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fix(mysterium): deploy the node only behind the LAN fence, as the web worker now does - #283
The web catalog moved Mysterium off host networking. The node now runs in its own network namespace on the fenced earner bridge. The catalog also gained four fields Desktop did not read: runtime, ui_port, udp_port_range and fence_gated. Syncing them as plain data would have put the node on Docker's default bridge with NET_ADMIN, under whatever runtime the daemon defaults to, with its WebUI and its UDP range left unpublished. The catalog tests caught it (#282).
This PR ports each field's behaviour from the web worker:
runtime: the container gets the runtime the entry names (runc), whatever the daemon's default is. Before the running container is touched, the deploy checks that the daemon has that runtime. A daemon that does not have it, or does not list its runtimes, is refused.
ui_port: port 4449 is published on each address in UI_ADDRESS. localhost is read as 127.0.0.1, and anything that is not an IPv4 address is refused.
udp_port_range: the UDP_PORTS range is published 1:1. A range that is reversed, malformed or wider than max_ports is refused, both by the deploy validation (so the form says so) and by the runtime before anything is removed.
fence_gated: Desktop already has the LAN fence. A Docker deploy of a fence-gated service is refused unless the container joins the fenced network: isolation off, legacy, Podman, Windows containers and host networking are all refused, and each refusal says what to do. This matches the web's mode_problem. A chosen image is refused because the node holds NET_ADMIN. The compose export refuses the service, since Compose would start it on the default bridge. Proxied copies refuse it too. If isolation is turned off later, the node is stopped before the fence's drops go, and Start and Restart refuse it until isolation is on again. The native binaries on macOS, Windows and Linux amd64 are unchanged; only Linux arm64 and a chosen image ever used the Docker path.
devices_per_ip: upstream changed it from 0 to 1 on purpose (one node per public IP), so the test now expects 1.
The drift check counts the WebUI port and the UDP range as published ports, so a node made before this change shows as needing a redeploy.
One deliberate difference, documented in catalog-overlay/README.md: the web worker gives the node restart policy no and starts it only after reading the fence back. Desktop has no such starter yet, so the node keeps unless-stopped. With no it would stay down after every reboot. The cost is a window after a reboot: Docker starts the node before the app writes the fence again. During that window the node has no internet route, but nothing drops what it sends to the machine itself. The node's own protected-networks flag still applies inside its namespace.
Referral: the sync diff does not touch Mysterium's signup_url or code.
Tests: focused Go tests for each field, the deploy refusals, the compose and proxy refusals, and the drift check. Each one was shown to fail with its change reverted. The e2e fake daemon now answers /info the way a real one does, with its runtimes. The Mysterium e2e test now checks the fenced network, runc, the loopback WebUI and the 30 default UDP ports, and a new e2e test checks that isolation off refuses the node and creates nothing. go test -race ./... passes.
Mysterium’s Docker deployment now uses a dedicated network and requires the LAN fence. Its WebUI is published only on configured addresses, defaulting to localhost, and its UDP port range can be configured.
Deployments check that requested runtimes and published port settings are supported, and limit services publishing ports to one instance.
Bug Fixes
Invalid port settings and unsupported configurations are rejected before deployment.
Fence-gated services are stopped when isolation is disabled and can’t be started until it is restored. They can’t be deployed through compose export or with a custom image.
Documentation
Updated Mysterium deployment, networking, and port guidance.
…er now does
The web catalog moved Mysterium off host networking onto the fenced earner
bridge and added four fields Desktop did not read: runtime, ui_port,
udp_port_range and fence_gated. Synced as plain data, Desktop would have run
the node on Docker's default bridge with NET_ADMIN, its WebUI and UDP range
unpublished, under whatever runtime the daemon defaults to.
- runtime: set on the container and checked against the daemon's runtimes
before the running container is touched.
- ui_port: the WebUI is published on each UI_ADDRESS address.
- udp_port_range: the range is published 1:1, validated, and capped at
max_ports; the deploy validation refuses an oversized range too.
- fence_gated: a deploy is refused unless the node joins the fenced network,
a chosen image is refused, the compose export refuses it, and proxied
copies refuse it.
- devices_per_ip is 1 upstream on purpose; the test now expects it.
Closes#282
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app.go
e2e/fence_gated_test.go
e2e/harness/docker.go
internal/runtime/fence_gated_lock_test.go
internal/runtime/lanfence.go
internal/runtime/runtime.go
Walkthrough
Mysterium’s Docker configuration now uses runc, environment-driven port publication, and LAN-fence gating. Deployment validates these settings and enforces the fence. Service validation, compose export, proxy refusal, and tests account for fence-gated services and dynamically published ports.
The catalog adds runtime, UI-port, UDP-range, and fence-gate settings with validation for addresses and port ranges. Mysterium now declares a pinned image, runc, loopback-default UI publication, a configurable UDP range, and fence gating. The overlay removes its Mysterium image pin and updates the pin count and documentation.
Runtime port, runtime, and fence enforcement internal/runtime/*, e2e/harness/docker.go, e2e/stop_grace_test.go, app_proxies_test.go
Runtime deployment builds static and environment-derived port bindings, checks requested runtimes and fence conditions, and includes declared ports in drift detection. Fence reconciliation stops gated containers when isolation is not on. Tests check port bindings, runtime availability, fence refusal, and start and restart behavior.
Service validation and export restrictions internal/services/*, internal/proxies/*, internal/compose/*
Service validation rejects invalid published values and custom images for fence-gated services. Proxy refusal, compose generation, and scaling checks account for fence gating and environment-driven ports.
GeiserX/CashPilot-Desktop#244: Adds the LAN fence and reconciliation behavior used by this change’s Mysterium fence gating.
GeiserX/CashPilot-Desktop#213: Adds Mysterium UDP port-range configuration, which this change replaces with catalog-driven range expansion and drift checks.
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Mysterium can run without its required LAN protection during reboot and several isolation transitions. Replacement failures can also leave the node absent. Resolve these protection and recovery gaps before merging, or explicitly accept their operational impact.
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Review comments at @internal/compose/compose.go:
- Around line 119-123: Update the Compose export path so non-fence-gated
services include their declared Docker runtime in the generated service block.
Preserve the existing FenceGated rejection and use the runtime declared on
svc.Docker rather than relying on Docker’s default.
- Around line 119-123: Update the Compose export path that checks
svc.Docker.FenceGated to handle non-fence-gated services with UIPort or
UDPPortRange: include the required port bindings in the export, or refuse the
export if those bindings cannot be represented. Preserve the existing rejection
for fence-gated services.
Review comments at @internal/runtime/container_drift.go:
- Around line 307-309: Update the container drift comparison and fingerprint
construction alongside UIPort and UDPPortRange to include the catalog-required
runtime. Compare it with the inspected container runtime and ensure a
runtime-only requirement change changes the fingerprint so an existing Ignore no
longer suppresses the mismatch.
Review comments at @internal/runtime/runtime.go:
- Around line 1041-1043: The UDP port range handling uses an explicitly empty
environment value even when validation accepts the catalog default. Before
building UDP bindings and the container command, resolve the default into the
effective environment value for `rng.Env`, and use that same value for both
paths.
- Line 1052: Update the Deploy flow that assigns HostPort bindings so it checks
for conflicts in the retained Mysterium port range before removing the running
node. Preserve the existing node when a conflict is found, and ensure a failed
replacement start has a safe recovery path that restores or retains the prior
node rather than leaving no node running.
- Around line 322-324: Update the reconciliation flow around fenceGateProblem so
fence-gated containers are stopped before fence rules are reduced, and prevent
them from starting while isolation is off. Preserve the existing fence-gating
checks, and ensure the stop and restart prevention use the runtime’s established
container lifecycle mechanisms.
- Around line 1085-1086: Update the fence check in Deploy so a fence-gated
service cannot bypass isolation by specifying an explicit network such as
cashpilot-isolated. Ensure the named network is validated against the active
fence state before startup, while preserving the existing behavior for services
that are not fence-gated.
Review comments at @internal/services/manager.go:
- Around line 738-739: Update the deployment flow containing
svc.Docker.CheckPublishedValues to run the publication check only when the
effective deployment uses Docker; skip it for native deployments, including when
UDP_PORTS is supplied or loaded from saved configuration.
Review comments at @services/bandwidth/mysterium.yml:
- Around line 78-82: Update the Mysterium `fence_gated` startup configuration so
a reboot cannot let Docker start the container before the LAN fence is
confirmed; preserve the worker’s fence check and ensure any automatic restart
path remains gated until the fence is restored.
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app_proxies_test.go
catalog-overlay/README.md
catalog-overlay/append/bandwidth/mysterium.yml
catalog-overlay/image-pins.yml
e2e/harness/docker.go
e2e/stop_grace_test.go
internal/catalog/catalog.go
internal/catalog/netshape.go
internal/catalog/netshape_test.go
internal/catalog/schema_parity_test.go
internal/compose/compose.go
internal/compose/compose_test.go
internal/proxies/proxies.go
internal/proxies/proxies_test.go
internal/runtime/arch.go
internal/runtime/container_drift.go
internal/runtime/container_drift_test.go
internal/runtime/fence_gated_test.go
internal/runtime/runtime.go
internal/services/fence_gated_test.go
internal/services/instances.go
internal/services/manager.go
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- Turning LAN isolation off stops fence-gated containers before the fence's
drops go, and Start/Restart refuse them until isolation is on again.
Fence-gated containers carry the cashpilot.fence-gated label for this.
- An entry that names the fenced network itself no longer skips the fence:
only the network the fence handed out after applying its rules counts.
- A blank UI_ADDRESS or UDP_PORTS keeps its default, as the validation
assumes, instead of publishing nothing and passing an empty --udp.ports.
- The drift check names a container running under a runtime other than the
one the catalog requires, and the fingerprint includes the runtime.
- The compose export writes the required runtime, and refuses a service that
publishes ports from its settings.
- The published-port check applies only to Docker deploys; the native node
ignores the UDP range.
Assert that Mysterium stops before fence reduction.
If reconciliation reduces the fence before stopping Mysterium, this test can still pass once both operations finish. Assert that the successful stop precedes the reduction helper’s start.
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Review comment at @e2e/stop_grace_test.go around lines 145 - 148:
Update the stop-grace test around provider.ReconcileFence to verify that
Mysterium’s successful stop occurs before the fence-reduction helper starts.
Record or observe both events during reconciliation and assert their ordering,
so the test fails if fence reduction begins first.
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Review comments at @internal/runtime/lanfence.go:
- Around line 958-960: Update the reconciliation flow around stopGated so
failures to list or stop gated containers are surfaced and prevent removal of
LAN drop rules; preserve the fence and report the failure until all gated
containers have stopped. Keep the existing rule-removal path for successful
stops.
- Around line 996-999: Update the stopGated flow to cancel pending restarts for
gated containers before reducing the fence, including containers that are
restarting rather than running; preserve the existing handling for running
containers and establish the appropriate Docker operation for canceling restarts
before removing the fence.
Review comments at @internal/runtime/runtime.go:
- Around line 435-438: Update the container inspection flow in the surrounding
function so `ContainerInspect` errors are returned instead of treated as an
ungated container. Preserve the existing checks that allow containers without
the fence-gated label to proceed.
- Around line 315-323: Update the deployment fence flow around
`networkForDeploy` and `fenceGateProblem` so explicitly configured
`cashpilot-isolated` networks also receive the fence and DNS configuration
before gate validation. Preserve the existing bridge/Linux behavior, and ensure
the gate does not report isolation as off when isolation is enabled.
- Line 270: Update the runtime logic around gatedLabels and the Start/Restart
paths to identify existing Mysterium containers lacking the fence-gated label
using the catalog, stop them, and prevent them from starting until they are
redeployed; preserve the fence requirement for newly deployed containers.
- Around line 439-446: After p.fence.networkForDeploy succeeds, verify the
container’s actual network attachments and refuse to start or restart it unless
it is attached exclusively to FenceNetwork; do not rely only on the returned
fenced value. Use the existing container inspection mechanism to establish this
state before allowing startup.
- Around line 425-428: Serialize the gatedStartProblem check and subsequent
ContainerStart operation against fence reconciliation in the Deploy, Start, and
Restart flows. Use a synchronization mechanism shared with reconciliation so it
cannot reduce the fence between the check and container start; preserve the
existing start behavior once the protected section completes.
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Review comments at @e2e/stop_grace_test.go:
- Around line 145-148: Update the stop-grace test around provider.ReconcileFence
to verify that Mysterium’s successful stop occurs before the fence-reduction
helper starts. Record or observe both events during reconciliation and assert
their ordering, so the test fails if fence reduction begins first.
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internal/runtime/fence_gated_test.go
internal/runtime/lanfence.go
internal/runtime/runtime.go
internal/services/fence_gated_test.go
internal/services/manager.go
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Apply the fence for explicitly named isolated networks.
When a gated catalog entry names cashpilot-isolated, deployment skips fence application and fails even when isolation is on. The error incorrectly says isolation is off. Apply the fence and configure DNS before accepting this network.
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Update the deployment fence flow around `networkForDeploy` and
`fenceGateProblem` so explicitly configured `cashpilot-isolated` networks also
receive the fence and DNS configuration before gate validation. Preserve the
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Leaving this as is. No catalog entry sets network_mode: cashpilot-isolated. The web catalog defines that network as the one the fence assigns, not one an entry names. Refusing that shape is the safe outcome: since the previous commit, a fence-gated container passes only on the network the fence handed out after applying its rules. The message names the isolation mode the deploy saw, and in this unreachable case that may read "off". Applying the fence for an entry that names the network itself would add a path only to accept a shape nothing ships.
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- Turning isolation off keeps the fence's drops when a fence-gated container
cannot be listed or stopped, and the status says why; the next reconcile
tries again.
- A container Docker is restarting is stopped too, so it cannot come back
after the drops are gone.
- A container is fence-gated by its label or by its catalog entry, so a
Mysterium made before the label existed is stopped and guarded as well.
- Start and Restart fail closed when the container cannot be inspected, and
refuse a fence-gated container that is not on the fenced network alone.
- A fence-gated Deploy, Start or Restart holds the reconcile lock from the
fence check to the start; ordinary earners take no lock.
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The web catalog moved Mysterium off host networking. The node now runs in its own network namespace on the fenced earner bridge. The catalog also gained four fields Desktop did not read:
runtime,ui_port,udp_port_rangeandfence_gated. Syncing them as plain data would have put the node on Docker's default bridge with NET_ADMIN, under whatever runtime the daemon defaults to, with its WebUI and its UDP range left unpublished. The catalog tests caught it (#282).This PR ports each field's behaviour from the web worker:
runtime: the container gets the runtime the entry names (runc), whatever the daemon's default is. Before the running container is touched, the deploy checks that the daemon has that runtime. A daemon that does not have it, or does not list its runtimes, is refused.ui_port: port 4449 is published on each address inUI_ADDRESS.localhostis read as 127.0.0.1, and anything that is not an IPv4 address is refused.udp_port_range: theUDP_PORTSrange is published 1:1. A range that is reversed, malformed or wider thanmax_portsis refused, both by the deploy validation (so the form says so) and by the runtime before anything is removed.fence_gated: Desktop already has the LAN fence. A Docker deploy of a fence-gated service is refused unless the container joins the fenced network: isolation off, legacy, Podman, Windows containers and host networking are all refused, and each refusal says what to do. This matches the web'smode_problem. A chosen image is refused because the node holds NET_ADMIN. The compose export refuses the service, since Compose would start it on the default bridge. Proxied copies refuse it too. If isolation is turned off later, the node is stopped before the fence's drops go, and Start and Restart refuse it until isolation is on again. The native binaries on macOS, Windows and Linux amd64 are unchanged; only Linux arm64 and a chosen image ever used the Docker path.devices_per_ip: upstream changed it from 0 to 1 on purpose (one node per public IP), so the test now expects 1.The drift check counts the WebUI port and the UDP range as published ports, so a node made before this change shows as needing a redeploy.
One deliberate difference, documented in
catalog-overlay/README.md: the web worker gives the node restart policynoand starts it only after reading the fence back. Desktop has no such starter yet, so the node keepsunless-stopped. Withnoit would stay down after every reboot. The cost is a window after a reboot: Docker starts the node before the app writes the fence again. During that window the node has no internet route, but nothing drops what it sends to the machine itself. The node's own protected-networks flag still applies inside its namespace.Referral: the sync diff does not touch Mysterium's
signup_urlorcode.Tests: focused Go tests for each field, the deploy refusals, the compose and proxy refusals, and the drift check. Each one was shown to fail with its change reverted. The e2e fake daemon now answers
/infothe way a real one does, with its runtimes. The Mysterium e2e test now checks the fenced network,runc, the loopback WebUI and the 30 default UDP ports, and a new e2e test checks that isolation off refuses the node and creates nothing.go test -race ./...passes.Closes #282
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