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setup-host: refuse a claimed subnet (#80); BOX_SUBNET end-to-end; doctor learns the gateway-squat signature #86

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Fixes #80.

Running box setup-host (or the drill, whose install path runs setup-host) inside a box built a nested boxnet claiming the exact subnet and gateway of the guest's own uplink: the guest then held 10.88.0.1 as a local address while its default route pointed at 10.88.0.1 as its gateway, carried two conflicting 10.88.0.0/24 connected routes, and suffered the issue's intermittent, self-recovering egress blackouts. This lands the issue's suggested fixes 1–3; suggested fix 4 (the agent-context guard note for the claude/codex/grok templates) lands in heavy-duty/rig#31's bootstrap roles per the thin-templates split (#81).

1. `setup-host` refuses a claimed subnet — before any mutation

Right after the sudo resolution (nothing mutating precedes it), setup-host scans the target subnet: the default route's gateway inside it (the smoking gun — that is this machine's own uplink, i.e. the inside of a box), or any non-boxnet interface holding an address in it, refuses with exit 1, names issue #80 and the way out (BOX_SUBNET). A prior boxnet owning the subnet is the one claimant that is not a collision — the legitimate converge re-run — and an existing bridge on a different subnet refuses too: setup-host converges a bridge, it never re-addresses one under live leases. The drill is covered by the same guard (its install path runs setup-host).

2. `BOX_SUBNET` — the subnet is an input, end to end

BOX_SUBNET=<a.b.c.0/24> (validated at the gate; garbage and wrong shapes die by name), alongside the existing BOX_DNS. Every consumer derives from it:

the bridge: ipv4.address=<gw>/24
the ACL's gateway carve-out <gw>/32 — and the ruleset is now converged via network acl edit, not created once: the #80 escape hatch (moving the bridge) left the old /32 behind, stranding box DNS inside the 10.0.0.0/8 drop
box-firewall reads the gateway off the live bridge instead of hardcoding it
the drill, the multiuser rehearsal and migrate-host derive their subnet prefix from incus network get boxnet ipv4.address (no more hardcoded 10.88)

3. `box doctor` knows the signature

gw_squat_signature (pure ip route/ip addr text → findings, unit-drivable): a default gateway held as a LOCAL address, and duplicate connected routes for the uplink subnet.
Judged on this machine first, both tiers, before any daemon check — inside a poisoned guest, the daemon answering is the nested impostor — and probed inside every box doctor examines (probe_sig), where the signature actually lives.
The existing "egress broken but DNS fine" split now names itself as #80's fingerprint on both tiers (the impostor dnsmasq on the captured gateway keeps resolving while IP egress dies) and points at the signature probes.
The admin ACL section verifies the gateway carve-out matches boxnet's actual gateway (the stale-/32 failure mode above).

Verification

Suite: bash test/cli.sh → 265 passed, 0 failed (211 on main + 54 new); shellcheck -x bin/* **/*.sh clean. New coverage: both guard functions extracted and driven (shim ip, canned tables — including the issue's captures verbatim); the whole setup-host driven end to end under logging shims, asserting the refusals made zero incus/sudo calls, the converge path still reaches "Host ready", and a fresh BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 build lands ipv4.address=10.89.0.1/24 + destination: 10.89.0.1/32; the doctor signature driven against the poisoned, workaround-remapped, healthy-host, no-default-route, gateway-only and duplicate-only fixtures; line-order guards on refuse-before-mutation and signature-before-daemon.

Live, on a box that IS the issue's environment (uplink 10.88.0.202/24 via gw 10.88.0.1, nested stack present with the workaround applied — boxnet remapped to 10.89.0.1/24):

The patched setup-host refuses before touching anything:

$ bash host/setup-host.sh
ERROR: refusing to build boxnet on 10.88.0.0/24 — that subnet is already
       claimed here by this machine's own DEFAULT GATEWAY (10.88.0.1 via enp5s0).
       If that is this machine's uplink, you are INSIDE a box: a nested
       stack on the guest's own subnet captures its gateway address and
       blackholes its egress, intermittently (issue #80).
       Nothing was changed. To build a nested stack anyway, pick a free
       subnet:  BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 box setup-host
exit=1

The patched doctor (read-only, admin path) on the same machine:

This machine — is a nested box stack squatting on the gateway? (#80)
  OK    the default gateway is not held locally, and the uplink subnet has one connected route
...
ACL — box-isolate
  DIRTY the gateway carve-out (10.88.0.1/32) does NOT match boxnet's gateway (10.89.0.1) —
        box DNS to the gateway dies inside the 10.0.0.0/8 drop
        the bridge moved (#80's escape hatch) and the ACL did not follow
        fix:  BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 box setup-host   (it converges the ACL now)

Both verdicts are the truth of that machine: the duplicate-route/captured-gateway signature is absent (the workaround moved the bridge — the pre-workaround state is covered by the synthetic fixtures, which reproduce the issue's ip route capture verbatim), and the stale carve-out the workaround left behind is real and now has a name and a fix.

Not verified locally: incus network acl edit against a live daemon (the only writable daemon in reach is the live test asset this PR must not mutate) — CI's rehearsal job runs the real setup-host on a fresh daemon and the doctor baseline asserts the carve-out matches, so a bad edit turns that job red.

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Fixes #80. Running `box setup-host` (or the drill, whose install path runs setup-host) **inside a box** built a nested `boxnet` claiming the exact subnet and gateway of the guest's own uplink: the guest then held `10.88.0.1` as a *local* address while its default route pointed at `10.88.0.1` as its *gateway*, carried two conflicting `10.88.0.0/24` connected routes, and suffered the issue's intermittent, self-recovering egress blackouts. This lands the issue's suggested fixes 1–3; suggested fix 4 (the agent-context guard note for the `claude`/`codex`/`grok` templates) lands in heavy-duty/rig#31's bootstrap roles per the thin-templates split (#81). ## 1. `setup-host` refuses a claimed subnet — before any mutation Right after the sudo resolution (nothing mutating precedes it), setup-host scans the target subnet: the **default route's gateway inside it** (the smoking gun — that is this machine's own uplink, i.e. the inside of a box), or **any non-`boxnet` interface holding an address in it**, refuses with exit 1, names issue #80 and the way out (`BOX_SUBNET`). A prior `boxnet` owning the subnet is the one claimant that is *not* a collision — the legitimate converge re-run — and an existing bridge on a *different* subnet refuses too: setup-host converges a bridge, it never re-addresses one under live leases. The drill is covered by the same guard (its install path runs setup-host). ## 2. `BOX_SUBNET` — the subnet is an input, end to end `BOX_SUBNET=<a.b.c.0/24>` (validated at the gate; garbage and wrong shapes die by name), alongside the existing `BOX_DNS`. Every consumer derives from it: - the bridge: `ipv4.address=<gw>/24` - the ACL's gateway carve-out `<gw>/32` — and the ruleset is now **converged via `network acl edit`**, not created once: the #80 escape hatch (moving the bridge) left the old `/32` behind, stranding box DNS inside the `10.0.0.0/8` drop - `box-firewall` reads the gateway off the live bridge instead of hardcoding it - the drill, the multiuser rehearsal and `migrate-host` derive their subnet prefix from `incus network get boxnet ipv4.address` (no more hardcoded `10.88`) ## 3. `box doctor` knows the signature - **`gw_squat_signature`** (pure `ip route`/`ip addr` text → findings, unit-drivable): a default gateway held as a LOCAL address, and duplicate connected routes for the uplink subnet. - Judged on **this machine first, both tiers, before any daemon check** — inside a poisoned guest, the daemon answering is the nested impostor — and probed **inside every box** doctor examines (`probe_sig`), where the signature actually lives. - The existing "egress broken but DNS fine" split now names itself as #80's fingerprint on both tiers (the impostor dnsmasq on the captured gateway keeps resolving while IP egress dies) and points at the signature probes. - The admin ACL section verifies the gateway carve-out matches `boxnet`'s **actual** gateway (the stale-`/32` failure mode above). ## Verification **Suite:** `bash test/cli.sh` → **265 passed, 0 failed** (211 on main + 54 new); `shellcheck -x bin/* **/*.sh` clean. New coverage: both guard functions extracted and driven (shim `ip`, canned tables — including the issue's captures verbatim); the whole setup-host driven end to end under logging shims, asserting the refusals made **zero** incus/sudo calls, the converge path still reaches "Host ready", and a fresh `BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24` build lands `ipv4.address=10.89.0.1/24` + `destination: 10.89.0.1/32`; the doctor signature driven against the poisoned, workaround-remapped, healthy-host, no-default-route, gateway-only and duplicate-only fixtures; line-order guards on refuse-before-mutation and signature-before-daemon. **Live, on a box that IS the issue's environment** (uplink `10.88.0.202/24` via gw `10.88.0.1`, nested stack present with the workaround applied — `boxnet` remapped to `10.89.0.1/24`): The patched setup-host refuses before touching anything: ``` $ bash host/setup-host.sh ERROR: refusing to build boxnet on 10.88.0.0/24 — that subnet is already claimed here by this machine's own DEFAULT GATEWAY (10.88.0.1 via enp5s0). If that is this machine's uplink, you are INSIDE a box: a nested stack on the guest's own subnet captures its gateway address and blackholes its egress, intermittently (issue #80). Nothing was changed. To build a nested stack anyway, pick a free subnet: BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 box setup-host exit=1 ``` The patched doctor (read-only, admin path) on the same machine: ``` This machine — is a nested box stack squatting on the gateway? (#80) OK the default gateway is not held locally, and the uplink subnet has one connected route ... ACL — box-isolate DIRTY the gateway carve-out (10.88.0.1/32) does NOT match boxnet's gateway (10.89.0.1) — box DNS to the gateway dies inside the 10.0.0.0/8 drop the bridge moved (#80's escape hatch) and the ACL did not follow fix: BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 box setup-host (it converges the ACL now) ``` Both verdicts are the truth of that machine: the duplicate-route/captured-gateway signature is **absent** (the workaround moved the bridge — the pre-workaround state is covered by the synthetic fixtures, which reproduce the issue's `ip route` capture verbatim), and the stale carve-out the workaround left behind is real and now has a name and a fix. **Not verified locally:** `incus network acl edit` against a live daemon (the only writable daemon in reach is the live test asset this PR must not mutate) — CI's rehearsal job runs the real setup-host on a fresh daemon and the doctor baseline asserts the carve-out matches, so a bad edit turns that job red. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

grok-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-18 19:58:43 +00:00

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Verdict: Approve

Fixes #80 as claimed: refuse-before-mutation, BOX_SUBNET plumb-through, doctor gateway-squat signature + ACL carve-out check, and tests that pin the load-bearing seams. CI check + rehearsal green. No prior comments/reviews.

What lands cleanly

1. Claimed-subnet refusal (setup-host)
valid_subnet + subnet_claimant sit immediately after sudo resolution, before apt/usermod/incus. Smoking gun (default GW inside target) and foreign-iface claimants both refuse with #80 + BOX_SUBNET named; prior boxnet on the same subnet is allowed (converge); existing bridge on a different subnet refuses re-address under live leases. Pure over ip output so the suite can drive it.

2. BOX_SUBNET end-to-end
Bridge ipv4.address, ACL allow /32, and derived GW all follow one validated a.b.c.0/24. ACL is now full-ruleset converge via network acl edit (not create-once) — correct fix for the escape-hatch stale-/32 stranding DNS inside 10.0.0.0/8. Drill / multiuser / migrate-host drop hardcoded 10.88 and read prefix from incus network get boxnet ipv4.address. box-firewall reads GW off the live bridge (nft path rebuilds correctly).

3. Doctor gw_squat_signature
Pure text→findings; judged on this machine first, both tiers, before any daemon call (nested impostor daemon); probe_sig on both tiers; egress-broken/DNS-fine names itself as #80 fingerprint; admin ACL section compares carve-out to live bridge GW. Fixtures include the issue capture, remapped workaround, healthy host, and each signature line alone.

4. Tests
Refuse paths assert no incus/sudo log files (exit 1 on test -e); converge still reaches "Host ready"; fresh BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24 logs bridge + ACL destinations; line-order guards on guard-before-mutation and signature-before-daemon. Shellcheck-clean path covered by CI.

Suggested fix 4 (template agent-context) correctly deferred to heavy-duty/rig#31 per #81.

Non-blocking nits

UFW does not converge when the bridge GW moves. box-firewall.sh still skips the whole UFW block once DENY on boxnet exists. nft flush/rebuild tracks a remapped GW; UFW leaves the old allow … to <old-gw> port 53. That is the same class of failure the PR carefully fixed for the ACL. First install with BOX_SUBNET is fine; remapped-then-re-setup UFW hosts are not fully end-to-end. Follow-up: converge UFW (or document "UFW hosts: re-add DNS allows after a bridge move").
Doctor fix text hardcodes 10.89.0.1/24. Fine as the issue's known-good workaround; wrong if 10.89 is already claimed. Optional: prefer "pick a free /24 via BOX_SUBNET=…" without a fixed target, or note collision risk.
Boot fallback GW=10.88.0.1 when boxnet is absent is only a paper-over for default-subnet hosts; harmless for first install (After=incus.service + setup-host order), slightly misleading if a custom-subnet host ever hits the no-bridge window on a first boot before UFW rules exist. Low practical risk.

Not blockers / out of scope as stated

Live acl edit not hand-probed on a poisoned host — honest in the PR body; rehearsal runs real setup-host + doctor on a fresh daemon.
Full drill/drill.sh still not in CI (pre-existing); multiuser rehearsal covers the derived-prefix probes on the default subnet.
Prefix match is string/index, not real CIDR — acceptable given /24 + trailing-dot validation, and covered by the 10.8 vs 10.88 test.

No request-changes items. Approve.

**Verdict: Approve** Fixes #80 as claimed: refuse-before-mutation, `BOX_SUBNET` plumb-through, doctor gateway-squat signature + ACL carve-out check, and tests that pin the load-bearing seams. CI `check` + `rehearsal` green. No prior comments/reviews. ### What lands cleanly **1. Claimed-subnet refusal (setup-host)** `valid_subnet` + `subnet_claimant` sit immediately after sudo resolution, before apt/usermod/incus. Smoking gun (default GW inside target) and foreign-iface claimants both refuse with #80 + `BOX_SUBNET` named; prior `boxnet` on the *same* subnet is allowed (converge); existing bridge on a *different* subnet refuses re-address under live leases. Pure over `ip` output so the suite can drive it. **2. `BOX_SUBNET` end-to-end** Bridge `ipv4.address`, ACL allow `/32`, and derived GW all follow one validated `a.b.c.0/24`. ACL is now **full-ruleset converge via `network acl edit`** (not create-once) — correct fix for the escape-hatch stale-`/32` stranding DNS inside `10.0.0.0/8`. Drill / multiuser / migrate-host drop hardcoded `10.88` and read prefix from `incus network get boxnet ipv4.address`. `box-firewall` reads GW off the live bridge (nft path rebuilds correctly). **3. Doctor `gw_squat_signature`** Pure text→findings; judged on this machine first, both tiers, **before** any daemon call (nested impostor daemon); `probe_sig` on both tiers; egress-broken/DNS-fine names itself as #80 fingerprint; admin ACL section compares carve-out to live bridge GW. Fixtures include the issue capture, remapped workaround, healthy host, and each signature line alone. **4. Tests** Refuse paths assert **no** `incus`/`sudo` log files (exit 1 on `test -e`); converge still reaches "Host ready"; fresh `BOX_SUBNET=10.89.0.0/24` logs bridge + ACL destinations; line-order guards on guard-before-mutation and signature-before-daemon. Shellcheck-clean path covered by CI. Suggested fix 4 (template agent-context) correctly deferred to heavy-duty/rig#31 per #81. ### Non-blocking nits 1. **UFW does not converge when the bridge GW moves.** `box-firewall.sh` still skips the whole UFW block once `DENY` on `boxnet` exists. nft flush/rebuild tracks a remapped GW; UFW leaves the old `allow … to <old-gw> port 53`. That is the same class of failure the PR carefully fixed for the ACL. First install with `BOX_SUBNET` is fine; remapped-then-re-setup UFW hosts are not fully end-to-end. Follow-up: converge UFW (or document "UFW hosts: re-add DNS allows after a bridge move"). 2. **Doctor fix text hardcodes `10.89.0.1/24`.** Fine as the issue's known-good workaround; wrong if `10.89` is already claimed. Optional: prefer "pick a free `/24` via `BOX_SUBNET=…`" without a fixed target, or note collision risk. 3. **Boot fallback `GW=10.88.0.1` when `boxnet` is absent** is only a paper-over for default-subnet hosts; harmless for first install (`After=incus.service` + setup-host order), slightly misleading if a custom-subnet host ever hits the no-bridge window on a first boot before UFW rules exist. Low practical risk. ### Not blockers / out of scope as stated - Live `acl edit` not hand-probed on a poisoned host — honest in the PR body; rehearsal runs real setup-host + doctor on a fresh daemon. - Full `drill/drill.sh` still not in CI (pre-existing); multiuser rehearsal covers the derived-prefix probes on the default subnet. - Prefix match is string/`index`, not real CIDR — acceptable given `/24` + trailing-dot validation, and covered by the `10.8` vs `10.88` test. No request-changes items. Approve.

claude-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-07-18 20:14:12 +00:00

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🔧 Reviewed — I agree with most; feedback below.

Read the diff end to end and reproduced the guard/signature logic by hand against the fixtures. The core is correct and the test coverage is genuinely load-bearing, not decorative:

subnet_claimant prefix-matches on ${1%0/24} with the trailing dot terminating (10.8.0. ≠ 10.88.x), the default-gateway-inside-target case fires while dev == boxnet and boxnet's own address are correctly exempted, and the command-substitution exit status (if hit="$(subnet_claimant …)") makes "clean → don't refuse" fall out right. The A_HOSTSTACK converge case is a true negative, not luck.
gw_squat_signature: both lines keyed off ip -o addr $4 and kernel-proto $2=="dev" routes match the real formats; up is pinned to the default route's dev, so a healthy host with boxnet on its own subnet stays clean. Each line proven to fire alone.
ACL moved to full-ruleset network acl edit converge (not create-once) is the right call for the stale-/32 stranding, and the doctor carve-out check reads the allow rule position-independently.

Two concerns, both non-blocking — but they're the same class of bug this PR fixes for the ACL, left unfixed in the UFW/boot path:

UFW doesn't converge on a bridge move, and doctor can't see that it didn't. host/box-firewall.sh:16 still guards the whole UFW block behind "does a DENY on boxnet rule already exist" — so a host that remaps boxnet off a colliding subnet keeps its old allow … to <old-gw> port 53 and never gains one for the new gateway. That's exactly the stale-carve-out failure the ACL path was rewritten to prevent. Worse, the new doctor check (drill/doctor.sh:290) only compares the incus ACL carve-out to the live gateway — which setup-host now converges — so a remapped UFW host gets a clean OK the gateway carve-out matches bill while box→gateway DNS is actually being dropped by the stale UFW rule. The safety net (rehearsal + doctor) has a blind spot precisely for UFW hosts that use the #80 escape hatch. Either converge the UFW allows off the live bridge too, or have the doctor check also inspect the UFW DNS-allow gateway.
box-firewall.sh:19 boot fallback GW=10.88.0.1 is wrong on a BOX_SUBNET host. The comment argues the fallback only papers over the no-bridge-yet window, but on a 10.89.x host that hits that window at boot (bridge not yet addressed when the service runs, e.g. nft DOCKER-USER rebuild), the carve-out is built for the wrong gateway. Harmless on the default subnet; a latent DNS-drop on a custom-subnet host. Worth either ordering the service after boxnet has an address, or failing closed rather than defaulting to 10.88.0.1.

Everything else — the refuse-before-mutation ordering (asserted on the shims' absence of calls, nicely), the plumb-through to every derived value, deferring template fix 4 to rig#31 — I agree with. CI check + rehearsal green.

— automated review by claude-bot-andresmgsl · heavy-duty-review-bot

🔧 **Reviewed — I agree with most; feedback below.** Read the diff end to end and reproduced the guard/signature logic by hand against the fixtures. The core is correct and the test coverage is genuinely load-bearing, not decorative: - `subnet_claimant` prefix-matches on `${1%0/24}` with the trailing dot terminating (`10.8.0.` ≠ `10.88.x`), the default-gateway-inside-target case fires while `dev == boxnet` and boxnet's own address are correctly exempted, and the command-substitution exit status (`if hit="$(subnet_claimant …)"`) makes "clean → don't refuse" fall out right. The `A_HOSTSTACK` converge case is a true negative, not luck. - `gw_squat_signature`: both lines keyed off `ip -o addr` `$4` and kernel-proto `$2=="dev"` routes match the real formats; `up` is pinned to the default route's `dev`, so a healthy host with boxnet on its own subnet stays clean. Each line proven to fire alone. - ACL moved to full-ruleset `network acl edit` converge (not create-once) is the right call for the stale-`/32` stranding, and the doctor carve-out check reads the allow rule position-independently. Two concerns, both non-blocking — but they're the *same class of bug this PR fixes for the ACL*, left unfixed in the UFW/boot path: 1. **UFW doesn't converge on a bridge move, and doctor can't see that it didn't.** `host/box-firewall.sh:16` still guards the whole UFW block behind "does a `DENY on boxnet` rule already exist" — so a host that remaps boxnet off a colliding subnet keeps its old `allow … to <old-gw> port 53` and never gains one for the new gateway. That's exactly the stale-carve-out failure the ACL path was rewritten to prevent. Worse, the new doctor check (`drill/doctor.sh:290`) only compares the **incus ACL** carve-out to the live gateway — which setup-host now converges — so a remapped UFW host gets a clean `OK the gateway carve-out matches` bill while box→gateway DNS is actually being dropped by the stale UFW rule. The safety net (rehearsal + doctor) has a blind spot precisely for UFW hosts that use the #80 escape hatch. Either converge the UFW allows off the live bridge too, or have the doctor check also inspect the UFW DNS-allow gateway. 2. **`box-firewall.sh:19` boot fallback `GW=10.88.0.1` is wrong on a `BOX_SUBNET` host.** The comment argues the fallback only papers over the no-bridge-yet window, but on a `10.89.x` host that hits that window at boot (bridge not yet addressed when the service runs, e.g. nft DOCKER-USER rebuild), the carve-out is built for the wrong gateway. Harmless on the default subnet; a latent DNS-drop on a custom-subnet host. Worth either ordering the service after boxnet has an address, or failing closed rather than defaulting to `10.88.0.1`. Everything else — the refuse-before-mutation ordering (asserted on the shims' *absence* of calls, nicely), the plumb-through to every derived value, deferring template fix 4 to rig#31 — I agree with. CI `check` + `rehearsal` green. — _automated review by `claude-bot-andresmgsl` · heavy-duty-review-bot_

codex-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-18 20:14:44 +00:00

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Verdict: I agree with everything and have no additional feedback.

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Post-merge follow-up: @claude-bot-andresmgsl's two non-blocking items (UFW converge on a bridge move + the doctor's UFW blind spot, and the GW=10.88.0.1 boot fallback) are addressed in #89 — UFW allows now converge off the live bridge every run, doctor judges UFW's own DNS carve-out against the live gateway, and the boot window fails closed instead of guessing a gateway.

Post-merge follow-up: @claude-bot-andresmgsl's two non-blocking items (UFW converge on a bridge move + the doctor's UFW blind spot, and the `GW=10.88.0.1` boot fallback) are addressed in #89 — UFW allows now converge off the live bridge every run, doctor judges UFW's own DNS carve-out against the live gateway, and the boot window fails closed instead of guessing a gateway.

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