The factory profile of scripts/case2-unit.sh now takes the bare pair
--sso --send, ported from the lane's serve_flags rule (b00019548). Either
flag alone refuses, and the proxy preview set and the proof pair still
refuse. Before any unit write, a bounded query run as the stack user,
through the existing config-query supervisor, checks that the stack
user's system config has console.sso; the Console refuses --sso without
it at start (packages/webui/src/cli.mjs:95). The server needs no change.
The library profile is unchanged: still read-only, still refusing --send
and --sso. Taking library --send with forward-auth and proof would need
the #385 refusal reverted in cli.mjs:63, serve.mjs:681 and the service,
release and upgrade scripts, so it is not done here.
docs/guides/case1-business.mosaic-stack.json now launches
claude-opus-5-5 with provider proxy, route anthropic, under account
factory with credential proxy.
leasePort({closed:true}) ignored its option: it probed an ephemeral port and
closed it, so a parallel test file could bind it and answer a request the
test expected to fail (preview.test.mjs:209 saw 200 instead of 502).
leaseClosedPort holds a bound, non-listening socket in a perl child until the
test's after hook. Connects still get ECONNREFUSED, bind() from another
process gets EADDRINUSE, and the kernel's ephemeral allocation skips the port.
Lane mode keeps its band and per-port lock, and releases the socket before
the lock. leasePort now refuses a closed option, so a stale call cannot get
the unheld port again.
Unanswerable callers (webui preview, serve, service) move to leaseClosedPort(t).
Callers that listen on the port themselves (stack-release rehearse, control-board
serve, tester-cli) keep leasePort and drop the ignored option.
R3 (abc66a598) changed its mode from 100755 to 100644. Every other scripts/test-*.sh is 100755.
The landing gate runs it through bash, so no run broke; this restores the R2 mode.
P1: a failed mktemp, mkdir or output redirect now stops the script with
exit 2 before it derives a path, sets a trap or starts anything. The
sandbox root is checked to be absolute, a new empty directory this user
owns and its own physical path, and its device:inode is recorded.
sweep_sandbox and remove_sandbox in scripts/case2/sandbox.sh each refuse
unless the root still matches, so an early, late or empty call gets a
refusal instead of a sweep of the host.
P2: the sweep reads every /proc/<pid>/cwd target with one find and
compares it as a string, root or root plus "/", so *, ? and [ in the
path are literal. A cwd in a deleted directory under the root matches.
P3: a TMPDIR whose tools socket path would pass the 107-byte limit in
packages/seat/src/session.mjs is refused at entry with one line naming
the limit and both lengths. The length comes from the socket path built
on the real sandbox root.
scripts/case2/sandbox-check.sh checks the guard and the match against
dummy symlinks; nothing in it sends a signal.
Remove the R1 slot-controller ties from the C2-14 fixture: the ROW227_CONTROL_ROOT
check, the native permit wait in bindLaunch, the fixture-cleanup.json write, the
priority.mjs preload and the owned-bwrap.sh override. The launcher uses its own bwrap.
The shell runs the driver from an explicit env -i environment (PATH, LANG, a sandbox
HOME, XDG dirs and TMPDIR, MOSAIC_CONFIG, no global git config) as its own process
group. On a signal the driver gets 3 s by the clock, then its group and any process
whose cwd is in the sandbox get SIGKILL, inside the landing gate's 5 s grace.
The fixture credentials are defined only in scripts/case2/fixture-credentials.mjs.
The new scripts/case2/leak-check.mjs reads them from there and never prints them.
Commits the 5 product paths and 7 gate helpers of the row 227 R4 source overlay on top of HEAD 5a0c801cb. scripts/case2/console.mjs is already committed at HEAD and is not part of this commit. The R4 independent review is sha256 6667baaa6af9d6d78a3ec7c64d9f3163ecbc350b94050f62899d9c01deabe002, verdict APPROVE source-only. Packet hashes: PACKET.sha256 4eb60915b2144137df9b5a42afd0c5b266718d71de051fb8be53a27430a2cad4, CURRENT-SOURCE.sha256 0cfd47c2073bc18a3ba7bff1ce6fdf39fe33a64b7fca209be71517b9feb89020. The 12 committed files match the review hash table, the applied overlay JSON (size, mode, hash) and the saved overlay tar. No scripts/test-case2.sh run exists on these bytes.
Source-candidate: poe d9a564e6d20f5f0fd75ce45b12cbbf8bb4c9d568\nSource-candidate: magica38ba5762b06716db1dee00d0afec162656488f5c\nValidated321whole-file phase plus whole bus1349/model-proxy100/webui490; final gate tooling checks pending, not landed.
The pattern test coerces an absent value to the string 'undefined', which
matches, so the typeof halves are the only refusal for a missing value. Adds
a case for each, and M15-M17 in BUILD.md; keeps the config-console-key check
name on purpose. Not run yet.
stack-release config_checks refuses a target whose loader refuses a key the
config holds; it looked only for console, so a federation-only config passed
to a pre-203 copy. The probe now reads console or federation. The fixture's
B loader replace follows the new rejectUnknownKeys list, which the federation
key changed.
Adds a test for each federation refusal in test-config.sh (six uncovered,
plus trailing slash and duplicate peer id), and one stack-release test for
the target-loader refusal. Mutants M7-M14 in BUILD.md. Not run yet.
The loader validates an optional federation block: self and peers[].id
labels, peers[].origin as an https origin with no path, query or userinfo,
peers[].label non-empty and at most 80 characters, peer ids unique and
distinct from self. Unknown sub-keys refuse. Labels and URLs only; the key
grants no trust. Absent key: config loads with no federation output.
Tests in scripts/test-config.sh cover each refusal and the no-key case.
Notes and mutants M1-M6 in agents/quackerjack/work/queue-203/BUILD.md.
Not run yet: the gate runs on CLEAR.
thread_shares (row 193 design 5.2) with its index and append-only triggers; the
3l-3m step only adds them. thread.share, thread.unshare and thread.shares for a
thread's owner; #readable holds design 5.4's four rules, #threadRead serves
thread.messages only, and thread.list {shared:true} adds owner. replies and
trail show shared user threads to the owner and readers. COUNTED, LISTED,
timedTables and the clock list take the table. Tests: thread-shares.test.mjs
and the 3l→3m pins. Packet agents/launchpad/work/queue-206/BUILD.md. Not run
yet: node waits for Sage's CLEAR (sage-2789).
jason.woltje
Steelbeak