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feat(fleet): one click to move a host-network Mysterium behind the fence - #670
After the upgrade, a Mysterium node from 2.0.6 or earlier keeps running on the host network until its owner redeploys it. That is on purpose: a worker upgrade must not stop a paying node. But the only signs of it were the drift line and a red Check isolation result. Nothing on the Fleet page told the owner what to do, or let them do it in one click.
Fix
The worker reports fence-gated containers still on the host network (unfenced in its isolation status). It still leaves them running as they are.
On the Fleet page, under its worker, the node shows as still sharing the host's network:
in on or operator mode, with a Redeploy MystNodes to move behind the fence button;
in legacy mode, with the order: switch isolation on first (the existing Turn on isolation button), then redeploy;
in off mode, with the setting to change (CASHPILOT_ISOLATION=auto and a restart), then redeploy;
on Podman, with the same text the deploy refusal gives.
The button does the same redeploy the dashboard does. It reads the running node's identity, replaces the container on the fenced bridge with the same data, and checks the new node's identity. If the identity differs, the node is held stopped and its volume is not touched.
UPGRADING says the node keeps running until you redeploy it, and that one redeploy moves it behind the fence.
A mismatch hold also lives in the worker's memory until the next deploy. The lab found that when the worker could not overwrite the pending record, the stopped node read as unchecked and the guard started it again every pass.
Tests
TestTheUpgrade and test_the_fleet_page_offers_the_move_and_says_isolation_first in tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py:
The old node is left running and is reported to the Fleet page, in on and in legacy mode. Control: a fenced node is not reported.
The redeploy reads the running old node's identity before it stops it, and brings the node's own data mount along.
A different identity after the move holds the node stopped, removes nothing, and stays held once stopped. Control: the same identity runs, and the record is cleared.
TestAHoldThatCannotBeWritten: with the record unwritable, the held node is not started again and Start refuses it. Control: a redeploy lifts the hold.
On main, the four reporting tests and the unwritable-hold test fail. On a copy with the identity read removed from the redeploy, the two identity tests fail. On a copy with the identity read removed from the redeploy, the two identity tests fail.
Lab
Docker 29 VM, with sockguard in front of the worker:
A v2.0.6 worker deployed Mysterium on the host network. This branch's worker took over in legacy mode (an earner on the default bridge) and in on mode. Over 90 s of guard passes the node kept the same container, start time and 0 restarts. The heartbeat carried unfenced: [{"service": "MystNodes", ...}]. In legacy, the redeploy got a 409 with "Switch isolation on in Fleet, then redeploy MystNodes." and the node was untouched.
In on, the redeploy read the running node's identity, moved it to cashpilot-isolated with restart policy no, and logged "kept its identity".
A pending record naming another identity, made unwritable, before the move: the new node was stopped once and never started again over 150 s, Start returned 503 with the reason, and the keystore stayed on the volume. The owner's redeploy brought it back with the same identity.
The Fleet render code, run against those heartbeats: the button in on, the order in legacy, the setting in off, the Podman text in unsupported, and nothing when no node is unfenced.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
The Fleet page now identifies nodes that are still using the host network and offers a redeploy action to move them behind isolation. If isolation is off, the page explains that it must be enabled first.
Bug Fixes
Legacy nodes remain unchanged until redeployed and are shown as drift; the isolation check reports them as failing. The earlier drift message about host-network and NET_ADMIN exposure has been removed.
Documentation
Upgrade guidance now explains what to expect when upgrading existing nodes.
…rk Mysterium
An upgraded worker leaves a Mysterium node from 2.0.6 or earlier running on
the host network until its owner redeploys it. The worker now reports such
nodes, and the Fleet page shows them under their worker with a Redeploy to
move behind the fence button, or says to switch isolation on first. The
redeploy reads the running node's identity before replacing it and holds the
new node, volume untouched, if the identity differs.
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tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py
Walkthrough
The isolation status now reports managed containers that predate the fence. Fleet identifies these containers and, when applicable, lets owners redeploy them. Upgrade instructions describe the node’s status before redeployment and the isolation requirements.
The isolation guard records managed, fence-gated containers that predate the fence. Status returns their names and service details. Tests cover legacy nodes and clearing the report after a failed container scan.
The orchestrator holds identity mismatches in memory if recording them fails. A later deployment that records a non-mismatch identity clears the hold. Tests cover identity preservation, mismatch handling, and hold release.
Display and redeploy unfenced containers app/templates/fleet.html, tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py, UPGRADING.md
Fleet displays unfenced services and gives mode-specific guidance. Eligible owners can redeploy a service behind the fence. Tests cover the action, and the upgrade instructions describe the node’s status before redeployment.
GeiserX/CashPilot#665: Adds the fence-gated concept and guard behavior used to identify legacy deployments.
GeiserX/CashPilot#574: Defines isolation modes and fence behavior used by this change.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review d8667
Resolve the identity-baseline gap, broken Fleet tests, and recovery hold before merging. Reloading Fleet can also offer an unnecessary second redeploy. Failed container scans now correctly clear the unfenced report.
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tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py: 1
1059-1064: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test the rendered redeploy button conditions.
The test checks template strings, so an inverted mode condition would still pass. Extend the existing renderFence harness to check the button for owners in on and operator modes and its absence in off, legacy, busy, and non-owner cases.
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Review comment at @tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py around lines 1059 - 1064:
The fleet-page test only checks template strings and does not verify when the
redeploy button is rendered. Extend the existing renderFence harness to assert
that owners see the button in on and operator modes, and that it is absent in
off, legacy, busy, and non-owner cases; preserve the existing string checks.
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Review comments at @app/lan_fence.py:
- Line 1165: Update the refresh flow around _unfenced(client) to mark the
unfenced report unavailable when Docker listing fails, and suppress the warning
and redeploy action while it is unavailable. Restore the report and action only
after a fresh scan succeeds.
Review comments at @app/templates/fleet.html:
- Around line 513-515: Update the action handling clicks on the
btn-unfenced-redeploy button to revalidate the worker’s current state and reject
the move if it is already fenced. Do not stop or replace an already fenced node,
even when a stale heartbeat still displays the button.
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Review comments at @tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py:
- Around line 1059-1064: The fleet-page test only checks template strings and
does not verify when the redeploy button is rendered. Extend the existing
renderFence harness to assert that owners see the button in on and operator
modes, and that it is absent in off, legacy, busy, and non-owner cases; preserve
the existing string checks.
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The lab showed a node held for a different identity being started again
every guard pass when the worker could not overwrite the pending record:
stopped, it read as unchecked. The hold now lives in memory as well until
the next deploy. The Fleet line in off mode names the setting to change.
A guard pass that could not list containers kept its last unfenced report,
so Fleet could offer a move for a node already moved or removed; it now
drops the report until a fresh scan. A node moved from the page is not
offered again until the worker stops reporting it.
With CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE, the marker write can succeed despite chmod. The disk marker can then hold the node, so both tests can pass without the in-memory fallback. Inject a write failure and verify that it occurred.
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Review comment at @tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py around lines 1071 - 1074:
Update the `_unwritable` test helper so it reliably forces the identity marker
write to fail instead of relying on permissions that `CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE` can
bypass. Inject a failure into the marker write path and make the affected tests
verify that the injected failure occurred, ensuring they exercise the in-memory
fallback.
1121-1124: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test the failed redeploy path.
These assertions check source strings, not behavior. A regression could hide the warning and retry button after a failed deploy while still satisfying them. Reject the CP.api request in a behavioral test and assert that both remain visible.
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Review comment at @tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py around lines 1121 - 1124:
Replace the source-string assertions in
test_the_fleet_page_does_not_offer_a_move_it_just_made with a behavioral test
that rejects the CP.api request during redeploy. Assert that the failure warning
and retry button remain visible after rejection, using the existing fleet-page
test setup and interaction patterns.
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Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Around line 1326-1327: The mismatch hold in _MISMATCH_HELD is lost when the
worker restarts if _remember_identity cannot persist the marker. Update the
mismatch-hold flow to reuse or establish persistence that survives worker
restarts and remains available when marker storage is unwritable; ensure the
startup guard still blocks restarting the mismatched node without weakening
existing safeguards.
- Around line 1299-1300: Update the recovery redeploy flow that reaches the
_MISMATCH_HELD.get(container.name) guard to clear the corresponding in-memory
hold before the replacement is checked. Preserve identity A so the replacement
can still validate its restored volume, and limit hold clearing to recovery
redeploys.
Review comments at @app/templates/fleet.html:
- Around line 506-507: Initialize `_movedBehindFence` as an empty set in the
Fleet test harness before it calls `renderFence`, so the reference is defined
during the `TestTheFleetPage` tests.
- Around line 533-535: Update the redeployment flow described by this
confirmation so the worker must successfully read the running node’s identity
before stopping or replacing it. If the identity read fails and no comparison is
pending, abort the migration and leave the old node running.
- Line 463: Update the move action associated with _movedBehindFence to check
the node’s current container network before moving it, and skip the move if it
is already on the target network, even when the heartbeat is stale. Preserve
ordinary redeploy behavior and establish the existing source of truth for the
current network rather than relying only on the in-memory set.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py:
- Around line 1071-1074: Update the `_unwritable` test helper so it reliably
forces the identity marker write to fail instead of relying on permissions that
`CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE` can bypass. Inject a failure into the marker write path and
make the affected tests verify that the injected failure occurred, ensuring they
exercise the in-memory fallback.
- Around line 1121-1124: Replace the source-string assertions in
test_the_fleet_page_does_not_offer_a_move_it_just_made with a behavioral test
that rejects the CP.api request during redeploy. Assert that the failure warning
and retry button remain visible after rejection, using the existing fleet-page
test setup and interaction patterns.
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The harness runs the Fleet page's own render code with the page's globals;
the moved-node set added for the move button was missing from it, so every
case failed with a ReferenceError.
A move over a running node that did not answer its identity went ahead
with nothing to compare the new one against, so it could run on another
keystore unchecked; it is now refused before the node is touched, and a
stopped node is still replaced without the check. A redeploy also lifts a
mismatch hold kept only in memory, keeping the identity to match.
…ysterium move
Keep existing reserved ports when adding a range, stop curl's NO_PROXY from
bypassing the probe, do not blame every reset on the proxy, list every
container in the docker stats snapshot, point to Mysterium's per-IP warning,
and describe the Fleet page's move button and the identity refusal from #670.
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Problem
After the upgrade, a Mysterium node from 2.0.6 or earlier keeps running on the host network until its owner redeploys it. That is on purpose: a worker upgrade must not stop a paying node. But the only signs of it were the drift line and a red Check isolation result. Nothing on the Fleet page told the owner what to do, or let them do it in one click.
Fix
The worker reports fence-gated containers still on the host network (
unfencedin its isolation status). It still leaves them running as they are.On the Fleet page, under its worker, the node shows as still sharing the host's network:
onoroperatormode, with a Redeploy MystNodes to move behind the fence button;legacymode, with the order: switch isolation on first (the existing Turn on isolation button), then redeploy;offmode, with the setting to change (CASHPILOT_ISOLATION=autoand a restart), then redeploy;The button does the same redeploy the dashboard does. It reads the running node's identity, replaces the container on the fenced bridge with the same data, and checks the new node's identity. If the identity differs, the node is held stopped and its volume is not touched.
UPGRADING says the node keeps running until you redeploy it, and that one redeploy moves it behind the fence.
A mismatch hold also lives in the worker's memory until the next deploy. The lab found that when the worker could not overwrite the pending record, the stopped node read as unchecked and the guard started it again every pass.
Tests
TestTheUpgradeandtest_the_fleet_page_offers_the_move_and_says_isolation_firstintests/test_mysterium_fenced.py:onand inlegacymode. Control: a fenced node is not reported.TestAHoldThatCannotBeWritten: with the record unwritable, the held node is not started again and Start refuses it. Control: a redeploy lifts the hold.On main, the four reporting tests and the unwritable-hold test fail. On a copy with the identity read removed from the redeploy, the two identity tests fail. On a copy with the identity read removed from the redeploy, the two identity tests fail.
Lab
Docker 29 VM, with sockguard in front of the worker:
legacymode (an earner on the default bridge) and inonmode. Over 90 s of guard passes the node kept the same container, start time and 0 restarts. The heartbeat carriedunfenced: [{"service": "MystNodes", ...}]. Inlegacy, the redeploy got a 409 with "Switch isolation on in Fleet, then redeploy MystNodes." and the node was untouched.on, the redeploy read the running node's identity, moved it tocashpilot-isolatedwith restart policyno, and logged "kept its identity".on, the order inlegacy, the setting inoff, the Podman text inunsupported, and nothing when no node is unfenced.Summary by CodeRabbit
NET_ADMINexposure has been removed.