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Follow-up to #1104, addressing the review comments left on it after the approval. install.sh is unchanged — this is coverage for branches that were verified by hand during review, plus one guard that could not fail on its own stated bug. The regression guard could not fail. It grepped for `comm=` and `authbridge-proxy` on ONE line and asserted zero, but the defect spanned two lines — the `comm=` capture in port_holder and the path comparison in foreign_proxy_holder — so the pattern returns 0 on d5f8abd, the commit that shipped the defect, which is the exact value it asserted as clean. Confirmed by running it there. It now counts `ps -o comm=` invocations and requires exactly one, the sanctioned proxy_running use that wants the truncated name: 2 on d5f8abd (fails), 1 here (passes). Comment lines are stripped first, because pid_exe_path's header quotes the hazard verbatim and counting prose would fire on documenting it rather than on doing it. port_holder's lsof branch had no coverage. Every existing case either stubs lsof away or exercises the neither-tool path, so all seven address-matching checks landed on the ss branch — leaving the macOS path, the platform this bug was reported on, untested. with_port_holder_lsof mirrors the ss harness and answers for one address at a time, so each of the four probes proves itself rather than riding on a catch-all. The readlink -f canonicalisation branch had none either, and it is the subtlest one: the existing cases use fictitious paths where readlink resolves nothing and text comparison decides alone. Nothing exercised a holder path differing textually from BIN_DIR while canonicalising equal — the false-foreign the branch exists to prevent, which would die on an ordinary upgrade. Real files and a real symlink now cover it both directions, plus a control that a genuinely different binary stays foreign, plus the no-readlink degradation. Also collapses a `case` in with_pid_exe_path whose two arms both returned 0, so the discrimination was decoration. Each new guard was mutation-tested against the code it names rather than only checked green: the comm= guard fails on d5f8abd, dropping the 0.0.0.0 probe fails the wildcard cases, removing the break fails the one-pid case, and removing the readlink block fails exactly the two symlink cases. 110 -> 120 checks, 0 failed. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mariusz Sabath <mrsabath@gmail.com>
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| # prose would make this fire on someone DOCUMENTING the hazard — the opposite of the | ||
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Count ps -o comm= invocations, not matching lines.
If someone adds a second ps -o comm= call on the same line as the existing call, grep -c still returns 1. The regression guard then passes despite two invocations. Count individual matches instead.
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In `@authbridge/install_test.sh` at line 1061, Update the regression guard’s
INSTALL_SH pipeline to count individual matches of the `ps -o comm=` pattern
rather than matching lines, while continuing to exclude comment lines.
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Summary
Follow-up to #1104, addressing the four review comments @huang195 left on it after approving.
install.shis unchanged — this is test coverage only, so merge risk stays where the approval left it.His fifth comment (the
killadvice needing a supervised-service clause) was already addressed inad68773; no work needed there.The regression guard could not fail on its own bug
The check at the old
install_test.sh:921asserted that a one-line grep forcomm=andauthbridge-proxyreturned zero, under a comment reading "This is the defect that shipped." The defect spanned two lines — thecomm=capture inport_holderand the path comparison inforeign_proxy_holder— so a single-line pattern cannot see it.Verified by running it against
d5f8abd3, the commit that shipped the defect: it returns 0, the exact value asserted as clean. It would have passed on the bug it named.Replaced with a count of
ps -o comm=invocations, requiring exactly one — the sanctionedproxy_runninguse that matches the truncated*authbridge-prox*on purpose:d5f8abd3(defect shipped)mainComment lines are stripped first:
pid_exe_path's header quotes`ps -o comm=`verbatim to explain the hazard, so counting prose would make the guard fire on documenting the problem rather than on reintroducing it.Two untested branches, both verified by hand during review
port_holder's lsof branch had no coverage at all. Every existing case either stubs lsof away (with_port_holder_ssmakescommand -vfail for everything butss) or exercises the neither-tool path, so all seven address-matching checks landed on the ss branch — leaving the macOS path, the platform this bug was reported on, untested.with_port_holder_lsofmirrors the ss harness and answers for one address at a time, so each of the four probes proves itself rather than riding on a catch-all. Also pins thebreak-on-first-hit ordering.The
readlink -fcanonicalisation branch had none either, and it is the subtlest one. The existingforeign_proxy_holdercases use fictitious paths, wherereadlink -fresolves nothing and the plain text comparison decides on its own — so nothing exercised a holder path differing textually from${BIN_DIR}/authbridge-proxywhile canonicalising equal. That is precisely the false-foreign the branch exists to prevent, and it woulddieon an ordinary upgrade. Now covered with real files and a real symlink, both directions, plus a control that a genuinely different binary stays foreign, plus the no-readlinkdegradation.Nit
Collapsed a
caseinwith_pid_exe_pathwhose two arms both returned0.Verification
110 -> 120 checks, 0 failed. Parses clean underdash.Each new guard was mutation-tested against the code it names, not just checked green:
INSTALL_SHatd5f8abd3comm=guard0.0.0.0probe from the address loop[ -n "${_ph_pid}" ] && breakreadlink -fblockThe pre-existing
release-binaries.yaml is where expectedcheck fails in an isolated copy that has no sibling.github/workflows/— same environment sensitivity @huang195 hit; not a change here.Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com
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