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fix: stop proxied copies, the owner migration and the in-app update from failing owners - #653
Seventeen ready fixes were each waiting on their own release, and every merge left the rest behind main again. This lands them together as one patch release.
Each original PR passed its own tests and had its review threads cleared before it went into this batch.
Three review threads were still open, so they are fixed here. The owner's start or stop of a copy and both cap starts (reset and heartbeat retry) now hold one lock per copy, so a cap start can no longer land after the owner's stop; a new test fails without the lock. The isolated-bridge tunnel test pins the resolvers it expects. The third thread (validate DNS before removing the old pair) no longer applies once fix(proxies): keep the running copy when a redeploy's tunnel cannot start #632 is in: the staged sidecar, which checks DNS, starts before the old pair is removed.
Checks run before pushing: ruff check and ruff format --check clean; the full pytest suite gave 7534 passed. Three tests need a git checkout with tags and failed in the archive copy used for the run (two in test_release_triggers, one in test_beads_batch_58); they pass in a git checkout.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Uprock’s minimum payout is now 250 UPT. Withdrawals require a Solana wallet and two-factor authentication; fees apply.
Podman workers now show an isolation warning in Fleet. Deployments are refused when isolation is explicitly enabled.
Bug Fixes
Owner migrations preserve confirmed backup status in supported cases; backups migrated with versions 1.73.0 or 1.73.1 may need reconfirmation.
Proxy tunnel updates and cap recovery handle failures more reliably, preserving working connections and retrying eligible starts.
Documentation
Clarified network isolation and socket access, proxy UDP support, payout details, and migration effects.
…ne box does not keep it stopped
When a reset could not start a copy the cap had stopped, the copy kept its
stopped_by_cap mark and nothing tried again until the next reset, a month
later. Each heartbeat from that worker now starts such a copy again while the
proxy is uncapped and the copy is reported down.
…tart
deploy() removed the old earner and tunnel before the new tunnel started, so a
tunnel that failed to start (an image missing locally, a proxy that does not
answer) left the proxy with no copy at all. The new tunnel now starts under a
staged name next to the running copy. Only once it has proved an exit does the
old pair go and the tunnel take the final name, under a lock the heartbeat's
status() shares. The heartbeat never reports a staged tunnel, and a worker
start sweeps one a dead deploy left behind.
…lling it
The worker force-removed any container named cashpilot-fence that carried
the fence label before starting its own. On a host that also runs the
Desktop app, that is the other side's helper while it is still running, so
the other side recorded a failed fence and refused its deploy.
The worker now waits for a helper that is running, or was created or exited
in the last 10 seconds, and removes only a leftover. A create that loses the
race on the name is tried once more. Its own helper is created and started
apart and removed by its own object, never by name.
When a cap reset or a cap change lifted the stop, each copy the cap had
stopped was started once. If its box was offline at that moment, the start
failed and nothing tried again: the copy stayed stopped, marked as stopped
by the cap, until the next reset.
Each heartbeat now starts the copies of that box that are still marked and
not running, once the proxy is no longer capped. The same mark is set when a
stop lands, the cap is lifted meanwhile, and the start back up fails.
With Activity off, _activity_cycle returned before its sweep, so the only
sweep was the one at worker start. A finished probe another worker left
after that (one that died and came back under a new id) stayed on the
host, and its Docker log keeps raw addresses. The cycle now checks Docker
first and, when Activity is off, runs the sweep without a round.
docs/proxies.md said a SOCKS5 proxy carries UDP when the provider supports
UDP ASSOCIATE. cp-tunnel lets a socks5 or http tunnel out only over TCP to
the proxy's port, so UDP relays are dropped. The page now says SOCKS5 and
HTTP CONNECT carry TCP only and a Tailscale exit node carries UDP, matching
the comparison page. A test reads the tunnel's egress rule and fails if the
page promises UDP through SOCKS5 again.
…ce they cannot hold
Podman's Docker-compatible API drops the network options the fence relies
on (the interface name, masquerade off, inter-container traffic off), so on
a Podman worker every fenced deploy failed the network check, and a fresh
install defaults to fenced.
The worker now detects Podman from /version and resolves to a new
unsupported mode: earners deploy on Podman's default network, the fleet page
and the isolation check say they are not fenced, and turning isolation on is
refused with the reason. With CASHPILOT_ISOLATION=on a deploy is refused
before the running container is touched, since the fence was asked for.
…E.md and two pages
CLAUDE.md still said two containers, a worker that must have Docker socket
access and must be privileged. Since v1.71.0 the worker reaches Docker only
through cashpilot-socket-proxy, and since v1.73.0 owner isolation limits it
to what it created. faq.md and how-it-works.md said the same. The
socket-proxy docs test now covers CLAUDE.md and these phrasings.
The guide gave the filing date, the freeze on pre-filing node earnings, the
token drop, the exchange exits and the held-back schedule with no source.
Each now links Storj's own announcement, its payout update on the official
forum, the Storj docs, CoinGecko, Binance and Coinbase. The token drop reads
'more than 98%', which CoinGecko shows today.
…p is not undone
proxy_tunnel.stop stopped the earner first. When the tunnel stop then failed,
the next heartbeat found a ready tunnel beside a stopped earner and started the
earner again, losing the stop. The tunnel now stops first; an earner left
running without its tunnel has no way out and the heartbeat leaves it alone.
Same fix as CashPilot-Desktop's stopProxied.
uprock.yml said the minimum was $5 (payment.minimum_payout) and 5 USD
(cashout.min_amount), while its own rating con quoted UpRock's help centre:
withdrawals are UPT to a Solana wallet from 250 UPT. The payout card counted
down to a threshold UpRock does not have. Both fields and the guide now say
250 UPT, with the help centre linked. A catalog test fails when a minimum
quoted in a con disagrees with cashout.min_amount and its currency.
… works behind the socket proxy
containers.run pulls a missing image only when Docker answers "No such
image". Behind the socket proxy the create is refused first with the
proxy's own 404 ("owner policy could not resolve image"), so on any host
that did not already hold docker:27.5.1-cli the Update button failed with
"Docker refused to start the update helper". The worker now checks for
the image and pulls it before the preflight.
…owner labels
Owner isolation limits the worker to resources carrying its owner label,
not only what it created, and images are not scoped. The Unraid templates
and the TrueNAS app still mount the raw socket in the worker; say so where
CLAUDE.md, the FAQ and how-it-works describe the proxy.
… pending retry
A retry now rechecks the copy's cap mark before it starts (an owner start or
stop clears it), keeps the mark when the cap came back during the start, and
shares the in-flight set with the reset's starts so the two never double up.
…wner migration
The backup fingerprint includes a volume's creation time, so a volume made
again reads as new state. The owner migration makes every earner volume
again with the same data, and every confirmed Mysterium or ProxyBase wallet
backup turned to "changed" on the Payouts page. The migration now keeps the
replaced volume's creation time in a label on the new one, and the
fingerprint reads it.
…e copy
The heartbeat retry and the reset read the cap mark, then sent the start; an
owner stop in between cleared the mark too late, and the start that followed
left the copy running. The owner's start or stop and both cap starts now hold
one lock per copy from the mark check to the mark update.
The isolated-bridge tunnel test now pins the resolvers it expects, so a
CASHPILOT_CONTAINER_DNS set in the environment cannot fail it.
This pull request updates container isolation and migration behavior, proxy lifecycle handling, self-update and activity cleanup, and provider payout data. It also revises documentation and adds tests for these changes.
Changes: Podman isolation and helper lifecycle
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Summary
Podman mode and reporting app/lan_fence.py, app/isolation_check.py, app/templates/fleet.html, docs/isolation*.md, tests/test_lan_fence.py
Podman is reported as unsupported for LAN fencing. Deploys use Podman’s default network unless isolation is explicitly enabled, in which case deployment is refused. The fleet page and isolation findings report this status.
Migration planning and network membership now include CashPilot direct deployments. Eligible containers can be recreated with worker ownership, including label-only plans.
Preserve volume creation time app/constants.py, app/orchestrator.py, app/owner_migrate.py, UPGRADING.md, tests/test_backup_confirmations.py, tests/test_owner_migrate.py
Restored volumes retain their original creation timestamp in a label. Volume fingerprints prefer that value over Docker’s replacement timestamp. Upgrade instructions describe backup confirmation behavior.
Heartbeats retry failed starts while a proxy is uncapped. The cap-stop mark remains when a start fails or the cap returns.
Proxy tunnel deployment
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Stage and promote replacement sidecars app/proxy_tunnel.py, tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py
Deployment starts and verifies a staged sidecar before removing the existing pair. Sidecars receive network DNS settings and can use an optional hostname.
Stop, sweep, and report tunnel pairs app/proxy_tunnel.py, tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py
Stop order now handles the sidecar before the earner. Sweeping removes old staged sidecars, and status excludes staged containers.
Proxy bind errors distinguish Compose paths inside deployer containers and direct those installs to update through the deployer.
Activity probe cleanup
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Sweep probes when Docker is available app/worker_api.py, tests/test_activity_worker.py
A shared helper creates, sweeps, and closes the activity client. Activity cycles sweep leftover probes when Activity is disabled and Docker is available.
Documentation distinguishes shipped Compose socket-proxy access from raw-socket mounts in Unraid and TrueNAS configurations.
Uprock payout terms
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Align payout configuration and guide services/depin/uprock.yml, docs/guides/index.md, docs/guides/uprock.md, tests/test_catalog_minimum_matches_its_cons.py
The minimum changes to 250 UPT. The guide adds withdrawal conditions, and tests compare quoted minimums with catalog values.
Proxy protocol documentation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Document proxy transport limits docs/proxies.md, tests/test_docs_proxy_udp.py
The guide states that SOCKS5 and HTTP CONNECT carry TCP only, while Tailscale exit nodes carry UDP. Tests check the documentation against tunnel egress rules.
Storj guide sources
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Link Storj claims to sources docs/guides/storj.md, tests/test_storj_guide_sources.py
The guide adds sources for Storj filing, earnings, token, and exchange claims. Tests check the cited claim lines.
GeiserX/CashPilot#621: Adds the owner-isolation migration behavior that this pull request extends for direct-deployed containers and volume fingerprint preservation.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 5abcb
Resolve the migration and proxy lifecycle failures before merging: failed adoption can leave earners offline, concurrent operations can restart stopped copies or leave replacements outside traffic accounting, and updates can continue indefinitely after timing out. Backup confirmation and payout reporting also have bounded correctness gaps.
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Actionable comments posted: 20
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Due to the large number of review comments, Critical, Major severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.
Minor comments: 2
app/worker_api.py: 1
947-954: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Report sweep failures separately from Activity rounds.
When Activity is off and client creation repeatedly fails while Docker remains cached as available, the worker logs Activity round failed every five minutes without the cause. Log a distinct, rate-limited sweep failure while continuing cleanup attempts.
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Review comment at @app/worker_api.py around lines 947 - 954:
Update the _sweep_probes failure handling so client-creation and sweep errors
are reported as distinct, rate-limited sweep failures rather than “Activity
round failed.” Keep later sweep attempts running, and preserve client.close()
cleanup whenever client creation succeeds.
app/lan_fence.py: 1
848-853: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Protect worker helpers from older Desktop releases.
On a shared Docker engine, Desktop v0.39.2 can force-remove an active worker helper. The worker then fails the fence operation and refuses deployment. Account for older Desktop releases when coordinating helper ownership.
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Review comment at @app/lan_fence.py around lines 848 - 853:
Update the helper cleanup and coordination logic to account for older Desktop
releases sharing the same helper name and label: wait for an active helper that
may belong to another process rather than removing it. Remove helpers only when
they are idle past HELPER_GRACE or remain after the helper timeout, preserving
the other process’s fence result.
Nitpick comments: 4
tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py: 1
1023-1027: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Ensure the second deploy attempts entry before releasing the first.
The test can pass without the deployment lock if the second thread runs after slow returns. Synchronize the second attempt outside _deploy, then release the first call without waiting for the second _deploy entry.
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Review comment at @tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py around lines 1023 - 1027:
Update the concurrent deployment test around the thread start/join and overlap
assertion so it confirms the second thread has attempted deployment before the
first call’s slow operation is released. Synchronize that attempt outside
_deploy, then release the first call without waiting for the second _deploy
entry; retain the overlap assertion to verify serialization.
32-34: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Detect direct raw-socket mount instructions.
The stale-claim check accepts Workers must mount /var/run/docker.sock. Extend the check to reject this instruction and add it as a negative example. Preserve the documented app-store exceptions.
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Review comment at @tests/test_docs_say_the_socket_proxy_holds_the_socket.py
around lines 32 - 34:
Extend the stale-claim regex checks alongside the existing Docker socket
patterns to reject instructions that workers must mount /var/run/docker.sock,
and add that sentence as a negative example in the test. Preserve the documented
app-store exceptions.
tests/test_docs_proxy_udp.py: 2
19-20: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Detect “SOCKS5 supports UDP” in the documentation check.
This false claim can pass the page check. Extend the detector and add a regression case.
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Review comment at @tests/test_docs_proxy_udp.py around lines 19 - 20:
Extend the UDP-claim pattern used by promises_udp to detect “SOCKS5 supports
UDP” and the equivalent HTTP CONNECT wording, while preserving existing matches;
add a regression assertion for the SOCKS5 phrase.
37-38: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Check the proxy destination in the egress rule.
If the rule loses ip daddr $PROXY_IP, this test still passes. The tunnel could then permit direct TCP traffic to another bridge address on the proxy port.
Suggested fix
- assert "tcp dport $PROXY_PORT" in rule+ assert "ip daddr $PROXY_IP tcp dport $PROXY_PORT" in rule
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Review comment at @tests/test_docs_proxy_udp.py around lines 37 - 38:
Update the egress-rule assertion for rule to verify it restricts TCP traffic to
both the proxy destination, PROXY_IP, and PROXY_PORT, so the test fails if the
destination-address check is absent.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @app/lan_fence.py:
- Around line 857-865: Update `_clear_helper` to track the current helper ID and
start a fresh wait deadline whenever that ID changes. Only force-remove a busy
helper after its own deadline expires; preserve the existing label check and
removal behavior.
- Around line 653-655: Update the engine `/version` detection exception path so
identification failure cannot be treated as Docker when isolation is enabled;
refuse deployment in that case. Preserve the existing behavior when isolation is
disabled, using the established isolation configuration and failure mechanism.
Review comments at @app/main.py:
- Around line 4542-4543: Update the cap-restart handler around
set_proxied_copy_capped to hold the copy’s existing lock across the cap stop,
any compensating restart, and the cap-mark update. Reuse the lock mechanism used
by owner stop commands so those operations cannot race with an owner clearing
the mark; preserve the existing restart and mark-update behavior.
- Around line 4377-4380: Update the reset-recovery flow around
`_copy_marked_by_cap` and `_start_proxied_copy` to recheck the proxy’s cap
before starting the copy, and revalidate it after the start before clearing the
cap mark. If the cap returns during startup, preserve the mark so the next reset
can recover the stopped copy.
- Around line 4314-4321: Update the start flow guarded by _proxy_copy_lock to
recheck the copy’s allowance cap after acquiring the lock and before calling
_proxy_worker_call; also serialize cap-stop operations with starts using the
same coordination mechanism so a queued start cannot restart a capped copy.
Preserve the existing start behavior when the cap has not been reached.
- Around line 4502-4507: Update the _start_proxied_copy flow so a timeout does
not release serialization while the worker may still be starting the copy. Keep
the copy operation serialized until the worker confirms completion, ensuring an
owner stop cannot succeed ahead of a start that later resumes; preserve existing
handling for other HTTPException cases.
Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Around line 1756-1765: Update the updater image inspection around
client.images.get(UPDATER_IMAGE) to catch the same Docker transport exceptions
handled by the pull path and convert them to RuntimeError so the worker returns
a handled 503. Preserve the existing NotFound and APIError handling.
- Line 1255: Update the created-time selection used by the migration fingerprint
so replacement volumes use their current CreatedAt value before any preserved
LABEL_STATE_CREATED label; retain the label as a fallback when CreatedAt is
unavailable. Ensure state_id changes when the replacement volume has a different
creation time.
- Around line 1767-1769: Update the helper image pull around
client.images.pull(UPDATER_IMAGE) to enforce an overall deadline that cannot be
extended by progress, cancel the in-flight pull when the deadline expires, and
report the timeout through the existing worker failure path. Preserve normal
behavior when the pull completes within the deadline.
Review comments at @app/owner_migrate.py:
- Around line 515-518: Update the legacy-container grouping and namespace
warning around the `for c in legacy` loop so a non-CashPilot container blocked
by a direct container with no unlabelled volumes is reported with the affected
CashPilot container name and the shared namespace, rather than an empty volume
name. Preserve the existing retry and grouping behavior.
- Around line 477-488: Update the container recreation flow used by _new_plans
so that if Docker fails to create a label-only replacement, the original
container remains recoverable and is restarted before the failure is reported.
Preserve the existing migration failure behavior while ensuring the original
earner is not left offline.
Review comments at @app/proxy_tunnel.py:
- Around line 75-84: Replace the process-local coordination in _deploy_lock and
_deploy_locks with daemon-wide coordination keyed by the same deployment
identity. Hold that coordination across the entire deployment, including staged
cleanup and promotion, so workers sharing a daemon cannot remove or replace one
another’s active staged tunnel.
- Around line 624-626: Update the staged-container cleanup flow containing the
STAGED_SUFFIX and STAGED_STALE_SECONDS check to run periodically after startup,
rechecking each sidecar’s age and removing it only once it reaches the stale
threshold; preserve active deployments and the existing quiet-removal behavior.
- Around line 439-440: Update the owner copy-removal path to acquire the same
_deploy_lock for the matching slug and proxy_id, and hold it across the entire
removal operation. Coordinate it with the lock used around _deploy so removal
cannot complete between sidecar staging and promotion.
Review comments at @docs/faq.md:
- Line 41: Update the isolation explanation in the FAQ to state that Podman’s
default `auto` setting deploys bridge-networked earners without the LAN fence,
so they may reach the LAN; direct operators to the existing LAN isolation
guidance for mitigation.
- Line 41: Qualify the `cashpilot-socket-proxy` bind-restriction claim in this
FAQ and the corresponding claims in `CLAUDE.md` and `docs/security-defaults.md`:
clarify that an operator allowlist can permit binds of `/` or the Docker socket,
allowing a compromised worker to bypass its own validation. Keep the surrounding
security claims accurate and consistent across all three documents.
Review comments at @services/depin/uprock.yml:
- Around line 50-52: Update the UpRock payout eligibility configuration around
min_amount so eligibility uses only verified, withdrawable UPT, excluding
unverified Android earnings. If the withdrawable amount is not known, report
eligibility as unknown; preserve the 250 UPT threshold.
- Around line 50-51: Add a reliable UPT-to-USD exchange-rate source to the
UpRock payout configuration so CashPilot can compare USD balances with the 250
UPT minimum. Use the configuration’s supported rate-source mechanism and
preserve the existing min_amount and currency values.
Review comments at @tests/test_docs_say_the_socket_proxy_holds_the_socket.py:
- Line 33: Update the Docker socket access check in this documentation test to
allow accurate, qualified statements about app-store workers in app-stores.md,
while continuing to reject stale claims about the shipped Compose setup. Keep
the exemption limited to the app-store context so it does not weaken checks for
other documentation.
Review comments at @tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py:
- Around line 988-993: Update the staged container setup in the test for a dead
deployment so its Created timestamp is relative to the current clock and old
enough to be considered stale; keep the live container setup and
sweep_test_tunnels assertion unchanged.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @app/lan_fence.py:
- Around line 848-853: Update the helper cleanup and coordination logic to
account for older Desktop releases sharing the same helper name and label: wait
for an active helper that may belong to another process rather than removing it.
Remove helpers only when they are idle past HELPER_GRACE or remain after the
helper timeout, preserving the other process’s fence result.
Review comments at @app/worker_api.py:
- Around line 947-954: Update the _sweep_probes failure handling so
client-creation and sweep errors are reported as distinct, rate-limited sweep
failures rather than “Activity round failed.” Keep later sweep attempts running,
and preserve client.close() cleanup whenever client creation succeeds.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/test_docs_proxy_udp.py:
- Around line 19-20: Extend the UDP-claim pattern used by promises_udp to detect
“SOCKS5 supports UDP” and the equivalent HTTP CONNECT wording, while preserving
existing matches; add a regression assertion for the SOCKS5 phrase.
- Around line 37-38: Update the egress-rule assertion for rule to verify it
restricts TCP traffic to both the proxy destination, PROXY_IP, and PROXY_PORT,
so the test fails if the destination-address check is absent.
Review comments at @tests/test_docs_say_the_socket_proxy_holds_the_socket.py:
- Around line 32-34: Extend the stale-claim regex checks alongside the existing
Docker socket patterns to reject instructions that workers must mount
/var/run/docker.sock, and add that sentence as a negative example in the test.
Preserve the documented app-store exceptions.
Review comments at @tests/test_proxy_tunnel.py:
- Around line 1023-1027: Update the concurrent deployment test around the thread
start/join and overlap assertion so it confirms the second thread has attempted
deployment before the first call’s slow operation is released. Synchronize that
attempt outside _deploy, then release the first call without waiting for the
second _deploy entry; retain the overlap assertion to verify serialization.
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An engine whose /version fails was taken for Docker, so a Podman that
answered nothing else could get a network the fence's rules do not name.
Fail closed instead, and give each fence helper of another process its
own wait deadline so a replaced helper is not killed at the old one's.
A removal during a redeploy could succeed before the staged sidecar was
promoted, leaving a copy running with no record. Stop, start and remove
now wait for the copy's deploy. A young staged sidecar is never taken
for a leftover, and the heartbeat clears staged sidecars past their
deploy's timeout.
An owner start that waited for the copy, or a reset that started capped
copies, could land after the cap stopped them again. Both recheck the
cap once they hold the copy, a reset keeps the cap's mark when the cap
returns during its start, and a cap stop holds the copy while it runs.
UpRock's minimum is in UPT, so a balance in USD could never be compared
with it. The migration warning for a stranger in a worker container's
namespace now names that container. A timeout reading the update helper
image ends as an outage, not a bare 500.
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Seventeen ready fixes were each waiting on their own release, and every merge left the rest behind main again. This lands them together as one patch release.
Each original PR passed its own tests and had its review threads cleared before it went into this batch.
Changes made in the batch itself:
Checks run before pushing: ruff check and ruff format --check clean; the full pytest suite gave 7534 passed. Three tests need a git checkout with tags and failed in the archive copy used for the run (two in test_release_triggers, one in test_beads_batch_58); they pass in a git checkout.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation