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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release workflow adds architecture-specific Linux musl builds. Cargo configures explicit ChangesPlatform runtime changes
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 68: Update the rustup target installation step to explicitly use the
stable toolchain by adding the --toolchain stable option to rustup target add,
matching the cargo +stable build.
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17-17: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDeclare
stdfor the directrustlsdependency.
src/main.rscallsrustls::crypto::aws_lc_rs::default_provider().install_default(), but line 17 enables onlyaws-lc-rs. The current build receivesstdthroughreqwestfeature unification. Add"std"directly;tls12andloggingare not used by this crate.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/linux_sandbox.rs`:
- Around line 326-334: Update the helper test around helper_command so it
handles the specific case where landlock_supported() is false and
bubblewrap_executable() returns None: skip the test when no sandbox backend is
available, or ensure bubblewrap is provisioned for the test environment.
Preserve assertions and cleanup checks when a backend is available.
In `@src/main.rs`:
- Around line 1159-1164: Update the process-wide panic hook around
start_services and run_tui so background Tokio task panics do not execute
terminal teardown while the TUI continues; move cleanup into coordinated
shutdown or have task panic handling signal that shutdown before teardown.
Preserve terminal cleanup for actual application shutdown and add a regression
test covering a spawned-task panic during TUI operation.
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- Line 17: Update the direct rustls dependency declaration to include the "std"
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Thanks for the review — all three findings were valid and are addressed. Two of them were real
The panic hook tore the terminal down for background-task panics. This was the important one. The helper test panicked when no backend was available. It now returns early when Docstring coverage: added one to Separately, testing on a real 4.18 kernel surfaced a bug of my own that the review could not have Re-verified end to end on Rocky Linux 8.10: Control Computer now runs commands through the |
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The prebuilt linux-x64 binary cannot run on RHEL 8 / Rocky 8 / CentOS 8:
catdesk: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.3: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
Installing OpenSSL 3 does not help. The binary also requires glibc 2.34, while
those distributions ship 2.28 and glibc cannot be upgraded there. Both
requirements come from building on ubuntu-22.04 (glibc 2.35, OpenSSL 3).
Switch reqwest from its default native-tls to rustls-tls, which drops openssl,
openssl-sys, native-tls and hyper-tls from the tree entirely. rustls was
already present through other dependencies, so this pulls in nothing new.
http2 and charset are listed explicitly because default-features = false would
otherwise drop them, silently disabling HTTP/2.
rustls 0.23 refuses to pick a process-level CryptoProvider when more than one
provider feature is enabled, and panics on first use. Both end up enabled here
through feature unification: ngrok requires aws-lc-rs, while reqwest's
rustls-tls pulls in ring. Install aws-lc-rs explicitly in main rather than
relying on automatic selection; it is chosen because ngrok already requires it.
Build the Linux release artifacts for x86_64-unknown-linux-musl and
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl. These are statically linked and carry no glibc
requirement, so a single artifact runs on every distribution rather than only
on those with glibc >= 2.34. macOS and Windows builds are unchanged. The target
is installed into the stable toolchain explicitly, matching the cargo +stable
invocation used to build.
Verified on Rocky Linux 8.10 (glibc 2.28, OpenSSL 1.1.1), a system where the
released binary cannot start at all. The resulting binary runs, has no
libssl/libcrypto dependency, and its highest glibc requirement is 2.28.
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43-43: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 TrivialPlan the ARM runner migration before image retirement.
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 68: Set AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC to musl-gcc before both musl build jobs in
the release workflow, ensuring aws-lc-sys target compilation uses the musl
compiler rather than the host compiler while leaving other targets unchanged.
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For the aws-lc-sys crate, version 0.39.1, building for musl targets—such as x86_64-unknown-linux-musl—typically relies on the cc crate to manage compilation [1][2]. While common issues with musl builds have historically been related to missing kernel headers (like linux/random.h) [3][4] or environment variable overriding [5], the crate officially supports musl targets and includes pre-generated bindings for major musl architectures [1][6]. If you encounter build failures when using musl-gcc, consider the following points based on the crate's build architecture: 1. Compiler Overriding: In older versions, aws-lc-sys was known to ignore standard CC/TARGET_CC environment variables by overriding them in build.rs [5]. While newer versions have improved this, you can explicitly set the compiler using the crate-specific variables: - Use AWS_LC_SYS_CC to specify your C compiler (e.g., musl-gcc) [2]. - Use AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC if you are cross-compiling, as this helps ensure the build script respects your chosen toolchain [2]. 2. Build Dependencies: Although AWS-LC does not strictly require CMake, it relies on C compiler toolchains [1][6][2]. When targeting musl, ensure that your musl-gcc environment is correctly configured in your shell or your Cross.toml [7]. 3. Kernel Header Errors: If you receive fatal errors regarding missing kernel headers (e.g., linux/random.h), these are often triggered by internal compiler feature tests [3][4]. Verify if these are critical build failures or merely failed feature checks; sometimes upgrading to the latest version of the crate resolves these environment-specific issues [3]. 4. Configuration: You can force the build behavior or troubleshoot by using the environment variables listed in the AWS-LC for Rust documentation, such as AWS_LC_SYS_CFLAGS to pass necessary include paths if your musl environment requires non-standard kernel header locations [2]. If you continue to face specific issues, ensure your environment variables are correctly exported and that you are not experiencing conflicts between the standard CC/CXX and the AWS_LC_SYS-prefixed variables [2].
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- 1: https://crates.io/crates/aws-lc-sys/0.39.1
- 2: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/ad6585cf/book/src/resources.md
- 3: GitHub issue 894 in aws/aws-lc-rs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: GitHub issue 1024 in aws/aws-lc-rs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: GitHub issue 1025 in aws/aws-lc-rs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/main/aws-lc-sys/README.md
- 7: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/ad6585cf/Cross.toml
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The environment variable AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC is used by the aws-lc-sys crate to specify the C compiler for building the underlying AWS-LC library [1]. In the context of the aws-lc-sys build process, this variable allows you to explicitly define which C compiler the build script should use when compiling the C/C++ source code of AWS-LC [1]. This is particularly useful during cross-compilation scenarios where the standard CC or TARGET_CC environment variables might not be sufficient or correctly interpreted by the build system [1][2]. Key details regarding its usage include: 1. Relationship with other variables: If AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC (or its companion AWS_LC_SYS_CC) is not explicitly set, the crate defaults to using the standard CC or TARGET_CC environment variables [1]. 2. Purpose: It ensures the correct cross-compiler toolchain is invoked for the target architecture, preventing issues where the host compiler might otherwise be used by mistake [2]. 3. Configuration: These variables are processed by the crate's build.rs script to configure the environment before the native compilation steps begin [1]. For users encountering build issues related to compiler selection (often manifest during cross-compilation), ensuring that these variables correctly point to the desired compiler executable is a standard troubleshooting step [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/ad6585cf/book/src/resources.md
- 2: GitHub issue 1169 in aws/aws-lc-rs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Citations:
- 1: https://aws.github.io/aws-lc-rs/resources.html
- 2: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/main/book/src/resources.md
- 3: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/blob/ad6585cf/book/src/resources.md
- 4: GitHub issue 1025 in aws/aws-lc-rs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://github.com/aws/aws-lc-rs/releases
- 6: GitHub issue 1750 in cross-rs/cross (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Configure the AWS-LC target compiler for both musl jobs.
aws-lc-sys 0.39.1 uses AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC for target compilation and otherwise falls back to generic compiler variables. This workflow sets no target compiler, so the native AWS-LC build can select the host compiler instead of musl-gcc. Set AWS_LC_SYS_TARGET_CC=musl-gcc before both musl builds.
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Nice findings! This is useful for running CatDesk on older Linux distributions. Since I'm relatively new to sandboxing, I chose Landlock and only implemented it on Linux for now, since it's relatively simple. My thought is that we have two choices here: Both a and b are okay with me. I'd like to know which approach you prefer. |
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Went with a — Landlock is gone, bubblewrap is the only backend now. Force-pushed.
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- Line 88: Update the candidate predicate in bubblewrap_executable to require
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Landlock landed in Linux 5.13, so on RHEL 8 / Rocky 8 (4.18), Ubuntu 20.04 (5.4) and Debian 11 (5.10) the kernel does not offer it at all. The ruleset is built with CompatLevel::HardRequirement, so preparing any sandboxed command fails there and run_command -- and therefore Control Computer with multi-tools -- cannot be used. The surfaced error, "Landlock sandbox was not fully enforced", does not explain why. Rather than carry two backends, standardise on bubblewrap, which confines through mount namespaces and works far below 5.13 (Codex made the same move). It is if anything stricter: Landlock denies access to paths that remain visible, while an unbound path is simply absent from the fresh namespace, and --unshare-pid hides host processes, which Landlock cannot do. --dev supplies a minimal set of device nodes and --tmpfs /tmp keeps the host's /tmp out of reach, matching Landlock granting neither read nor write there. runtime_read_paths canonicalises, so on merged-/usr distributions it yields only /usr/bin, /usr/lib and so on. Landlock did not care, because the process still saw the host filesystem with /bin and friends intact, but bubblewrap builds a fresh namespace: without replicating those symlinks /bin/bash does not exist and every sandboxed command fails with "execvp /bin/bash: No such file or directory". --new-session is deliberately omitted. It detaches the controlling terminal, which would make /dev/tty unusable. The re-exec helper (HELPER_ARG, is_helper_invocation, exec_helper) existed only because Landlock can restrict a process solely from within itself; bubblewrap needs no re-exec, so helper_command now returns a bwrap invocation directly and the landlock crate is dropped. Verified on Rocky Linux 8.10 (kernel 4.18): inside the sandbox the workspace and scratch are writable, git/python3/gcc work and the global git config is readable, while HOME, /tmp, the SSH private key and every credential file outside the allowlist are absent. 5 processes are visible instead of the host's 278. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PDizKfhZgeqeraUQgvQb6o
The teardown that disables raw mode, mouse capture and the alternate screen only runs on the ordinary exit path, and no panic hook is installed. A panic therefore leaves the terminal in raw mode with mouse capture enabled: it keeps emitting SGR mouse reports such as `35;81;24M` that nothing consumes, and the shell stays unusable until the user runs `reset`. Install a panic hook that performs the same teardown before delegating to the previous hook, so the panic message itself is still printed. The hook is process-global, but tokio catches panics in spawned tasks and keeps the rest of the runtime alive, and start_services launches axum before the TUI. Tearing the terminal down for any panic would therefore corrupt a display that is still running, so restore only when the panicking thread is the one that set the terminal up.
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CatDesk cannot be used at all on RHEL 8 / Rocky 8 / CentOS 8, and its Control Computer
mode is unusable on any kernel older than 5.13. This is three independent blockers; each
commit addresses one and can be reviewed on its own.
Verified throughout on Rocky Linux 8.10 — glibc 2.28, OpenSSL 1.1.1, kernel 4.18 — a
system where the released binary cannot start.
1. The binary cannot start (
libssl.so.3, glibc 2.34)Installing OpenSSL 3 does not help; the binary also needs glibc 2.34, and glibc cannot be
upgraded on those distributions. Both come from building on
ubuntu-22.04.reqwestmoves from its defaultnative-tlstorustls-tls, which dropsopenssl,openssl-sys,native-tlsandhyper-tlsentirely.rustlswas already in the tree viaother dependencies.
http2andcharsetare listed explicitly, sincedefault-features = falsewould otherwise disable HTTP/2 silently.That change alone makes rustls panic on first use: it will not choose a provider when more
than one is enabled, and both are — ngrok requires
aws-lc-rs,rustls-tlspulls inring.aws-lc-rsis now installed explicitly inmain.Linux release artifacts move to
x86_64-unknown-linux-muslandaarch64-unknown-linux-musl: statically linked, no glibc requirement, so one artifact runseverywhere instead of only on glibc >= 2.34. macOS and Windows are unchanged.
2. Control Computer aborts on kernels without Landlock
Landlock arrived in Linux 5.13. On RHEL 8 / Rocky 8 (4.18), Ubuntu 20.04 (5.4) and
Debian 11 (5.10) it does not exist, and the ruleset is built with
CompatLevel::HardRequirement— so every sandboxed command fails andrun_commandcannotbe used. The error,
Landlock sandbox was not fully enforced, does not say why.Rather than weakening the sandbox, this falls back to bubblewrap, which confines through
mount namespaces and works far below 5.13:
bwrapon PATHThe bubblewrap invocation reuses
runtime_read_pathsandruntime_write_pathsinstead ofrestating the allowlist, so the two backends cannot drift apart.
--devsupplies exactlythe device nodes in
runtime_write_paths, and--tmpfs /tmpkeeps the host's/tmpoutof reach, matching Landlock granting neither read nor write there.
The confinement is if anything stricter — Landlock denies access to paths that stay
visible, while an unbound path is simply absent from the namespace, and
--unshare-pidhides host processes, which Landlock cannot do. Measured inside the sandbox on 4.18: the
workspace and scratch are writable,
git/python3/gccwork, the global git config isreadable, and
HOME,/tmp, the SSH private key and every credential file outside theallowlist are absent. 5 processes visible against the host's 278.
3. A panic leaves the terminal unusable
Terminal teardown only runs on the ordinary exit path and no panic hook is installed, so a
panic leaves raw mode and mouse capture on. The terminal then emits SGR mouse reports such
as
35;81;24Mthat nothing consumes, and the shell stays broken untilreset. A panichook now performs the same teardown before delegating to the previous hook, so the panic
message is still printed.
This surfaced through the Landlock failure above but applies to any panic.
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