Verdrahtet bridge.sh in der einen Reihenfolge, die stimmen muss: sichern -> Zeitgeber -> uebernehmen -> umstellen -> nachsehen. Alles davor stellt nur fest und veraendert nichts; ab 'sichern' gibt es einen Weg zurueck, und erst ab dann darf ueberhaupt etwas angefasst werden. Abgekoppelt ist hier Bedingung, nicht Optimierung: ifreload -a nimmt die Leitung, ueber die der Befehl laeuft. PID als allererstes, damit ein frueher Poll nicht 'running aber nicht lebendig' liest und einen gesunden Lauf fuer tot erklaert. Der Treiber bestellt den Zeitgeber NIE ab — das tut CluPilot nach dem Wiederverbinden. Ein Test haelt das fest. Dazu die Fremdverwalter-Erkennung in bridge.sh: cloud-init, networkd, NetworkManager werden benannt und entmachtet, Unbekanntes fuehrt zum Abbruch statt zu einem Versuch ins Blaue. Der Zeitgeber faengt diesen Fall NICHT ab — zu seiner Zeit war alles in Ordnung, und die Bruecke verschwaende erst beim naechsten Neustart, mit Kunden darauf. Drei Tests fahren den Treiber in einer Sandkiste WIRKLICH durch, statt nur seinen Text zu lesen: die ip-Attrappe antwortet vor dem ifreload anders als danach. Sie belegen ok, failed-ohne-Bruecke und failed-mit-schalem-Tunnel — und in allen drei Faellen, dass die Rueckfahrkarte stehen bleibt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
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