent/binary, creates the service user
+ dirs (/etc/restic-manager, /var/lib/restic-manager), runs
enrollment via `agent -enroll-server -enroll-token`, lays down
the systemd unit, enables and starts it.
Honours the spec's "detect, don't auto-disable" rule for existing
schedulers: scans systemd timers, /etc/cron.d/*, /etc/cron.daily/*,
root crontab for restic-named entries and prints them with the
exact disable command — operator decides.
P1-31 server endpoints to ship the agent installation payload:
GET /agent/binary?os=linux&arch=amd64 → serves
<DataDir>/agent-binaries/restic-manager-agent-linux-amd64
GET /install/<file> → serves
<DataDir>/install/<file>
Both endpoints reject path traversal and return 404 if the file
isn't published. Operators drop the binaries + service unit into
these directories at release time. Signed-bundle verification is
deferred to Phase 5 OSS readiness.
All tests still pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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phase 1: WS transport, enrollment, agent that hellos and heartbeats
Lands the protocol layer end-to-end: an agent can be enrolled through the operator UI, store credentials, dial back to the server over WS, complete the protocol_version handshake, and stay connected with periodic heartbeats. Server side: - P1-09 ws.Hub: one Conn per host_id, last-write-wins eviction, json envelope writer with a write mutex, reader, error envelopes. - P1-09 ws.AgentHandler: bearer-auth, accept upgrade, hello-stage (10s deadline, protocol_version checked against api.MinAgentProtocolVersion → ErrProtocolTooOld with help URL on reject), main read loop, defer hub register/unregister. - P1-10 POST /api/agents/enroll consumes a one-time token, mints a persistent agent bearer (sha-256 stored), creates a host row. - P1-10 POST /api/enrollment-tokens (operator, session-auth) issues a 1h one-time token. - P1-11 hello upserts agent_version + restic_version + protocol_version on the host row, flips status to online. - P1-12 heartbeat touches last_seen_at; background sweeper marks hosts offline after 90s without one. - store: hosts table accessors, host_schedule_version, enrollment_tokens FK on consumed_host dropped (audit-only field; the token gets burned before the host row exists). Agent side: - P1-13 internal/agent/config: yaml at /etc/restic-manager/agent.yaml, atomic Save (tmp+fsync+rename), Enrolled() helper. - P1-15 internal/agent/wsclient: dial with bearer + optional TLS cert pinning (sha-256 of leaf), exponential backoff with jitter (1s → 60s cap), heartbeat goroutine, fatal handling for ErrProtocolTooOld. - P1-15 wsclient.Enroll: HTTP POST /api/agents/enroll with sysinfo. - P1-17 internal/agent/sysinfo: hostname/OS/arch/restic-version collection. restic detected by `restic version` parse; absent restic doesn't block startup. - cmd/agent: -enroll-server / -enroll-token flags drive first-run enrollment then exit (so the install script can hand off to systemd to run the persistent service). End-to-end smoke verified: bootstrap → login → issue token → enroll → run agent → server logs `ws agent connected` with the right host_id and protocol_version 1. All tests still pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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phase 1: HTTP server + first-run bootstrap
P1-01 chi router, slog request log, graceful shutdown via signal
context. Health endpoint, /api/auth/login, /api/auth/logout,
/api/bootstrap. Background sweeper for expired sessions and
enrollment tokens (15 min cadence).
P1-04 (sessions half) HttpOnly Secure-when-TLS cookie carrying a
base64url token; server stores SHA-256(token) so a stolen DB
doesn't yield credentials. Unknown user and bad password collapse
to the same 401 response code so a probe can't enumerate names.
P1-05 first-run admin bootstrap. On a fresh DB the server mints a
one-time token and prints it to stderr inside a banner. The
/api/bootstrap handler accepts {token, username, password},
creates the first admin, then becomes a 409 forever.
P1-07 (partial) audit hooks fire on auth.login and auth.bootstrap.
Full middleware-driven coverage lands with the rest of the API.
internal/server/config: env > YAML > defaults. RM_LISTEN /
RM_DATA_DIR / RM_BASE_URL / RM_TLS_CERT / RM_TLS_KEY /
RM_SECRET_KEY_FILE / RM_TRUSTED_PROXY (CIDR list, validated).
End-to-end smoke test passes: server boots on a fresh dir,
prints the bootstrap token, POST /api/bootstrap creates the admin,
POST /api/auth/login returns 200 with a session cookie.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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phase 1 foundations: api types, store, crypto, auth
Lands the bottom three layers of Phase 1: P1-08 internal/api: protocol_version + envelope + every WS message shape from spec.md §6.2 (Hello, Heartbeat, Job*, Schedule*, etc). Wire-format tests pin the JSON shape so a rename here breaks tests instead of silently breaking the agent. P1-02 + P1-03 internal/store: SQLite via modernc.org/sqlite, embed.FS + a tiny version table for hand-rolled migrations. 0001_initial.sql covers every table from spec.md §5 plus enrollment_tokens and host_schedule_version. Typed accessors for users / sessions / enrollment / audit. WAL + foreign_keys + busy_timeout on by default. P1-06 internal/crypto: XChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD wrapper with per-message random nonce. Key file lifecycle (generate + refuse-to-overwrite, load with size validation). Optional additionalData binds ciphertext to the row that owns it. P1-04 internal/auth (partial — passwords + tokens; sessions middleware lands with the HTTP handlers): argon2id following RFC 9106 (64 MiB / t=3 / p=4 / 32B), constant-time verify. HashToken stores SHA-256 of session/agent/enrollment tokens so a stolen DB doesn't hand over credentials. Build floor moves to Go 1.25 (modernc.org/sqlite v1.50+ requires it); CI + Dockerfile + README updated. Markdown lint diagnostics on tasks.md cleared. All packages tested. ~70 new tests pass in <1s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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spec/tasks: address pre-Phase-1 design feedback
Doc-only changes captured before any Phase 1 code lands. spec.md: - §4.1 nhooyr.io/websocket → github.com/coder/websocket (the maintained fork; the original is unmaintained) - §4.1 RM_LISTEN documented as source of truth for the bind port; add RM_TRUSTED_PROXY env var for X-Forwarded-* handling behind Caddy/Traefik - §4.2 Phase 1 ships Linux only; Windows binaries continue to build in CI to keep the codebase portable, but service integration + installer move to Phase 2 - §4.2 self-update via apt/choco, not bespoke signed binaries - §5 add Host.protocol_version + Host.applied_schedule_version - §6.2 lock protocol_version handshake semantics (clean error on mismatch, not weird JSON parse failures) - §6.2 schedule reconciliation when server unreachable: agent keeps firing last-known-good indefinitely; server's view canonical on reconnect; UI surfaces drift via applied_schedule_version - §6.2 schedule.set carries schedule_version; new schedule.ack agent→server message - §10.1 cross-reference RM_LISTEN ↔ compose port mapping - §14.3 hooks rejected at validation on non-backup schedule kinds tasks.md: - P1-14 / P1-30 (Windows service + install.ps1) → Phase 2 as P2-16 / P2-17 - P1-29 install.sh detects existing restic timers/cron and prints disable commands, doesn't auto-disable - Phase 1 acceptance: drop Windows from end-to-end criterion, require windows cross-compile in CI - P4-01 rewritten: package-manager-based update delivery - P5-08 removed (duplicate of P4-08 Prometheus /metrics) - Various references updated No Go code changes; build still clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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phase 0: project bootstrap
P0-01 Go module + cmd/server + cmd/agent skeletons + internal/ tree
P0-02 LICENSE (PolyForm NC 1.0.0), README, CONTRIBUTING
P0-03 golangci-lint, pre-commit, .editorconfig, .gitignore
P0-04 Gitea Actions CI: test (race+coverage), lint, cross-platform build matrix
P0-05 Dockerfile.server (multi-stage, distroless/static), docker-compose.yml
P0-06 Makefile with build/test/lint/fmt/run/release targets
build, vet, test, and cross-compile to linux/{amd64,arm64} + windows/amd64
all verified locally.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ab02869d82 | initial setup ready |