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Das Anlegen eines Hosts endete in der Konsole mit einem 500, bevor der Betreiber den Einmal-Code je zu sehen bekam. Ursache war nicht das Anlegen, sondern der Tunnel-Peer: HostEnrolment::issueWithKeys() rief `wg set wg0` selbst auf — im Web-Request, also im `app`-Container. Der hat weder NET_ADMIN noch /dev/net/tun; wg0 lebt im Provisioning-Container. Die Antwort war "Unable to modify interface: Operation not permitted". Der Peer geht jetzt als ApplyHostVpnPeer auf die Provisioning-Queue — genau dorthin, wo ApplyVpnPeer es für die VPN-Zugänge längst richtig macht, mit derselben `wireguard:hub`-Sperre und demselben Grundsatz: der Sollzustand kommt beim Ausführen aus der Zeile, nicht aus dem beim Einreihen festgehaltenen Wert. Der abgelöste Schlüssel reist als Wert mit, weil in der Zeile zu diesem Zeitpunkt schon der neue steht. Aufgefallen ist es nie, weil die Testsuite den Hub gegen FakeWireguardHub tauscht — der bestehende Test blieb grün, während der echte Weg seit jeher fehlschlug. Die zwei neuen Tests prüfen deshalb den WEG statt des Ergebnisses: in der Anfrage bleibt der Hub unberührt, und der Auftrag liegt auf der Provisioning-Queue. Codex: 0 Fehler, 0 Sicherheitsbefunde. Dazu sein P2 — /.claude/ stand weder im Index noch in .gitignore, ein `git add -A` hätte 153 MB als verschachteltes Repo eingebettet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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