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Reading ConfigureProxmox.php changed what this section does. The missing vmbr0 that killed the first paid order is a consequence of installing Proxmox ON TOP OF DEBIAN — "only the ISO installer writes that bridge into /etc/network/interfaces". This design installs from the ISO, so the bridge is normally already there. The section verifies it instead of building it: exists, has an address, and actually carries the default route. The old step checked only the first of those, threw the result away, and its comment claimed it recorded the absence. When there is no bridge, it builds one, and only then is this the dangerous section the plan calls it. Backup, five-minute rollback timer, switch, look, cancel — and the timer is a systemd unit rather than a backgrounded sleep, because a background job dies with its session and the session is exactly what breaks when the switch goes wrong. It is set BEFORE the change; setting it after would mean setting it at the moment the connection is already gone. The three provider shapes differ in one line, and that line decides whether the machine is still there afterwards. A routed single address needs pointopoint, because its gateway is outside its own subnet and without it the kernel has no route to reach it. Which shape applies is decided by asking `ip route get` about the gateway rather than by doing subnet arithmetic here — same logic the kernel will apply later. The reachability check is named for what it is: inside-out. A true outside-in proof would need a counterpart, and before the tunnel there is none. It is enough because a bridge that takes the host off the network takes both directions with it, and what it does not cover is precisely what the timer covers. One deviation from the plan, written into it: the nftables lockdown does NOT belong here. SecureHostFirewall ran LAST in the old pipeline, deliberately, so the tunnel had already carried every earlier step before SSH-to-the-world was closed. Here it would sit BEFORE wireguard_joined and shut port 22 with no handshake yet proven — the ordering that makes a host permanently unreachable. It moves to Task 9, where it used to be. The self-rollback stays here and covers the network change; the firewall keeps its manual emergency release, because a firewall that reopens itself under failure is not a firewall. The datacenter firewall comes over verbatim, including why `enable 1` alone is a trap: the management ipset is seeded from the public subnet, so enabling it blindly drops the tunnel address that every later step arrives on. Three settings in order, then read back — a pvesh set returning 0 is not the same as the value being in cluster.fw, and a write that lost quorum is exactly the case where every customer VM's rules stay inert while onboarding reports success. Verified without hardware: all four files dash-clean, and the generated interfaces file is correct for subnet, routed (with pointopoint) and dhcp. Step 2 unticked — the self-rollback has to be triggered on purpose on real hardware, and the plan is right that without that it is an assertion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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