fix: carry Child link, restart, desktop, routing and combo fixes (batch 9E) - #5998
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…127.0.0.1 Root cause: POST /api/link/join admitted only a paired session, which a standalone never issues, so no computer could become a Child from its own dashboard. A link Child also routed Codex through an env_key provider table (http://localhost:<port>/v1 + OPENCODEX_API_AUTH_TOKEN) that a GUI-launched Codex cannot satisfy, and its relay kept the 4 MiB / 15 s management-relay bounds, forwarded caller credentials, relayed /readyz without a key, 404ed the Responses WebSocket probe, refused chunked uploads, and ran on Bun's 10 s idle default with the per-request idle timer still armed. Fix: - Join admits the same dashboard session as the Home-side routes (paired, or the current standalone loopback session on trusted loopback ingress) and answers 409 join_port_mismatch before any SSH when the live port is not the configured port. joinAvailable follows the same gates. - A link Child keeps the standalone root form openai_base_url = http://127.0.0.1:<port>/v1 (no provider table, no env_key); for the same port the join writes the bytes the standalone wrote. - The link data plane (src/client/link-ingress.ts): standalone Host/Origin gate before any upstream fetch, 426 for a /v1/responses upgrade, local /readyz, 503 link_credential_unavailable without the committed key. A relayed request lifts its own idle timer (server.timeout(req, 0)), as a standalone data route does, so a quiet stretch longer than 255 s inside a long generation is not cut. - The relay drops Authorization, x-api-key, x-opencodex-api-key, chatgpt-account-id and cookie and sends the link key as a Bearer (x-opencodex-api-key for GET /v1/usage), so the Home serves with its own accounts. A lone Transfer-Encoding: chunked without Content-Length is admitted (the listener already de-chunked it); any other framing ambiguity still answers 400. - The Child listener serves its own read-only GET/HEAD /api/link/status (src/client/link-status.ts) and advertises its origin as the shared plane. - Dashboard: pre-join notice, /healthz pid read, 1 s /healthz poll after the 202, reload only onto role client with a new pid. The wait never gives up: past the server's handoff budget (60 s drain + 70 s replacement + 15 s) it shows a slow notice and keeps polling every 5 s, so a late Child still reloads the page. childJoinUnavailable removed in all 10 locales, join_port_mismatch and restart.slow added. Structure docs, route registry and docs-site guides (8 locales) updated. Performance: standalone and hub transport paths are unchanged (hub keeps the 4 MiB bound and default idle limit). In link mode the request body streams chunk by chunk with the caller's Content-Length and a byte-counting cap at the inbound limit (256 MiB default) instead of buffering up to 4 MiB; the header deadline is 300 s with caller abort; the link key is read once and cached, so no relayed request touches the disk; both the Child machine listener and the Home hub-link listener bind with idleTimeout 255, and each relayed request lifts its idle timer with one O(1) call (a probe cut a 5 s SSE gap at idleTimeout 1 without it). The idle-timer helper is local, so the Child does not load the Responses WebSocket upstream modules. No new server timers; the only new poll is the browser's /healthz read while a join restart is pending. Security: auth-boundary change. The Child's 127.0.0.1:<port> becomes a keyless local path to the Home's providers, the same trust a standalone loopback bind gives, with browsers held off by the Host/Origin gate; the Child's own credentials no longer cross the tunnel. The loopback dashboard session can now join, the same casual-path trade apply already makes (key-only SSH, confirmed host key, 5-minute TTL, CSRF). The key is never logged or returned. Chunked admission is limited to the link data plane; the hub management relay stays strict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s and crashes Root cause: the Child's own ssh -L tunnel treated 'failed' as terminal. Five minutes down (sleep, a Home outage) or one auth/forward stderr left it failed forever. A respawn from reconnecting was never promoted (only 'connecting' had the 5 s alive grace), so at since+5 min the tick killed the healthy ssh and cut in-flight SSE. On macOS every leftover pidfile was trusted: 'unresolved' and 'owned' set connected with no child, and no ssh was ever spawned again. One unreadable config read ended the link and recycled the Child to standalone. Requests during a reconnect or right after the restart failed at once, and a join took an OS ephemeral tunnel port that another socket can hold after a reboot. Fix: - src/link/tunnel-state.ts: an opt-in retry policy. With CLIENT_TUNNEL_RETRY_POLICY failed carries retryAt: timeout and forward retry after 60 s, auth after 5 min (so at most 12 auth attempts an hour), a changed host key never. The retry runs while the state reads failed (inFlight), and an exit keeps the one-a-minute cadence. Without a policy (the Home's -R supervisor) nothing changes; a guard test pins it. - src/client/link-tunnel.ts: promotion only on a keyed GET /readyz through the tunnel that proves the link (connecting, reconnecting or a retry from failed): a 200, or a 503 whose body (read up to 4 KiB) carries service: "opencodex". The Home's link listener answers 401 before /readyz, so that 503 only means the Home's own start-up readiness is pending or failed, which relayed requests do not depend on; it shows as probe 'home_not_ready' instead of holding every request and killing a working ssh at the 5-minute mark. A display-only 30 s probe while connected (401/403 -> 'unauthorized', readiness 503 -> 'home_not_ready', else 'home_unreachable', shown as the child reason). One probe runs at a time, detached from the 1 s check; stop() and the end of the probed tunnel abort it, so a hanging probe never delays a disconnect, a sidecar removal or shutdown. While a request is held the probe runs on every check instead of backing off. macOS orphans are verified with ps: a dead or reused pid is a stale pidfile, an exact-argv child of launchd is reaped like Linux, anything else is adopted, probed, never signalled, and replaced once it dies. A leftover pidfile is settled before the first spawn; an unusable start-up read defers that to the first matching check, so nothing spawns over an unreaped orphan. An unreadable sidecar or connection state acts only after 3 checks in a row; an explicit disconnect or another link id still ends the link on the next check, once. - src/client/link-relay.ts: a bounded hold. Only while the tunnel is connecting or reconnecting a request waits for connected, at most 15 s from its first wait and 64 at once, then is forwarded once. A refused connection (nothing sent, body untouched) may be resent inside the same window; a reset or any failure after the body started is never replayed. - src/client/runtime.ts and machine-listener.ts: the supervisor is the relay's tunnel gate, and one cached key source serves the relay and the probe. - src/client/link-join.ts: a join picks its tunnel port at random from 20000-29999, below the OS ephemeral ranges. Persisted ports never change. Performance: standalone, hub and Home paths are untouched. A connected Child adds one pending() call per relayed request and one keyed probe every 30 s; holds and their timers exist only while the tunnel is actually down. The supervisor's 1 s check is now an unref'd interval that stats the sidecar and config.json and parses them only after a change (it parsed config.json twice a second before), and it never awaits the network. Probes back off 1-5 s while connecting and up to 30 s once the link reads failed; only while a request is held do they run once a second. Only a 503 body is read, capped at 4 KiB. The key is read once; no request or probe touches the disk. Security: no new admission surface. Probes send the link key as a header to the same 127.0.0.1 tunnel the data requests use, with no-store, and never log it. A readiness 503 is accepted only with the Home's service marker, which proves no more than the 200 already did. Host-key trust is unchanged (StrictHostKeyChecking=yes; a retry only re-checks and never trusts a new key); host-key failures are not retried. Auth retries are capped by their 5-minute spacing. On macOS a process is signalled only on an exact argv match with launchd as parent; nothing unverified is ever signalled. A 401 never disconnects the link. Decision K19 in the remote link devlog records the change to D13 for Child-owned tunnels. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ce left on another loopback port
Root cause: the startup sync was the owner's last look at ~/.codex/config.toml.
When another instance re-pointed the opencodex-owned openai_base_url and realtime
override at its own port and then died, the file kept naming the dead port while
the owner stayed healthy on its own port, so every new Codex thread failed with
"Connection refused" until someone restarted the app. classifyCodexRouting calls
that state "opencodex-local" whatever the port, so nothing noticed it either.
Fix: src/codex/routing-drift.ts reports routing as foreign only when it is
opencodex-owned (marker line, journaled value, or the opencodex provider table),
names a loopback endpoint with an explicit port outside {bound port, loopback
listener port}, and no external model_provider is selected. Native, user,
custom, external, restored, LAN and admission-token routing never is.
src/codex/routing-healer.ts is started by handleStart after the startup sync in
an unmarked owner only (never a sibling or the connected-client runtime; the
cleanup flag is read after the dynamic import settles) and is stopped first in
syncCleanup. It heals only after every foreign port is dead on at least two
probes spanning 20 s plus a final probe, with every gate open (sibling mark,
drain/recycle, runtime record, Codex ON and not hub-gated, no admission-token
routing, a served write target, no client connection or client-owned journal).
The write is injectCodexConfig with no catalog path, a 1 s lock timeout and a
synchronous beforeClientWrite guard that re-reads config.toml under the lock and
aborts when the routing moved. A coordinated home re-reads its admission before
that guard runs, so a refused or failed write whose config.toml bytes moved since
the proof is treated as the same abort (fresh streak, no wait, no warning). A
live foreign opencodex is left alone with one log line; unknown never advances
the streak. Busy retries next tick; a refusal over the proven bytes waits 10
minutes, ending early once routing is no longer foreign. Six attempts, or a
fourth heal, within an hour pause the loop until the oldest leaves the hour; it
then resumes with a fresh streak and never stops for good. Each heal prints one
warning (console + dashboard debug buffer); failure lines carry only the first
message line with home paths masked. journalOwner gains a readOnly form and
classifyRoutingEndpoint is exported for the shared loopback rule. ocx status
warns about the same drift (not in a sibling's home) and promises only ocx sync.
Performance: the request path is untouched. One unref'd 10 s timer per owner
reads a few-KB config.toml and compares it with the last bytes; journal reads,
loadConfig-based gates and loopback /healthz probes run only while drift exists,
re-checked every 30 s while gated, unknown, or routed at a live foreign owner,
and not at all while a cap pause or refusal backoff runs. The heal module is
imported dynamically from handleStart, so no other ocx command loads it. ocx
status adds one config.toml read (none in a sibling's home).
Security: config-only and loopback-only. It never writes while any foreign target
probes live or unknown, never signals Codex processes, never passes a routing
target (writes only the standalone target of a port this process serves), and
the watch loop reads the journal read-only so it never deletes an unreadable one.
Logged error text is cut to its first line and passed through redactUserPath.
Tests: injection-routing-drift, injection-routing-healer (fake clock/scheduler/
probe/inject: streak, live, unknown and its recheck pace, every gate, busy,
refusal backoff and its early end, raced refusal and raced throw, redacted
failure line, rate cap and flap cap pausing without probes then resuming, guard
abort, stop mid-probe), injection-routing-heal-apply (real injector in a temp
CODEX_HOME, including a rewrite between plan and lock that hits the stale-
admission refusal and heals on the next attempt), cli-start-routing-heal-wiring,
cli-status-codex-routing-drift. Each fails with its hunk reverted. A real `ocx
start` in a temp home healed a hand-planted dead port in about 31 s and restored
native config on stop.
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…figured port Root cause: the restart into a Child (and every drain-and-restart) handed the port to a detached `ocx start` that could fail with nobody noticing: - The client runtime in link mode tried its configured port for 750 ms / 5 s, with no reclaim, then threw "link mode needs port N". - The deadline and listener-stop-fallback handoffs spawn before the old listener is certainly gone. The replacement's owner probe found its own draining parent and decideStartWithLiveOwner answered "refuse". - The replacement was spawned once, with stdio "ignore": an early exit ended the handoff and left no trace. - A failed handoff after connectClient had committed ran restoreNativeCodex on exit, a silent fallback to native Codex while client state said connected. - The standalone recycle exited the moment it spawned, and spawned nothing when no port had been recorded. Fix: - Every replacement carries OCX_RESTART_PARENT_PID. handleStart consumes it before the first probe and honors it only for the real parent pid. A new "await-parent" decision in dispatch.ts sends the start to src/cli/restart-handoff.ts, which waits up to 30 s for that parent to exit or stop answering, then probes again. A parent that outlives the wait is refused as before. - src/server/restart-replacement.ts now owns the replacement spawn for system-restart.ts and the client recycle. When the drain completed (the handoff waits for health), an early exit is respawned at most twice inside the one 70 s readiness budget. - The replacement's output goes to <configDir>/restart-handoff.log, bounded at 256 KiB on both sides: the parent empties a full file before it opens it, and hands the replacement OCX_RESTART_HANDOFF_LOG=1, which handleStart consumes to arm one unref'd 60 s timer that empties the file at the cap. - Link mode reclaims its configured port like a hard-pinned start (60 s, never kills, never hops) and retries a bind that loses the port after the probe. - A failed handoff while client state is connected marks recycling before exit(1), so exit cleanup keeps the committed Codex routing. A standalone failure still restores native Codex. - recycleStandalone waits for replacement readiness, exits 1 if it never came up, and falls back to config.port. Residual: a deadline, failed-drain or listener-stop-fallback handoff (the Connect-as-Child restart when running turns outlast the 60 s drain) resolves on spawn and is not respawned, because the parent must exit to release what the replacement waits for. The replacement's parent wait and port reclaim cover the known transient causes. Any other early exit there leaves no proxy until something runs `ocx start` again, and Codex keeps pointing at the port. Performance: nothing runs on the request path. An ordinary start has no marker or flag and still probes once. When the port is free, a link-mode client start adds one bind probe. The waits and lsof scans run only while the parent or the port is actually busy, and each one is bounded. A replacement writing into the handoff log runs one lstat a minute. Security: nothing new is exposed on the network, and nothing is ever signalled. The marker is honored only when it names process.ppid, so a hand-set value cannot earn the wait; a hand-set log flag only caps the private log. The log is mode 0600, opened and emptied with O_NOFOLLOW inside the private config dir, and recorded as an owned path. The parent writes only pids, ports, attempt counts, exit codes and errno labels, never environment values; a test checks that the parent's lines leave a token in the child env out. The replacement writes what `ocx start` prints to a terminal (port banners), which this change does not alter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…xpected exits Root cause: the desktop app only started a runtime at launch and from the failure page's retry. After Ready it merely recorded its child's exit. A restart the runtime performed itself (Connect as Child, memory or package restart, the recycle after a disconnect) handed the port to a detached grandchild the app could not see, stop or quit, and one that failed to start left no proxy. A crash or a terminal `ocx stop` left the port refusing connections until the app was quit and reopened. A failed in-app update left the app in a terminal Drained phase with no runtime. Fix: - The sidecar is spawned with OCX_DESKTOP_SUPERVISED=1. handleStart consumes it with the other start markers and records the parent pid. While that app is still the parent and alive, acceptSystemRestart (completed and deadline paths) marks recycling and exits 75, and recycleStandalone exits 75 after its cleanup, instead of spawning; both detached replacement environments drop the marker. A link-mode client runtime reclaims its port for 20 s under the marker (25 s with the pinned prefer-retry, inside the app's 30 s startup deadline), and its runtime-port.json carries an attestation secret like a standalone start. - desktop/src-tauri/src/supervisor.rs: the sidecar watch reports each child's exit once it is recorded; a pure decide() respawns only for the tracked child with the coordinator idle, the runtime wanted and no ending claimed. Exit 75 goes after 0.5 s when no recovery ran in the last healthy two minutes, otherwise it takes the 3/6/12/24/30 s backoff like other exits. Recovery re-runs the startup sequence in Mode::Recover: resolve stays the only authority, only a proven absence spawns, a live runtime is attached as a guest, and no window or takeover prompt is shown. A 5 s watchdog while Ready recovers on a different pid, or on 3 refused connections in a row (12 for a guest runtime). Decisions go to a 256 KiB runtime-supervisor.log. - A Child's client runtime (resolve role=client) is attached to as a guest at launch and in recovery, never offered a takeover, and owned when it is the app's own child. Refusing it failed every recovery on a Child whose runtime restarted outside the app, forever, one bundled `ocx resolve` per 30 s. - A recovery that finds the port held by a listener the app cannot use (bound off loopback) is not rescheduled: the supervisor parks and the watchdog only asks whether the endpoint changed. - The retry guard waits on the child the app tracks (spawned under 90 s ago, no exit reported) instead of the ownership flag attach() had just reset, so a recovery no longer spawns a second sidecar beside a still-starting one. - A recovery that lands while the update page is up leaves it on screen. - exit.rs: a sticky `wanted` intent, cleared by a tray Stop that takes the phase and by any drain claim (Quit, update), restored by the failure page's retry; abort_restart() returns a coordinated restart's settled drain to Idle, and a failed install re-runs startup in Recover mode. - POST /api/stop from a dashboard session answers 409 desktop_supervised while the desktop app supervises the proxy, before anything is touched: the app would start it again after a full native-Codex teardown. `ocx stop` (tray Stop, Quit, update drain, terminal) is unaffected. Performance: nothing on the standalone or Home request path changes. The marker is read once at start; the parent check runs only at restart time, at a link-mode start and on a dashboard stop. On the desktop, the watchdog is one loopback GET /healthz every 5 s while Ready or parked, and supervision work otherwise happens only on exits and run ends. A held port no longer costs a resolve every 30 s. Security: no new network surface. Nothing is killed or signalled; a released child handle is only dropped. The marker is honored only against the live parent recorded at start, and a runtime whose app died falls back to the detached replacement. The attestation secret goes into the same private runtime-port.json a standalone start writes. The client runtime is attached on loopback only and never taken over. The supervisor log holds pids, exit codes, verdicts and startup failure reasons, never credentials, and is not written through a symlink. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds desktop runtime supervision and restart handoffs, enables dashboard-initiated Child links with tunnel recovery, and adds Codex routing-drift detection and repair. It also changes combo reasoning selection and updates related tests, documentation, and translations. ChangesDesktop Runtime Supervision
Restart Handoff and Replacement
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ChildRuntime->>TunnelSupervisor: read tunnel connection state
TunnelSupervisor->>ChildRuntime: report connected tunnel state
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A failed update can restart a proxy the user stopped, some Child tunnels can remain unavailable on affected macOS locales, and caller credentials can cross the link. Resolve those issues before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Child linking and automatic recovery affect access to Home-backed services and behavior after failures. The inspected request path fails closed when tunnel supervision cannot confirm a connection, but the full linking and recovery flows have not been verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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When a Child-side caller supplies a provider-specific credential such as Azure's api-key (used by src/adapters/azure.ts) or x-goog-api-key, this five-header blacklist does not remove it: linkRequestHeaders forwards every non-hop-by-hop header, so the raw secret crosses the SSH tunnel to the Home despite the stated credential-isolation contract. Use an allowlist of required protocol headers, or a comprehensive shared credential-header filter, rather than enumerating only the current OpenAI/Anthropic names.
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In @desktop/src-tauri/src/exit.rs:
- Around line 262-278: abort_restart currently always restores wanted to true,
potentially undoing a prior Stop. In ExitCoordinator, snapshot wanted only when
a drain is first claimed in claim_drain, preserve that snapshot across
DrainFailed retries, and restore it when abort_restart clears the restart;
update after_install_failure to start recovery only when the restored
supervision.wanted remains true.
In @docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-link.md:
- Around line 37-39: Add a localized translation of the English restart-recovery
paragraph between the restart and configured-port paragraphs: in
docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-link.md (37-39),
docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/guides/remote-link.md (37-39),
docs-site/src/content/docs/ko/guides/remote-link.md (37-39),
docs-site/src/content/docs/ru/guides/remote-link.md (37-39),
docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/guides/remote-link.md (37-39),
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-link.md (37-39), and
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-link.md (37-39). Preserve `ocx
start` and `~/.opencodex/restart-handoff.log` verbatim in every translation, and
include that the Child waits for its configured port and the desktop app starts
and supervises its replacement automatically.
In @gui/src/pages/RemoteLink.tsx:
- Around line 218-226: Update the restart-wait effect in RemoteLink to read
onChildReady and restartWait through useEffectEvent, then use those event
callbacks inside the effect. Keep only apiBase and uiState as effect
dependencies so parent callback or options identity changes do not abort and
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| pub fn abort_restart(&self) -> Option<ExitPhase> { | ||
| let mut inner = self.inner(); | ||
| let left = inner.phase; | ||
| let restart = inner.reason == Some(ExitReason::CoordinatedRestart); | ||
| let settled = matches!( | ||
| left, | ||
| ExitPhase::Drained | ExitPhase::DrainFailed | ExitPhase::OwnershipUnknown | ||
| ); | ||
| if !restart || !settled { | ||
| return None; | ||
| } | ||
| inner.phase = ExitPhase::Idle; | ||
| inner.reason = None; | ||
| inner.deferred = false; | ||
| inner.wanted = true; | ||
| Some(left) | ||
| } |
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abort_restart always sets wanted = true, so a failed update undoes an earlier tray Stop.
The contract on Supervision::wanted (Lines 141-143) is that the tray's Stop, a quit's drain and an update's drain clear the flag, "so the supervisor never undoes any of them." Line 276 breaks that contract. It sets inner.wanted = true no matter what the flag was before the restart claimed the drain.
Here is the reachable sequence:
- The user presses the tray's Stop proxy.
begin_stop(Lines 320-328) setswanted = false.finish_stopreturns the phase toIdle, andwantedstays false. - The user installs a pending update.
prepare_restartcallsclaim_drain(CoordinatedRestart), which movesIdle → Draining. - The app owns no runtime, so the drain reports
DrainVerdict::Drained. TheExitPhase::Draineddoc says this covers a runtime that "was never ours to stop." update.install(package)fails.recover_after_failed_installindesktop/src-tauri/src/updater.rs(Lines 429-437) callsafter_install_failure. That callsabort_restart(), which returnsSome(Drained)and setswanted = true.recover_after_failed_installthen callsstartup::begin_with(app, Mode::Recover). The resolve reports a proven absence, so the recovery starts a proxy the user had explicitly stopped. Supervision stays enabled for that proxy, so a later crash also respawns it.
The comment on Line 259 says a failed update ends where "a successful update would have ended." That end state still has to respect the person's Stop. structure/desktop-shell.md Lines 263-268 and docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/desktop-app.md Line 82 both promise that the tray's Stop keeps the proxy stopped.
Fix: Record the wanted value the restart displaced, and restore that value on abort. Only a restart that displaced wanted = true should bring a runtime back. The snapshot must survive the DrainFailed → Draining retry in claim_drain (Lines 236-240), so take it only once.
🐛 Proposed fix
struct Inner {
phase: ExitPhase,
reason: Option<ExitReason>,
hides_to_tray: bool,
deferred: bool,
wanted: bool,
+ /// `wanted` as it was when the current drain was claimed. An aborted restart restores it,
+ /// so a failed update never undoes a Stop that came before it.
+ wanted_before_drain: Option<bool>,
} deferred: false,
wanted: true,
+ wanted_before_drain: None, pub fn claim_drain(&self, fallback: ExitReason) -> Option<ExitReason> {
let mut inner = self.inner();
+ // Keep the first snapshot: a retried drain after DrainFailed must not record `false`.
+ if inner.wanted_before_drain.is_none() {
+ inner.wanted_before_drain = Some(inner.wanted);
+ }
inner.wanted = false; inner.phase = ExitPhase::Idle;
inner.reason = None;
inner.deferred = false;
- inner.wanted = true;
+ inner.wanted = inner.wanted_before_drain.take().unwrap_or(true);
Some(left)In desktop/src-tauri/src/updater.rs, start a runtime only if the restored intent still wants one:
fn after_install_failure(coordinator: &ExitCoordinator) -> bool {
coordinator.abort_restart() == Some(ExitPhase::Drained) && coordinator.supervision().wanted
}Add a regression test for this case: begin_stop → finish_stop → claim_drain(CoordinatedRestart) → finish_drain(Drained). Then assert that after_install_failure is false and supervision_allowed() is false.
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| pub fn abort_restart(&self) -> Option<ExitPhase> { | |
| let mut inner = self.inner(); | |
| let left = inner.phase; | |
| let restart = inner.reason == Some(ExitReason::CoordinatedRestart); | |
| let settled = matches!( | |
| left, | |
| ExitPhase::Drained | ExitPhase::DrainFailed | ExitPhase::OwnershipUnknown | |
| ); | |
| if !restart || !settled { | |
| return None; | |
| } | |
| inner.phase = ExitPhase::Idle; | |
| inner.reason = None; | |
| inner.deferred = false; | |
| inner.wanted = true; | |
| Some(left) | |
| } | |
| pub fn abort_restart(&self) -> Option<ExitPhase> { | |
| let mut inner = self.inner(); | |
| let left = inner.phase; | |
| let restart = inner.reason == Some(ExitReason::CoordinatedRestart); | |
| let settled = matches!( | |
| left, | |
| ExitPhase::Drained | ExitPhase::DrainFailed | ExitPhase::OwnershipUnknown | |
| ); | |
| if !restart || !settled { | |
| return None; | |
| } | |
| inner.phase = ExitPhase::Idle; | |
| inner.reason = None; | |
| inner.deferred = false; | |
| inner.wanted = inner.wanted_before_drain.take().unwrap_or(true); | |
| Some(left) | |
| } |
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In @desktop/src-tauri/src/exit.rs around lines 262 - 278, abort_restart
currently always restores wanted to true, potentially undoing a prior Stop. In
ExitCoordinator, snapshot wanted only when a drain is first claimed in
claim_drain, preserve that snapshot across DrainFailed retries, and restore it
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| La connexion redémarre OpenCodex sur cet ordinateur. Les tours Codex déjà en cours se terminent d’abord, et les nouvelles requêtes peuvent échouer pendant une minute au plus pendant le redémarrage. Le tableau de bord se recharge ensuite de lui-même et affiche la liaison Child. Codex continue d’utiliser `http://127.0.0.1:<port>/v1` sur cet ordinateur, sans jeton ni variable d’environnement à définir : l’OpenCodex local relaie chaque requête vers Home, qui y répond avec ses propres fournisseurs et comptes. | ||
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The translated Remote Link guides are missing the restart-recovery paragraph from the English guide.
docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/remote-link.md Line 39 adds recovery guidance for a failed join restart. It says that the Child waits for its configured port. It says to run ocx start on the Child and check ~/.opencodex/restart-handoff.log if a CLI-managed restart still fails. It also says the desktop app starts and supervises the replacement automatically. No translated page includes this paragraph. A non-English user whose join restart fails therefore has no documented next step. The path instructions require translated locale pages to stay in sync with the English source.
docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a French translation of the English Line 39 paragraph between the restart paragraph and the configured-port paragraph.docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Japanese translation of the same paragraph at the same position.docs-site/src/content/docs/ko/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Korean translation of the same paragraph at the same position.docs-site/src/content/docs/ru/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Russian translation of the same paragraph at the same position.docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Turkish translation of the same paragraph at the same position.docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Simplified Chinese translation of the same paragraph at the same position.docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-link.md#L37-L39: insert a Traditional Chinese translation of the same paragraph at the same position.
Keep ocx start and ~/.opencodex/restart-handoff.log verbatim on every page. As per path instructions: "Check that user-facing docs stay in sync with actual CLI/API behavior and that translated locale pages (ja, ko, ru, zh-cn) are not left contradicting the English source."
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In @docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-link.md around lines 37 - 39,
Add a localized translation of the English restart-recovery paragraph between
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| useEffect(() => { | ||
| if (uiState !== "restart-waiting") return; | ||
| const controller = new AbortController(); | ||
| // The wait keeps checking past the slow notice, so a late Child still brings the page back. | ||
| void waitForChildRuntime(apiBase, restartPidRef.current, controller.signal, { ...restartWait, onSlow: () => setRestartSlow(true) }).then(outcome => { | ||
| if (outcome === "ready") onChildReady(); | ||
| }); | ||
| return () => controller.abort(); | ||
| }, [apiBase, onChildReady, restartWait, uiState]); |
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The restart wait restarts, and can call onChildReady twice, when restartWait or onChildReady changes identity.
This effect depends on [apiBase, onChildReady, restartWait, uiState]. Suppose a parent passes an inline onChildReady or restartWait object, and the parent re-renders during restart-waiting. The effect then runs its cleanup, aborts the current wait, and starts a new waitForChildRuntime call. The poll cadence starts again, and so does the CHILD_RESTART_NOTICE_MS deadline at gui/src/remote-link-api.ts Line 207. As a result, the slow notice can be postponed forever. The prop comment at Line 23 says "A caller passes one stable object", but nothing enforces that rule. The default reloadDashboard is stable, so production only hits this through gui/src/App.tsx, and only if App passes inline props.
Suggested fix: read the callbacks through useEffectEvent. This file already uses that pattern at Line 207. Then only uiState and apiBase drive the effect.
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+ const childReady = useEffectEvent(() => onChildReady());
+ const restartDeps = useEffectEvent(() => restartWait);
useEffect(() => {
if (uiState !== "restart-waiting") return;
const controller = new AbortController();
- void waitForChildRuntime(apiBase, restartPidRef.current, controller.signal, { ...restartWait, onSlow: () => setRestartSlow(true) }).then(outcome => {
- if (outcome === "ready") onChildReady();
+ void waitForChildRuntime(apiBase, restartPidRef.current, controller.signal, { ...restartDeps(), onSlow: () => setRestartSlow(true) }).then(outcome => {
+ if (outcome === "ready") childReady();
});
return () => controller.abort();
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🟠 Major · Strip provider credential headers before forwarding the request. · link-relay.ts:79-83
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStrip provider credential headers before forwarding the request.
A reachable link request can include
api-keyorx-goog-api-key. The relay does not omit either header.filterRelayHeadersremoves only hop-by-hop and explicitly omitted headers, so both credentials cross the tunnel unchanged. This violates the relay contract that caller credentials remain on the Child and that the target receives only the stored admission key.Add both provider credential headers to
CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS.Suggested fix
-const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = ["authorization", "x-api-key", "x-opencodex-api-key", "chatgpt-account-id", "cookie"] as const; +const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = ["authorization", "api-key", "x-api-key", "x-goog-api-key", "x-opencodex-api-key", "chatgpt-account-id", "cookie"] as const;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @src/client/link-tunnel.ts:
- Around line 555-574: Cache the result of listenerOwnedByTunnel instead of
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| const info = (deps.readProcessInfo ?? darwinProcessInfo)(pidfile.pid); | ||
| if (!info) return { kind: "unknown" }; | ||
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| if (!pidfile.startTime || !info.startTime) return { kind: "unknown" }; |
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Force the C locale for macOS ps.
darwinProcessInfo() parses the lstart field with English weekday and month names. Darwin’s ps formats lstart with the locale-dependent %c format. On a non-English locale, the parser can return null.
spawnClientLinkTunnel() then records startTime: null. After the owner exits, tunnelIdentity() returns unknown, so reapOrphanTunnel() returns unresolved without signalling the orphan. The supervisor can keep watching that tunnel, but it cannot probe or replace it while the process remains alive. This can leave the Child in a failed state until the SSH process is stopped manually.
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| ([Remote Link](remote-link.md#dashboard-admission)). Every other `/api/*` and `/v1/*` path is | ||
| refused before dispatch with a JSON 404 naming the method and path. There is no second management | ||
| port on such a machine: management rides the same listener a standalone or hub install runs, so a | ||
| connected client has no mutating `/api/*` management surface at all. |
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Clarify local versus relayed management routes.
The client has no local mutating /api/* management surface. However, /api/machine/hub-relay/* accepts POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE requests and forwards supported /api/* paths to Home.
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-connected client has no mutating `/api/*` management surface at all.
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| connected client has no mutating `/api/*` management surface at all. | |
| connected client has no local mutating `/api/*` management surface. It can relay supported mutating Home management requests through `/api/machine/hub-relay/*`. |
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- Line 83: Update CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS in link-relay.ts to include api-key,
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| * Caller credentials never cross the tunnel. The Child's own ChatGPT or Anthropic credential | ||
| * stays on the Child, and the Home sees exactly one admission: the link key. | ||
| */ | ||
| const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = ["authorization", "x-api-key", "x-opencodex-api-key", "chatgpt-account-id", "cookie"] as const; |
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Drop all caller credential headers before relaying requests. filterRelayHeaders() forwards every header that is not hop-by-hop or explicitly omitted. Because CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS omits api-key, x-goog-api-key, and proxy-authorization, local provider credentials can cross the tunnel to the Home listener.
Add these headers to CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS and add a relay test that asserts the upstream fetchImpl receives none of them. Update structure/remote-link.md to list the complete dropped-header set.
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+const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = [
+ "authorization",
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| const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = ["authorization", "x-api-key", "x-opencodex-api-key", "chatgpt-account-id", "cookie"] as const; | |
| const CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS = [ | |
| "authorization", | |
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| "x-api-key", | |
| "api-key", | |
| "x-goog-api-key", | |
| "x-opencodex-api-key", | |
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Force the C locale for both macOS ps identity checks.
parseDarwinProcessInfo() accepts any non-space weekday and month tokens, so the current parser does not require English names. However, it still requires the locale output to use the same field order and numeric date/time shape.
If the asynchronous /bin/ps output does not match that shape, adoptedIdentityMatches() returns false. listenerOwnedByTunnel() then marks the supervisor as failed("forward"), which can make the relay return 503 while the adopted process remains alive. A locale change between pidfile creation and admission can also make info.startTime differ from the recorded value.
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Requesting changes on exact head 0eefebf6 before the batch is merged:
src/client/link-relay.ts:83says caller credentials never cross the tunnel, but the denylist omitsapi-keyandx-goog-api-key. Those credential headers can therefore be forwarded from Home to Child. Extend the credential filter and add both spellings to the relay regression.desktop/src-tauri/src/exit.rs:262-277makesabort_restart()setwanted = trueunconditionally. A runtime that the user stopped from the tray can be drained for an update; if installation then fails,updater.rs:425-435treats the drain as recoverable and starts a runtime the user explicitly left stopped. Preserve the pre-restart wanted state and test manual-stop → failed-install.- Exact-head Windows CI is red in
tests/clients/client-link-relay.test.ts: the reconnect hold assertion expects 15000 ms but the production path samplesDate.now()twice and observed 14999 ms. Use the injected/fake clock or assert the deadline contract without wall-clock flakiness.
Carry comparison otherwise found #5970, #5972 and #5973 patch-equivalent, with #5971/#5974 appropriately adapted to current dev. Keep the child PRs open until this train is corrected and merged; then close them as superseded rather than merging their stale heads independently.
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Summary
Carry the owner's Remote Link, restart, desktop supervision and Codex routing fixes onto dev in their original order, then carry RHODIZSECURITY's combo reasoning fix as one attributed commit.
The carry keeps the 9D one-use sibling handoff and passes link status, cached key and tunnel gate through the Child listener. Separate integration commits bound the port-conflict regression test and keep carried files below the file-size guard, including newer dev's layout entries. The five owner commits retain JUN's authorship; the #5990 squash retains RHODIZSECURITY's commit identity and noreply co-author trailer.
An independent review found four integration defects. Each repair is a separate Codex-authored commit:
A second review confirmed those four repairs and found two remaining blockers:
A third review confirmed the competing-listener and layout repairs, then found three lookup defects:
The branch also merged current dev at 35f267d in 51747c9. The merged test registries retain both lanes' mappings and the management contract retains Kiro's account projection and Child join.
Current dev through
2a3cfa5abewas merged again in5856179cd1without conflicts. It brings #6012's macOS plugin ACL fix and dev's Kiro projection test clock correction;scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonstays at 1,997 lines. The merge changes no link/relay or server-management-auth files.A fourth review found that a one-second proof cache could survive a local port takeover, and that an adopted PID's start identity was only checked at adoption:
A fifth review found that transient unreadable adopted identity was treated like a confirmed replacement:
Windows CI follow-up:
88fbb539afsamples the relay hold clock once per attempt. The initial reconnect wait now receives the full 15-second budget even when the wall clock ticks during admission; later retries still subtract elapsed time.Windows teardown follow-up:
0171b4856cmakesserver.stop(true)await any timed-outicacls.exechild still reaping after config-directory hardening settles. The stop promise now marks the actual handle-release boundary before a caller removes the home.Security review: Child join still refuses Tailscale identity, a non-standalone role and a mismatched live port before SSH. Linked data routes retain the Host/Origin gate, committed-key fingerprint, caller-credential stripping and inbound byte cap. The relay now sends no key or request without positive tunnel supervision, and the supervisor obtains a fresh bounded asynchronous exact-IPv4 owner proof before every keyed probe and relay fetch; adopted processes also have their current argv and start time checked each time. An unknown read refuses only that admission; a confirmed mismatch releases the adopted PID without signalling it. Desktop supervision stays bound to its live parent, and dashboard Stop is refused before teardown while CLI/tray Stop remains available. Routing self-heal writes only owned loopback routing after all distinct endpoints were proven dead and the locked bytes were rechecked. The existing home-bound stop proof and sibling Desktop-write gate remain intact.
Verification
88fbb539af; after the single-sample change, all 23client-link-relaytests pass. Root and GUI TypeScript checks, GUI lint, structure check, privacy scan, and layout/file-size guards pass on the new head. The priorlane=allCross-platform CI run at https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/actions/runs/36277757863 targeted exact head88fbb539afa7fe9aa14474bd9a8f50ea16abb6b5.5856179cd1: layout/file-size guards 27, client-link-relay 23, client-link-tunnel 32, client-link-runtime 6, client-machine-listener 16, Kiro projection 1, and plugin-loader 25 passed locally (four Linux-only plugin-loader cases skipped on macOS). Root and GUI TypeScript, structure check and privacy scan passed. The merged dev changes the Windows 3/9 Kiro projection test to evaluate after setup; the Windows 8/9 server-auth origin test remains unchanged. Windows run 36281954200 on this head failed 8/9 inserver-management-authfixture cleanup with EPERM after the 15-second removal budget; the failure moved between cases.0171b4856c: the old stop path resolved while a timed-out config ACL child was still live, reproduced red by a controlled child on macOS and Windowsmini; the new path waits for its reap and then removes the test home. Five pre-change management-auth repeats and the exact six-file batch passed onmini, so the intermittent hosted EPERM itself was not reproduced there. After the patch, the six-file Windows batch passed 102/102 and server-stop-config-hardening passed 5/5. Root and GUI TypeScript, GUI lint, structure, privacy, and layout/file-size guards (27) passed. A freshlane=allrun for exact head0171b4856cace9442ed0a635a12becb553d0a56eis at https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/actions/runs/36284464389; hosted Windows proof is pending.Checklist
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