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Mysterium deployment checks flag the one-node-per-public-IP limit and warn when another node is using the same address.
Port-conflict guidance explains how to reserve the existing UDP range on the host and redeploy. Reservations prevent automatic port selection, but not explicit port binds, and warnings may remain.
Bug Fixes
When a running node’s identity cannot be read during deployment, its existing mismatch hold is restored before deployment is refused.
Documentation
Updated Mysterium setup and upgrade instructions with port-reservation steps and network configuration details.
Added MystNodes’ per-IP device limit to the provider comparison.
…d a refused deploy popped, and record one node per IP
The ephemeral-range warning now gives the other route: keep the range and
reserve it with net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports, persisted in sysctl.d.
The worker reads its own network namespace, not the host's, so it cannot
see the reservation; the warning says a box that reserved it can redeploy.
A deploy refused because the running node's identity could not be read
dropped a mismatch hold kept only in memory. It is restored now, like the
stop and rename refusals already did.
MystNodes allows one node per public IP; the catalog said unlimited.
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UPGRADING.md
app/drift.py
app/orchestrator.py
docs/guides/mysterium.md
tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py
Walkthrough
The PR adds host-side UDP port reservation instructions to Mysterium guidance and Fleet warnings. It sets Mysterium’s declared device limit to one per public IP. It also documents and tests identity-hold preservation when the running node’s identity cannot be read.
The drift warning and documentation describe temporary and persistent host reservation for the recorded UDP range. They state that the Fleet warning remains because the worker cannot read the host reservation. Tests check the instructions and the recorded range. The guide also replaces its --net host statement with the LAN fence description.
Per-IP device limit
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Declare and test the per-IP limit services/bandwidth/mysterium.yml, docs/research/per-ip-device-limits.md, tests/test_preflight.py
Mysterium’s devices_per_ip value changes from 0 to 1. The research table documents the provider limit, and preflight tests check the declaration and the result for an existing deployment.
Identity-hold preservation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Identity hold on deployment refusal app/orchestrator.py, tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py
A comment documents restoration of the prior identity record and hold when the running node’s identity cannot be read. A test checks that deployment refusal preserves the hold and its visibility through identity_problem.
geiresx/CashPilot#44: Both PRs update Mysterium UDP port reservation guidance and address overlap with Linux ephemeral ports.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review b34a3
Following either instruction on a host with existing reservations can remove them and allow those ports to be allocated automatically. Correct both instructions before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to b34a3
The deployment change preserves an existing identity safeguard rather than weakening it. The device limit remains advisory. Residual risk concerns manual changes to shared host settings and recovery behavior that was not fully verified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The executable fix concerns the identity hold for the named container on its worker. By contrast, an operator applying the reservation command changes the host network namespace's shared reservation list, potentially affecting services beyond Mysterium if existing entries are not retained.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The changed warning remains display text rather than an automatic privileged operation. Its UDP range is extracted using a numeric full-match pattern, and the known dashboard consumer escapes the warning before rendering it. Applying the host configuration still requires an operator to execute the instructions.
observed — Gated deploy_raw invocations use an existing process-local lock. Before replacement, the code also verifies the old container's service and instance labels. The PR does not introduce these controls or broaden their authority.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The added regressions cover preservation of a memory-only hold and preservation of a disk record written during the identity read. The latter models an interleaving through a callback; it does not establish process-level concurrency or crash recovery guarantees.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make reading and merging the existing host reservation list an explicit prerequisite in the Fleet warning and upgrade procedure, as the detailed guide already does. This would reduce accidental replacement of unrelated reservations when operators copy the single-range examples.
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The title "mirror of GeiserX#679" only says the PR mirrors an upstream change. It does not name the actual change. The changeset adds Mysterium guidance on UDP port reservation via ip_local_reserved_ports, a one-device-per-IP limit for MystNodes, and an identity-hold fix in deploy_raw. The title is therefore vague about the substance, though it is not unrelated.
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Rewrite the title to name the primary change, for example: "Document Mysterium UDP port reservation and one node per public IP limit". Keep the upstream reference in the description if needed.
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Review comments at @app/drift.py:
- Around line 179-180: Update the warning text using RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL to
clarify that reserving a port range prevents automatic assignment only; it does
not prevent explicit binds or free ports already in use, so a host program
holding a port can still cause redeployment to fail. Add the same limitation to
the Mysterium guide.
Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Line 921: In the refusal path, replace the call to _restore_identity with an
in-memory-only update to _MISMATCH_HELD. Preserve held_before when present;
otherwise restore the prior MISMATCH reason parsed from identity_before, or
remove the entry if neither applies. Do not read, rewrite, or delete the
identity file on this path.
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…o only the in-memory pop on the refusal
A reserved range keeps the kernel from handing its ports out, but a program
that binds one by number still takes it. The refusal now puts back only the
hold it popped and leaves the record on disk as it is, so a record written
while the deploy ran is not overwritten.
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Major · Read existing reservations before writing the new range. · mysterium.md:111-117
docs/guides/mysterium.md:111-117 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Read existing reservations before writing the new range.
If the host already has reservations, the first command removes them. The later check cannot recover them from the live value. Automatic allocation can then use those ports and cause later binds to fail.
Suggested fix
+Before you run these commands, read the current value with+`sysctl net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports`. If it lists ranges, add+`56000-56100` to that list, comma-separated, and use the full list+in both commands.+
```bash
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports=56000-56100
echo 'net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports = 56000-56100' | sudo tee /etc/sysctl.d/90-mysterium-ports.conf
```
-If `sysctl net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports` already lists ranges, add yours-to them, comma-separated, in both places. The file under `/etc/sysctl.d/`+The file under `/etc/sysctl.d/`
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Review comment at @docs/guides/mysterium.md around lines 111 - 117:
Update the port-reservation instructions around the sysctl commands to require
reading the current `net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports` value before writing.
Preserve any existing ranges by adding `56000-56100` to the full comma-separated
list, and use that same complete list in both the live `sysctl` command and the
persistent configuration file.
Minor · Preserve all reservations in the effective boot-time assignment · drift.py:179-182
app/drift.py:179-182 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Preserve all reservations in the effective boot-time assignment
If another sysctl.d file sets ip_local_reserved_ports, reboot can discard either the existing reservations or the Mysterium range. The guide merges both ranges, but a later assignment can still replace them.
In app/drift.py, UPGRADING.md, and docs/guides/mysterium.md, direct operators to inspect sysctl.d precedence and put the combined list in the effective boot-time assignment. Keep the explanation that reservations do not prevent explicit binds.
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Review comment at @app/drift.py around lines 179 - 182:
Update the reservation guidance in the visible `app/drift.py` message and its
corresponding sections in `UPGRADING.md` and `docs/guides/mysterium.md` to
direct operators to check sysctl.d precedence and ensure the effective boot-time
assignment contains the combined existing and Mysterium port ranges. Preserve
the explanation that reservations prevent automatic port picks but not explicit
binds.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @app/drift.py:
- Around line 179-182: Update the reservation guidance in the visible
`app/drift.py` message and its corresponding sections in `UPGRADING.md` and
`docs/guides/mysterium.md` to direct operators to check sysctl.d precedence and
ensure the effective boot-time assignment contains the combined existing and
Mysterium port ranges. Preserve the explanation that reservations prevent
automatic port picks but not explicit binds.
Review comments at @docs/guides/mysterium.md:
- Around line 111-117: Update the port-reservation instructions around the
sysctl commands to require reading the current
`net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports` value before writing. Preserve any existing
ranges by adding `56000-56100` to the full comma-separated list, and use that
same complete list in both the live `sysctl` command and the persistent
configuration file.
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Outside-diff findings on 0d887c4: (1) mysterium.md reading the existing reservations first: fixed in b34a360, the check now comes before the commands. (2) sysctl.d precedence across other files: declined. The text already says to merge with any ranges already set, and which file wins at boot is general Linux administration, not something this guide should teach. @coderabbitai review
@geiresx The guide now says to read existing reservations before running the commands. I acknowledge your decision on sysctl.d precedence.
I’ll review the PR.
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Major · Read existing reservations before displaying the write. · drift.py:179-183
app/drift.py:179-183 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Read existing reservations before displaying the write.
If an operator copies the displayed command, it removes all other reservations. The kernel can then automatically assign those ports. Require the operator to read and combine the lists before the write.
Suggested fix
- f"Or keep this range and reserve it on the host, so the kernel stops handing its ports out: run "- f"sysctl -w {RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL}={m[1]}-{m[2]} (add it to any ranges already listed there, "- f"comma-separated), and put the line {RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL} = {m[1]}-{m[2]} in a file under "+ f"Or keep this range and reserve it on the host, so the kernel stops handing its ports out. First read "+ f"sysctl {RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL}, then add it to any ranges already listed there, comma-separated. "+ "Use the whole list in both the write and the file below, or the write drops existing reservations. "+ f"If no ranges are listed, run sysctl -w {RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL}={m[1]}-{m[2]}, and put the line "+ f"{RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL} = {m[1]}-{m[2]} in a file under "
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Review comment at @app/drift.py around lines 179 - 183:
Update the reservation guidance that uses RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL to tell
operators to read its current value and combine the requested range with all
existing ranges before writing; make clear the complete list must be used for
both the sysctl update and persistent configuration so existing reservations are
preserved.
Major · Read existing reservations before the write. · UPGRADING.md:55-62
UPGRADING.md:55-62 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Read existing reservations before the write.
If an operator runs the displayed command unchanged, it removes existing reservations. Automatic allocation can then use those ports. The parenthetical does not warn the operator to read the list before the write.
Suggested fix
- Or keep the range and reserve it on the host instead, with no router- change: `sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports=56000-56100` (use- your range, with a dash, added to any ranges already listed there), and the- line `net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports = 56000-56100` in a file under- `/etc/sysctl.d/` so it survives a reboot. It stops automatic picks only; a+ Or keep the range and reserve it on the host instead, with no router+ change. First read `sysctl net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports`. Add your+ range, with a dash, to any listed ranges, separated by commas. Use the+ complete list in both the live write and the file under `/etc/sysctl.d/`.+ If the list is empty and your range is `56000:56100`, run+ `sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports=56000-56100` and put+ `net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports = 56000-56100` in that file.+ It stops automatic picks only; a
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Review comment at @UPGRADING.md around lines 55 - 62:
Update the host reservation guidance in the “Or keep the range” section of
UPGRADING.md to tell operators to read existing net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports
values first, append their range to the existing comma-separated list, and use
the complete list for both the live sysctl write and persistent configuration.
Keep the example command for an empty list and preserve the surrounding
explanation.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @app/drift.py:
- Around line 179-183: Update the reservation guidance that uses
RESERVED_PORTS_SYSCTL to tell operators to read its current value and combine
the requested range with all existing ranges before writing; make clear the
complete list must be used for both the sysctl update and persistent
configuration so existing reservations are preserved.
Review comments at @UPGRADING.md:
- Around line 55-62: Update the host reservation guidance in the “Or keep the
range” section of UPGRADING.md to tell operators to read existing
net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports values first, append their range to the
existing comma-separated list, and use the complete list for both the live
sysctl write and persistent configuration. Keep the example command for an empty
list and preserve the surrounding explanation.
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…, and keep a hold set during a refused deploy
The reserve route now says to read the list before sysctl -w replaces it,
uses sudo, and names a .conf file, the only kind systemd-sysctl loads. The
refusal restores the popped hold only when no newer one was set meanwhile.
The guide says the firewall on the operator's own network is theirs.
#!/bin/bashset -u
echo"=== Current revision ==="
git rev-parse HEAD
echo"=== Locate referenced files ==="
fd -t f -g 'drift.py'
fd -t f -g 'UPGRADING.md'echo"=== File structure ==="
ast-grep outline app/drift.py --items all 2>/dev/null ||true
ast-grep outline UPGRADING.md 2>/dev/null ||trueecho"=== app/drift.py ==="
cat -n app/drift.py
echo"=== UPGRADING.md ==="
cat -n UPGRADING.md
echo"=== Referenced commit ==="
git show --format=fuller --stat 22f8782a -- app/drift.py UPGRADING.md
git show --format= 22f8782a -- app/drift.py UPGRADING.md
echo"=== Commit ancestry ==="if git merge-base --is-ancestor 22f8782a HEAD;thenecho"22f8782a is an ancestor of HEAD";elseecho"22f8782a ancestry unavailable or not an ancestor";fi
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@geiresx Both app/drift.py and UPGRADING.md now say to read existing reservations before the write and include them in the full list.
I’ll review the PR.
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