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fix(worker): let a tag-only upgrade take a new socket proxy policy in one step - #58
The worker now detects outdated socket proxy policies and provides release-specific repair instructions in its log, status page, and update card.
Instructions include commands to update the policy in the Compose file and recreate the proxy. Updates preserve other Compose settings, and the update card safely displays commands and links.
Compose now recreates the proxy when its policy changes.
Documentation
Updated upgrade and security guidance explains how to apply and review policy updates, including checking the generated changes.
… one step
The policy lives in the operator's compose file, so an image bump never
changes it and the worker only warned. The worker image now rewrites
just the policy block of a compose file piped through it (no mounts, no
network), and the warning, the status page and the update card give that
command, the release it targets and the recreate that loads it.
The proxy also carries the fingerprint: Compose does not recreate a
container when only a config's content changes, so a new policy stayed
unloaded while the worker's check said it was current.
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This change centralizes socket-proxy policy updates, adds policy fingerprints to Compose files, and provides repair commands when the worker detects a mismatch. It also updates the status page, update card, operator instructions, and checks for the repair flow.
Changes: Socket Proxy Policy Repair
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Summary
Policy generation and Compose fingerprinting app/socket_policy.py, scripts/socket_proxy_policy.py, docker-compose*.yml, contrib/app-stores/.../docker-compose.yml, tests/test_socket_proxy.py
The policy module generates and renders marked policy blocks while preserving other Compose text. The Compose files set CASHPILOT_PROXY_POLICY, and tests cover fingerprints and policy replacement.
The worker provides repair commands when the policy differs. The status page and update card display the guidance, and the operator instructions and checks cover the repair flow.
geiresx/CashPilot#6: Changes the same socket-proxy upgrade instructions and worker Compose file.
geiresx/CashPilot#14: Changes the same policy generator, Compose fingerprints, and tests.
geiresx/CashPilot#21: Changes the policy generator output, Compose fingerprints, documentation, worker API, and tests.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to aa023
The displayed repair command can update the wrong Compose file or generate a policy that does not match a locally built worker. Correct those instructions before merging unless the affected deployment workflows are explicitly accepted.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to aa023
The repair remains operator-controlled and does not give the running worker automatic authority to change its restrictions. Shipped configurations gain a reliable proxy-recreation trigger. A narrow migration gap remains for customized Compose files: the updater can attach that trigger to the wrong service.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: The new operator-file migration validates anchor uniqueness, not proxy identity. A customized Compose file can express the actual proxy environment as a mapping while another service contains the sole matching list-style bind-mount entry. The updater then fingerprints that other service and updates the worker fingerprint without installing the actual proxy's recreation trigger. Subsequent policy-only updates followed by ordinary Compose startup can therefore leave enforcement stale while the worker reports a matching fingerprint. This is a gap in the newly supported migration contract, not evidence of a newly introduced remote bypass. Shipped files have the correct ownership, and the advertised force-recreate command mitigates the immediate repair invocation.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The new transformation's deployment effect is bounded by the supplied Compose file and the project where an authorized operator installs it. The inspected repair path does not automatically propagate policy changes across workers. Incorrect reload ownership affects the Docker authorization policy on the affected deployment.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The identified migration gap can produce policy-enforcement drift for customized input, but does not establish an independently reachable attacker path. Supplying and deploying that input requires operator control; whether a stale policy is more permissive depends on the policy difference. The unchanged fingerprint comparison alone is not a new vulnerability.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The advertised filter container receives Compose content through stdin, has no file or Docker-socket mount in the command, and uses network none. Output installation requires operator review. Existing status and update-information endpoints retain API-key verification; repair commands are displayed as escaped text, and clickable repair URLs are restricted to the project repository prefix.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The migration refuses absent or multiple proxy anchors rather than guessing, and the tests cover those refusals. Those controls do not establish ownership of a single matching anchor. Explicitly recreating the named proxy and worker is the strongest countermeasure in the current repair guidance.
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Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Around line 221-223: Update the release and ref selection around `release`,
`tag`, and `ref` so `latest` is treated as a non-release and policy recovery
links use the source ref used to build the image, not `vlatest`. Reuse the
existing build-source metadata, and preserve the current versioned-ref behavior
for actual releases.
Review comments at @app/socket_policy.py:
- Around line 262-270: Update render() so a Compose file is accepted only when
the proxy service also receives the policy fingerprint; add or update the proxy
fingerprint in the rendered output, or reject files that lack it with
instructions to add it. Preserve the existing worker fingerprint handling, and
do not rely on a warning or forced recreation as a substitute for fixing the
file.
- Around line 273-276: Add an opt-in two-pass mode to the repair CLI in main and
apply it consistently when rendering the policy and updating its fingerprint, so
CasaOS templates remain valid through both interpolation passes. Preserve the
existing one-pass behavior as the default for plain Compose files.
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An older file has the fingerprint only on the worker, so after the
filter a later policy change would again leave the proxy on the old
one: the filter now adds the proxy's line. A CasaOS file keeps its two
interpolation passes, and a build tagged latest links main, not vlatest.
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- Around line 293-294: Update the pass-selection logic in update() so operators
can override the interpolation pass count with a --passes option while automatic
detection remains the default. Ensure a CasaOS-saved policy uses one remaining
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- Around line 263-271: Update render and the related update() flow to locate
CASHPILOT_PROXY_POLICY specifically within the proxy environment rather than
relying on a match anywhere in the compose text. Insert the fingerprint in that
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…ronment
A fingerprint elsewhere in the file (a comment, a second worker) made
the filter skip the proxy's line, so the proxy could again stay on an
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- Line 322: Update the proxy fingerprint check using _env_list so commented-out
lines inside the proxy environment run cannot count as active policy entries;
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Major · Use the deployed Compose file for the policy update. · orchestrator.py:206-233
app/orchestrator.py:206-233 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the deployed Compose file for the policy update.
For a deployment using docker-compose.worker.yml or docker-compose.fleet.yml, the first command reads docker-compose.yml instead. It can fail if that file is absent, or produce output from the wrong configuration. Tell operators to substitute their deployed filename in the input redirection.
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Update the command returned by proxy_policy_fix so its input redirection uses a
clear placeholder for the deployed Compose filename; operators must be able to
substitute docker-compose.worker.yml, docker-compose.fleet.yml, or their actual
deployment file instead of always reading docker-compose.yml.
Major · Use the running worker image for the policy updater. · orchestrator.py:206-233
app/orchestrator.py:206-233 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the running worker image for the policy updater.
A locally built worker reports dev, but this command uses cashpilot-worker:latest. If those images have different policies, the command writes the latest-tagged image’s policy and fingerprint instead. The worker can still report a mismatch, and the proxy can refuse calls the worker needs. Select the running worker’s image for the updater.
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Update proxy_policy_fix so the policy updater runs from the same image as the
running worker, rather than falling back to the latest tag for locally built
images; use an established way to identify the worker’s image and preserve the
existing mismatch and proxy-recreation flow.
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- Around line 206-233: Update the command returned by proxy_policy_fix so its
input redirection uses a clear placeholder for the deployed Compose filename;
operators must be able to substitute docker-compose.worker.yml,
docker-compose.fleet.yml, or their actual deployment file instead of always
reading docker-compose.yml.
- Around line 206-233: Update proxy_policy_fix so the policy updater runs from
the same image as the running worker, rather than falling back to the latest tag
for locally built images; use an established way to identify the worker’s image
and preserve the existing mismatch and proxy-recreation flow.
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…es are unclear
The filter replaced CASHPILOT_PROXY_POLICY= anywhere, comments and partial
values included; it now rewrites whole list entries only. The proxy's
environment list runs past blank lines, a block with no $ asks for
--passes, and only a plain X.Y.Z version names a release.
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- Around line 276-309: Update the proxy anchor matching used by update so it
identifies the CashPilot proxy service rather than any service containing
SOCKGUARD_REQUEST_BODY_CONTAINER_CREATE_ALLOWED_BIND_MOUNTS. Ensure the
fingerprint is added to that proxy; if the proxy cannot be uniquely identified,
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