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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRunner ownership reconciliation now targets only inodes with a different owner or group. The strict reconciliation script and per-exec provisioning use ChangesRunner ownership reconciliation
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- Line 2108: Update the strict reconciliation command in the adoption flow to
separately correct the symlink inode with `chown -h` and walk descendants
through `$d/.` with `find`, so adopted Rust-home symlinks repair mismatched
ownership beneath the target. Add a test covering an adopted home with a
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| for d in /usr/local/rustup /usr/local/cargo; do \ | ||
| if [ -e \"$d\" ]; then chown -R {uid}:{uid} \"$d\"; fi; \ | ||
| if [ -e \"$d\" ]; then \ | ||
| find \"$d\" -xdev \\( ! -user {uid} -o ! -group {uid} \\) -exec chown -h {uid}:{uid} {{}} +; \ |
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Walk adopted Rust homes during strict reconciliation.
When adopt_homes creates a symlink from /usr/local/rustup or /usr/local/cargo to /home/runner, find "$d" does not descend through that symlink. The probe uses find "$d/." and can detect mismatched descendants, but the apply step leaves them unchanged. The base implementation used chown -R "$d" and repaired those descendants.
Use the resolved directory for the descendant walk and handle the symlink inode separately:
Suggested fix
if [ -e "$d" ]; then \
- find "$d" -xdev \( ! -user {uid} -o ! -group {uid} \) -exec chown -h {uid}:{uid} {{}} +; \
+ chown -h {uid}:{uid} "$d"; \
+ find "$d/." -xdev \( ! -user {uid} -o ! -group {uid} \) -exec chown -h {uid}:{uid} {{}} +; \
fi; \Add a test with an adopted home that contains a mismatched descendant.
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Review comment at @crates/preloop-orchestrator/src/lib.rs at line 2108:
Update the strict reconciliation command in the adoption flow to separately
correct the symlink inode with `chown -h` and walk descendants through `$d/.`
with `find`, so adopted Rust-home symlinks repair mismatched ownership beneath
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| assert!( | ||
| decoded.contains("-exec chown -h 1001:1001 {} +"), | ||
| "the reconcile apply must chown only the mismatched inodes: {decoded}" | ||
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| !decoded.contains("chown -R"), | ||
| "the reconcile apply must not recurse: {decoded}" |
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🔍 Ownership tests inspect text, not outcomes
These assertions check the generated command but never execute it against mixed-owner files and symlinks. A filesystem regression can pass them; a guest-side ownership fixture would defend the observable result.
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| !script.contains("chown -R"), | ||
| "no recursive chown may stay in the per-exec provisioning: {script}" |
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Per-exec provisioning ran `chown -R` over /home/runner, /usr/local/rustup
and /usr/local/cargo. The guest root is overlayfs — the packed golden is
the lowerdir and the per-VM disk the upperdir — so chown copies every file
it visits out of the lower layer before it can change the metadata,
whether or not the owner already matches.
Measured on a throwaway smolvm machine booted from the campaign golden
(home: 12,643 entries / 1.2 GiB), mirroring the pool's shape
(--cpus 3 --mem 8192 --storage 80):
chown -R 304.5 s +1,219,614,448 B and +12,631 overlay-upper entries
find walk 1.7 s +0 B and +13 overlay-upper entries
and the walk changes no ownership at all there: the map of the runner home
plus /usr/local/{rustup,cargo} (path, uid:gid, type) is sha256-identical
before and after, freshly booted and after the reconcile script adopts the
image's toolchain homes. Six parallel provisions sat in the old path, so
the copy-up was the stall, not the chown syscalls.
The predicate is the owner alone. GitHub's own images ship
/home/runner/.docker and its config.json as runner:docker (verified on
hosted ubuntu-24.04-arm and ubuntu-24.04: same paths, owner, mode 755/644,
167-byte config.json, mtime on the image build day, mismatch-count=2 under
a uid-or-gid predicate), and the official runner leaves that group alone —
matching on `! -group` would re-group two files GitHub owns. Root-owned
entries still get uid:gid (fixture: a root:root tree under the home becomes
1001:1001), while a 1001:117 file and symlink are left untouched. The gid
number differs only because our bake's docker group is 117, GitHub's 118.
`chown -h` on the matched paths keeps `chown -R`'s no-dereference handling
of symlinks: `find` tests the link, and the probe in the guest shows both
commands leave a symlink's referent alone.
The packed golden also carries 15,426 uid-502 paths (the macOS build user,
gid 20), all of them symlinks — every symlink in the image, e.g. the cargo
shims and /home/runner/externals. GitHub-hosted runners have zero, and own
those same shims as runner:runner. The overlay cannot copy a lower-layer
symlink up at all (`chown -h` on one fails with ENOENT), so no provisioning
can fix them: the old recursive chown hid the same failure behind
2>/dev/null. Re-packing the golden with real symlink ownership is the fix,
tracked as a separate finding.
The always-run ownership reconciliation's /usr/local trees get the same
treatment: same hazard, same owner-only predicate (its needs probe was
already uid-only), and on custom bases those trees are real directories,
not the golden's symlinks.
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The reconcile apply and the per-exec provisioning walked the rust homes without a trailing `/.`, and `find` does not follow a symlink handed to it as its starting point. Once `adopt_homes` links `/usr/local/rustup` into the runner's $HOME, the walk inspected one inode and skipped the whole target tree, while the probe (`"$d/."`) still reported the mismatch: the script escalated, exited 0, and left the tree root-owned. The walk and the probe are now rendered from one shared `ownership_scan`, so the set the probe detects cannot drift from the set the apply repairs, and the walk is executed against a real fixture with a stub `chown` on PATH instead of only being pattern-matched.
* fix(server): keep default-branch events on default-branch trust Every event whose workflow file comes from the default branch (issue_comment, issues, discussion, discussion_comment, label, milestone, watch, fork, member, public, gollum, page_build, repository_dispatch, check_run, check_suite, delete) was stamped with the fail-closed `Untrusted` tier. That tier withholds every stored secret, read-clamps GITHUB_TOKEN regardless of the declared `permissions:`, and drops the OIDC grant, so a comment-triggered bot workflow started with an empty `secrets.*` and died on its first API-key check even though the engine held the secret (the `@pullfrog review` run on #424). These events only ever execute the repository's own default-branch workflow — the payload is data, never code — the same posture as a push to the default branch, and it is what github.com grants them. Only fork pull-request workflows keep the withheld-secret profile. Regression test drives the real webhook path end to end: the queued job carries the stored secret's name in its spec, the declared writes survive, the OIDC request URL is present, and the claimed message carries the filled secret value. * style(server): rustfmt the default-branch adapter test * test(server): reference the secret in the issue_comment fixture * fix(server): fail closed on malformed trust tiers * ci: re-run checks on the current tree --------- Co-authored-by: preloop <preloop@example.com>
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Per-exec runner provisioning used recursive
chownon/home/runner,/usr/local/rustup, and/usr/local/cargo. On the overlayfs guest root, that copies every visited lower-layer inode into the per-VM upper even when its owner already matches. Ownership is now reconciled by walking only inodes whose owner differs:The owner-only predicate preserves runner-owned files that intentionally use another group (for example,
runner:docker). The/.traversal follows an adopted Rust-home symlink, matching the reconcile probe; probe and apply share the same walk generator.-xdevavoids the read-only externals mount under the runner home.Verification
Validation is in progress on macstudio for commit
16f9bab52c2bff184df07408e2551793ec115bad, through the shared build-slot gate. The previousrust shard 2 of 4failure was thePRELOOP_STORE_URLtest-isolation race in server integration tests (confirmed with PR #415); it is unrelated to this orchestrator-only change.Protocol surface