Make the sudoers quarantine prove the allow-list landed, and fix the Hermes gateway restart (TASK-445 follow-up) - #495
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…ers grant install_sudoers_dropin could report success after an install(1) that never wrote anything, and step_systemd_services used that success as permission to remove /etc/sudoers.d/90-clawbox-nopasswd. On a device whose only grant was the blanket one, the sequence ended with NEITHER file: no working sudo at all, on an appliance with no console. Two independent defects made that possible. Both call sites ran the function as the tested command of a condition (`if install_sudoers_dropin …`, `… || echo`). Bash suspends `set -e` for the whole dynamic extent of such a command, so every unchecked line inside the function body was silently non-fatal too — the staging `cat`, the backup `cat`, the `install` into /etc/sudoers.d and the rollback `install` (whose "rolled back" message printed either way). And the function's own success signal could not see the failure: the closing `visudo -c` re-reads whatever is on disk, so after a failed install it happily validated the OLD file and returned 0. Now every step inside the function carries its own check, the destination is verified BYTE-FOR-BYTE against the staged candidate (an ENOSPC-truncated file still parses under visudo, so only a comparison can catch it), the caller invokes it plainly and reads an explicit status, and the quarantine is gated on a second, load-bearing proof: `cmp -s` between the shipped allow-list and what is actually in /etc/sudoers.d/clawbox. A fact about the device, not about a code path. Tests extract the real gate out of install.sh rather than re-implementing it, and simulate a refusing install(1), a silently truncated install(1) and a failing `visudo -c` — asserting in each case that the blanket drop-in survives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The EXEMPT_CALLS rationale for `sudo -n hermes gateway restart --system` says
the call is install-time-only and non-fatal. It is neither.
ensureHermesGateway takes `sudo: systemScope` on the RESTART branch too, and
that branch is what every Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and Email config save
hits on a provisioned Hermes box. It execs /home/clawbox/.local/bin/hermes,
which the clawbox user owns and can rewrite, so it could never be allow-listed
— which is exactly why it had to be exempted, and why the restart silently
stopped working once the blanket grant was gone.
It was silent because runHermesCli RESOLVES on a non-zero exit, and the status
check that follows runs `hermes gateway status` WITHOUT sudo: it sees the old
process still serving, answers running: true, and /setup-api/telegram/configure
replies {restarted: true} for a restart that never happened. The owner's new
bot token then quietly kept not working.
`hermes gateway install --system` writes a root-owned unit that runs
User=clawbox (verified against the CLI's unit template), so a systemctl restart
of it is a ZERO-ESCALATION grant — strictly less than the existing `restart
clawbox-gateway`, whose unit has no User= at all. The system-scope branch now
takes that path with `-n`; the user-scope branch stays on the CLI, because
`systemctl --user` from a system service would target root's session bus, and
its exit code is checked instead of assumed.
ensureHermesGateway now returns an `applied` flag saying whether the change it
attempted actually took, and every caller requires it alongside `running`
before claiming a restart. `stopHermesEmailPolling` gains a "restart-failed"
outcome so the email route warns instead of reporting that receiving stopped.
`gateway install --system` stays deliberately ungranted: it writes into
/etc/systemd/system and cannot be expressed safely against a clawbox-writable
binary. It fails fast under `sudo -n`, and `applied` now carries that outward.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The exemption claimed the only caller was install-time-only and non-fatal. That covered two different calls: the first-time `gateway install --system`, where it is true, and the RESTART branch, where it was not — every Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and Email config save on a provisioned box goes through it. The restart now runs through the granted systemctl path, so the exemption describes exactly one call again, and says how its failure is surfaced. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds exact Hermes gateway restart grants, hardens sudoers installation and rollback checks, and propagates an ChangesHermes restart safety
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The `restart hermes-gateway` grant trips the guard in
install-foreign-edition-teardown.test.ts, exactly as that guard was written to
do. Revisiting it rather than deleting it, because the blanket rule it encoded
("no Hermes unit may appear in sudoers at all") is stricter than its own reason.
The two directions of the teardown defend different things. clawbox-gateway is
foreign on hermes because it is an unauthenticated agent surface on :18789 — a
security boundary, so the teardown removes the unit file AND masks it, which
kills the grants there. hermes-gateway is foreign on openclaw because two
harnesses polling one Telegram token deadlock each other — a functional
conflict, and the teardown deliberately only stops and disables it. It cannot
mask it: that unit is written by the UPSTREAM Hermes installer, so a persistent
mask would make a later `hermes gateway install --system` write to /dev/null,
which is the exact trap step_edition_gateway_state's unmask branch exists to
undo.
So the grant is allowed, and the tripwire keeps its teeth: hermes-dashboard (a
web surface) stays completely ungranted, and hermes-gateway gets `restart` and
nothing else — the assertion is now an anchored exact match on both spellings,
so `start`, `enable`, `stop` or `unmask` would each fail it. The teardown must
also still bring the unit down, so the grant only ever restarts a gateway that
belongs on the device.
Flagging this in the PR: it relaxes a guard someone else wrote on purpose, and
it should be confirmed rather than assumed.
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In `@install.sh`:
- Around line 2747-2759: Update the rollback handling around the staged install
and visudo validation paths to preserve $backup whenever restoration fails or
$dest is removed. Do not delete the backup in those failure cases, and include
its path in the corresponding error message so it remains available for
recovery.
- Line 2690: Update the SUDOERS_STAGING_DIR value used by step_systemd_services
to /var/lib/clawbox/sudoers-staging, ensuring install creates and hardens only
this dedicated staging directory rather than modifying /var/lib/clawbox
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In `@src/tests/routes/discord/configure-hermes.test.ts`:
- Line 108: Add a test case in the configureHermes route tests using
ensureGateway status with running true and applied false, then assert the
response reports restarted false and warning "restart_pending". Keep the
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Use a dedicated staging directory under /var/lib/clawbox.
step_systemd_services runs during fresh installs and in-app updates. It passes /var/lib/clawbox to install -d -o root -g root -m 0700, which changes an existing directory's ownership and mode. This can block access to clawbox-owned state, including the clock snapshot path. Set SUDOERS_STAGING_DIR to /var/lib/clawbox/sudoers-staging instead.
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In `@install.sh` at line 2690, Update the SUDOERS_STAGING_DIR value used by
step_systemd_services to /var/lib/clawbox/sudoers-staging, ensuring install
creates and hardens only this dedicated staging directory rather than modifying
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Keep $backup when rollback fails.
Both rollback-failure paths delete $backup. Retain it and include its path in the error message. The visudo -c path also removes $dest, so $backup is the only remaining recovery copy.
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In `@install.sh` around lines 2747 - 2759, Update the rollback handling around the
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Cover the refused-restart state.
Line 108 sets both running and applied to false. The test passes with the previous return status.running logic. Add a case with running: true and applied: false. Assert restarted: false and warning: "restart_pending".
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In `@src/tests/routes/discord/configure-hermes.test.ts` at line 108, Add a test
case in the configureHermes route tests using ensureGateway status with running
true and applied false, then assert the response reports restarted false and
warning "restart_pending". Keep the existing case unchanged.
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Follow-up to #471 — targets
fix/hermes-sudoers-445-r2, notbeta, so it lands with the narrowing rather than after it. Please review it as part of #471; it is not independently mergeable.Closes the two blockers from the deep review of #471, plus a documentation correction. The agent-capability research that motivated the second one is posted as a comment on #471.
B1 — a failed sudoers install could still trigger the quarantine
install_sudoers_dropin(install.sh:2680) could return 0 after aninstall(1)that never wrote anything, andstep_systemd_servicesused that success as permission to remove/etc/sudoers.d/90-clawbox-nopasswd. On a device whose only grant is the blanket one — which is every shipped box — the sequence ends with neither file: no working sudo at all, on an appliance with no console.Two defects combined:
1. Both call sites ran the function in a condition context. install.sh:2950 (
if install_sudoers_dropin …; then) and install.sh:2961 (… || echo). Bash suspendsset -efor the whole dynamic extent of a command being tested, so every unchecked line inside the function body was silently non-fatal too:cat "$src" > "$staged"visudo -cfpasses and it installscat "$dest" > "$backup"install … "$staged" "$dest"install … "$backup" "$dest"rolled … backwhether or not it did2. The function's own success signal could not see the failure. The closing
visudo -c(install.sh:2724) re-reads whatever is on disk, so after a failed install it validates the old file and answers 0.Fix
set -eat all.cmp -s). A return code cannot distinguish "wrote nothing" from "wrote everything"; a comparison can, and it also catches the truncation case thatvisudostructurally cannot.sudoers_status, so the condition-context trap cannot come back.cmp -s "$PROJECT_DIR/config/clawbox-sudoers" "$SUDOERS_DIR/clawbox"— a fact about the device, not about a code path.Tests
src/tests/unit/install-sudoers-migration.test.tsgains a suite that lifts the real gate out ofstep_systemd_services(rather than re-implementing it, so it cannot drift) and runs it against a temp/etc/sudoers.dwith a fakeinstall(1)that can refuse (INSTALL_FAIL_DEST) or exit 0 having written a prefix (INSTALL_TRUNCATE_DEST). Three regression cases assert the blanket drop-in survives: refused install, truncated install, failingvisudo -c. Plus a happy-path case asserting it is quarantined once the allow-list really landed.B2 —
hermes gateway restartis not install-time-only, and it reported false successThe
EXEMPT_CALLSrationale inscripts/check-sudoers-coverage.sh:136said the sudo'd Hermes CLI call is install-time-only and its failure non-fatal. Both halves are wrong for the restart branch.ensureHermesGatewaytakessudo: systemScopeon the restart branch too (src/lib/hermes-telegram.ts:442). That is the path every Telegram / WhatsApp / Discord / Email config save hits on a provisioned Hermes box —telegram/configure/route.ts:69,discord/configure/route.ts:129,whatsapp/configure/route.ts:135,hermes-email.ts:113and:150,whatsapp-pairing.ts:682./home/clawbox/.local/bin/hermes, which the clawbox user owns and can rewrite (verified on a device:-rwxr-xr-x 1 clawbox clawbox). That is why it could not be granted and had to be exempted — and therefore why the restart silently stops working once the blanket grant is gone.runHermesCliresolves on a non-zero exit (src/lib/hermes-cli.ts:117— it only rejects on spawn failure, timeout or abort), and the status check that follows runshermes gateway statuswithout sudo. It sees the still-running old process, answersrunning: true, andtelegram/configure/route.ts:75replies{restarted: true}. The owner's new bot token then quietly kept not working.Fix — a zero-escalation grant
hermes gateway install --system --run-as-user clawboxwrites a root-owned unit that runsUser=clawbox. Verified against the installed CLI's unit template (hermes_cli/gateway.py:3514):So
systemctl restart hermes-gateway.servicestarts a process the clawbox user could have started itself — strictly less privilege than the existingrestart clawbox-gatewaygrant, whose unit has noUser=at all.gateway.py:3878printssudo systemctl restart <svc>as the CLI's own remediation hint, so this is its sanctioned path.sudo -n /usr/bin/systemctl restart hermes-gateway.service.config/clawbox-sudoers), bare +.service, no wildcard — profile units (hermes-gateway-<profile>.service) are a separate privilege question and ClawBox only ever runs the default profile. Nostart(restart starts a stopped unit) and noreset-failed(StartLimitIntervalSec=0means there is no start limit to clear).systemctl --userfrom a system service would target root's session bus — but its exit code is now checked instead of assumed.gateway install --systemstays deliberately ungranted: it writes into/etc/systemd/systemand has no safe Cmnd spelling against a clawbox-writable binary. It fails fast under-n, and the newappliedflag carries that outward instead of it disappearing into a status probe.A note on the unit name, since it will look odd on a box you check today:
hermes-gateway.servicedoes not exist until the first messaging platform is configured — that is whatensureHermesGatewayinstalls. On a box that has never had Telegram/WhatsApp/Discord/Email set up,systemctl show hermes-gateway.servicereports "no such file", and the grant is simply not exercised yet. It is not a dead line.Fix — stop faking the result
ensureHermesGatewaynow returnsHermesGatewayEnsureResult= status plusapplied: did the change it attempted actually take? Every caller requiresrunning && appliedbefore claiming a restart, and degrades to the existing "Saved — will apply on next gateway restart" warning otherwise.stopHermesEmailPollinggains a"restart-failed"outcome so/email/configurewarns instead of reporting that receiving stopped.Making
applieda required field was deliberate: it forced every existing mock in the suite to state explicitly whether it was modelling a real restart or a refused one.Trade-off, stated plainly
The CLI's restart first attempts a SIGUSR1 graceful drain of in-flight turns (
gateway.py:4082-4160);systemctl restartrelies on the unit's ownKillSignal=SIGTERM/TimeoutStopSecinstead. The CLI already falls through to the identical forcedsystemctl restartwhenever the drain does not finish in budget, so this is its own fallback path taken directly. Flagging it so it is a decision, not a surprise.Validation — what is live-verified and what is not
Live-verified on a device (read-only, before the boxes went off-subnet):
/home/clawbox/.local/bin/hermesisclawbox:clawbox 0755— the binary the old path sudo'd is user-writable.User={username}into a root-owned/etc/systemd/system/hermes-gateway.service, andsystemd_restart(system=True)reduces tosystemctl restart <svc>.-n, 30 ms without one in a no-TTY context (how the app spawns children); unbounded hang on[sudo] password for …when a PTY is attached. So-nis doing real work here./etc/sudoers.d/90-clawbox-nopasswd(clawbox ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL) is still live on the QA box, i.e. the migration this PR guards is the one that matters.Harness-verified on Linux (Ubuntu 22.04, real
visudo, LF checkout of this branch):visudo -cf config/clawbox-sudoers→parsed OK.scripts/check-sudoers-coverage.sh→OK — 43 grants, 43 resolved sudo invocations, 0 gaps.visudo -c. 8/8.NOT verified: no live
/etc/sudoers.dswap was performed. Both boxes moved off this machine's subnet mid-task, and the owner's box was mid-testing and off limits for sudoers changes throughout. I would rather say so than imply device coverage I do not have. A live install/update run on a box that still carries the blanket drop-in is the one check outstanding — it is also exactly whate2e-install/06-sudoers.spec.tsand the e2e-install container exercise.Test/lint:
eslinton every changed file: 0 problems.tsc --noEmit: 0 new errors vs the base branch (diffed error lists).vitest: 52 unit + 259 route tests across the affected areas pass. The full suite has pre-existing Windows-environment failures (missingflock, path separators) in unrelated files; none of the changed files appear in them.src/tests/unit/install-sudoers-migration.test.tsself-skips off Linux (CAN_RUNneeds/usr/sbin/visudo), so its new cases were additionally run through a standalone harness on Linux — result above.Not addressed here, on purpose
config/49-clawbox-updates.pklagrantsunix-user:clawboxthe unfilteredorg.freedesktop.systemd1.manage-unitsaction withResultAny=yes, which makes the systemd half of this allow-list advisory. Details, evidence and the JetPack constraint are in a separate comment on #471 — it needs a design decision rather than a patch, and it is yours to route.Summary by CodeRabbit
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