Three small follow-ups from review:
1. Restore target is now operator-editable. Default value is the
literal '\$HOME/rm-restore/<job-id>/' (agent expands \$HOME at
run time using os.UserHomeDir(); also handles \${HOME} and ~/
prefixes). Operator can replace with any absolute path.
- ui_restore.go validates the input is either absolute or starts
with one of the recognised prefixes; other env-var refs (\$PATH
etc.) are deliberately rejected so operator paths can't pick up
arbitrary agent env values.
- host_restore.html replaces the read-only mono-text display with
a real <input>; help text spells out that \$HOME resolves
agent-side and <job-id> is substituted on dispatch.
- install.sh + the systemd unit prep /root/rm-restore so the
default works under the sandbox: ReadWritePaths gains a soft
'-/root/rm-restore' entry (the '-' makes the bind-mount soft-fail
if missing, but install.sh pre-creates it root-owned 0700).
2. --no-ownership flag now gated on restic version. The flag was
added in restic 0.17 and 0.16 rejects it. Previously dropped it
wholesale — that meant new-dir restores silently preserved
ownership against design intent on 0.17+. Now the agent threads
its detected restic version (sysinfo already collects it) through
runner.Config -> restic.Env, and RunRestore appends --no-ownership
only when AtLeastVersion(0, 17) returns true. 0.16 hosts still
restore with original uid/gid; help text in the wizard explicitly
notes this. The previous 'Original ownership is preserved' copy
was wrong for new-dir mode and is corrected.
3. golangci-lint misspell locale switched US -> UK and the codebase
swept (73 corrections, mostly behaviour/serialise/recognise/honour).
Wire-format ErrorCode 'unauthorized' -> 'unauthorised' is a tiny
contract change but the agent doesn't parse those codes today and
no external API consumers exist yet. Tests passed before + after.
Tests:
- internal/restic/version_test.go covers Env.AtLeastVersion across
edge cases (empty, exact match, patch above, minor below, non-
numeric) and expandHome on \$HOME / \${HOME} / ~/, plus
pass-through for absolute paths and refusal of other env vars.
- ui_restore_test updated: TargetDir now starts '\$HOME/rm-restore/'
with the job_id substituted into the placeholder.
Live verified on the smoke env: default target restored to
/root/rm-restore/<job-id>/ as the agent's expanded \$HOME (2 files,
14 bytes); custom override '/tmp/custom-restore/<job-id>/' restored
into the agent's PrivateTmp namespace (1 file, 6 bytes); both jobs
'succeeded', exit 0.
CI run #50 failed with:
--- FAIL: TestDrainPendingDispatchesOnReconnect (1.03s)
pending_drain_test.go:150: pending rows after drain: got 1, want 0
The test waits for a backup command.run envelope on the wire and
then checks the pending-row count. But conn.Send (the wire write)
returns BEFORE DeletePendingRun runs in the drain goroutine — both
fire serially inside drainOne, but the wire-side reader can observe
the Send while the delete is still pending.
Use the existing waitForPendingCount helper to poll the count with
a 2s deadline. Behaviour unchanged when the delete is fast (count
hits 0 immediately); only relevant under CI scheduling pressure.
-race -count=10 locally now passes consistently.
Add a per-host drain mutex (drainLocks map guarded by drainLocksMu) on
the Server struct. DrainPending acquires it with TryLock: if a drain is
already in-flight for this host, the call returns immediately — the
running drain will see every pending row. This prevents the on-hello
goroutine and the 30s tick from both listing the same host's rows and
dispatching them twice.
Update three existing tests that called srv.DrainPending explicitly
after the on-hello goroutine had already been spawned: replace the
now-redundant direct call with a waitForPendingCount poll so they don't
race the goroutine's mutex ownership. Add TestDrainPendingSerializesPerHost
which fires 10 concurrent DrainPending goroutines against a 5-row queue
and asserts exactly 5 job rows result.
GetSourceGroup errors in drainOne now gate on errors.Is(err,
store.ErrNotFound) before calling abandonPending, mirroring the
existing GetSchedule pattern. Transient errors (SQLITE_BUSY, context
cancellation) now log a warning and return without deleting the row.
Add regression test TestDrainPendingDropsRowsForGoneSourceGroup
confirming the ErrNotFound path still abandons correctly. Also add
a comment above the backoff-doubling loop explaining the progression.
Extract dispatchBackupForGroupCore (persist+marshal+send, no enqueue on
failure) from dispatchBackupForGroup. drainOne now calls the core
directly so a failed Send only bumps the existing pending_runs row via
BumpPendingRunAttempt — not create a second row — stopping the
geometric duplication on repeated drain failures.
dispatchBackupForGroup (schedule.fire path) wraps the core and keeps
its enqueue-on-failure behaviour unchanged.
TestDrainPendingBumpsOnSendFailure strengthened: asserts exactly 1 row
remains after a send failure (was tolerating >=1 duplicate rows).
Two trigger paths land here:
- A 30s ticker in cmd/server calls Server.DrainAllDue(ctx). It
walks pending_runs rows whose next_attempt_at <= now, dedupes by
host, skips offline hosts, and per online host runs DrainPending.
- onAgentHello spawns a background DrainPending(hostID). When a
host comes back, every pending row for it is dispatchable now —
due-ness becomes irrelevant once the wire is back.
Each row's schedule + group are reloaded; ErrNotFound or
disabled-schedule or gone-group abandons the row with a
pending_run.abandoned audit. attempt >= retry_max also abandons.
Otherwise dispatchBackupForGroup is invoked; success deletes the
row, failure bumps attempt with exponential backoff capped at
30m.
steve