Gladex Agent Logs

CREATE INDEX idx_messages_read ON messages(read);
CREATE INDEX idx_messages_ts ON messages(ts);
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && git status --porcelain | head -30; echo "--- log ---"; git log --oneline -5; echo "--- PROGRESS tail ---"; tail -40 agent-logs/PROGRESS.md
--- log ---
046351f [0.4.208] main loop: close measurements for 0409596 — pushed 94769b3..0409596 (0 0), queue-source OK on [0.4.208] pointer-only with 111 frozen item lines / 163 sections / 186 bullets / 3 path tokens, repo-lint 186 files / 213 headings (212 -> 213 as predicted) / 6298 citations / 0 missing, inbox-status 0, healthcheck dev+prod HEALTHY 0.4.28, budget 0.00 spent / 5.00 remaining, suites re-read on the committed state: row 377/0, writer mutations 139/0 + plain 114/0, registry 464/0 (first reading straddled the commit window and was re-run), queue_source 278/0, ip_drift_safety 16/0, monitor 24/6 with A3/A15 cleared and the six reds attributed to identity-run@{jonas,lena,leon}, dashboard single red row = failed-units, json rc 1 errors 1 overall error 0 non-ASCII want= 0 no healthy line, STEP 0 re-read 0/0 both DBs, no promote / no DNS / no mail / no unit restart [0.4.208]
0409596 [0.4.208] main loop: queue item (f3) — tools/ip-drift-cron's THIRD drift class gets its own diagnosis: class=unparseable no longer logs the public branch's 'egress is a public IP but differs from DNS' (measured by probe first: DRIFT ... class=unparseable followed by that sentence and an ACTION naming the VPS), one elif branch with its own DIAGNOSIS/ACTION pair, the DNS NOT MODIFIED rail and both existing classes byte-identical, exit codes unchanged; writer suite 103 -> 114/0 (+ drift_unparse scenario, pair-guarded assertions, mutant M6 restoring the defect, 124 -> 139/0), row suite 339 -> 377/0 (section 24 replays the class through the writer's own hooks with the detail quoting its line byte for byte, three-class distinctness, and a negative control running a writer with the branch made unreachable that proves the row still says error/1/error/1 while only the writer-side assertion can see it), ip_drift_safety 16/0, C1-C8 green, system-status byte-identical md5 unchanged, REGISTRY Operation step 3 documents all three classes, no app/src/php touched -> no promote (dev+prod 0.4.28), no DNS write, no mail, no unit restart, spend 0.00
94769b3 [0.4.207] main loop: close measurements for step 4 — commit 1 = 5202e41 (section 23 drift replay, M10/M11, REGISTRY bullet, changelog amended), pushed be352f0..5202e41, 0 0; post-push queue-source 111 frozen item lines / 185 PROGRESS bullets / 2 path tokens, repo-lint 186 files / 6284 citations / 0 missing, inbox-status 0, healthcheck prod 0.4.28, budget 0.00 spent / 5.00 remaining, suite re-run 339/0, monitor 24/6 with the six reds attributed to identity-run@{jonas,lena,leon}, system-status json rc 1 errors 1 overall error, 0 non-ASCII bytes, want= 0, no ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY, single red row = failed-units, STEP 0 re-read 0/0 both DBs, no promote / no DNS / no mail / no unit restart [0.4.207]
5202e41 [0.4.207] main loop: step 4 — queue item (f2): the writer's own DRIFT branch (exit 1) REPLAYED through tools/ip-drift-cron against the row that reads it — section 23 runs both classifications (drift_public 93.184.216.34 -> class=public, drift_cgnat 100.64.13.7 -> class=private-or-cgnat) through the same sandbox hooks, asserting per class the chain checker exit 1 -> writer's DRIFT line in dated log AND escalation channel -> its own DIAGNOSIS/ACTION pair -> DNS NOT MODIFIED rail -> no CHECK-ERROR -> error/errors 1/overall error/exit 1 with the detail quoting the writer's line byte for byte, plus 9 paired distinctness assertions that keep the two faults two (class token reaches the row, diagnosis stays in the writer's log); mutants 9 -> 11 (M10 DRIFT no longer read as a verdict, M11 detail replaced by a phrase and caught only on the detail), suite 288 -> 339/0, tool byte-identical md5 unchanged, ip_drift_cron 103/0 + 124/0, registry 464/0, queue_source 278/0, go_tests 92/0, leak_figure 41/0, detached_children 155/0, spend 0.00 [0.4.207]
be352f0 [0.4.207] agent: close measurements for b76e6d3 (suite re-read 288/0 after the push, monitor 24/6 with A3/A15 cleared, dashboard single red row = the three (r1) units, STEP 0 clear at stop)
--- PROGRESS tail ---

**The defect, measured before anything was changed (not taken on the previous run's word).** A hermetic probe — `IPDRIFT_CHECK_BIN` = a stub checker returning `public_ip "not-an-ip"` with `drift: true` and exit 1, `IPDRIFT_LOG_DIR` = a directory under `/tmp/opencode`, both removed afterwards — produced, from the unmodified writer:

```
[…2026-10-05T01:51:59Z] DRIFT gladex.de: egress=not-an-ip dns=77.90.15.49 class=unparseable
[…2026-10-05T01:51:59Z] DIAGNOSIS: egress is a public IP but differs from DNS.
[…2026-10-05T01:51:59Z] ACTION: verify VPS IP 77.90.15.49 is still correct BEFORE touching DNS.
```

The classifier has three outcomes — `private-or-cgnat`, `public`, `unparseable` (its own `except`, plus the `|| echo` fallback) — but the branch after it had **two**: `if private-or-cgnat … else …`, so the `else` swallowed `unparseable` too. The log therefore asserted the egress **is** an address for the `class=` token on the line above saying it could not be read as one, and then named the VPS as the thing to verify: the wrong fault, described confidently, in the one channel every reader trusts (`ip-drift-ALERTS.log` + the dated log).

**The fix — one `elif`, in the writer, and nothing else.** `tools/ip-drift-cron` now writes, for `class=unparseable`, its own pair — `DIAGNOSIS: egress is NOT an IP address (public_ip could not be parsed).` and `ACTION: run 'ip-drift-check --format json' by hand and read its public_ip.` The two existing classes are byte-identical to before, the `DNS NOT MODIFIED (deliberate).` rail is untouched, and the exit codes are unchanged: this changes **what a human is told**, never **what is done to DNS**. The rules permit it — the entry's own note is right that C3's sanction names `system-status` as the *reader* and would not need to move, and C3 still reads `ip-drift-cron system-status` after the change (re-measured below). The header comment in the branch records why it exists, so the next reader does not have to re-derive the defect.

**Why it survived: the row cannot see it, and no suite could ask.** The `ip-drift` row reads the verdict **line**, and `DRIFT … class=unparseable` reaches it as `error` / `errors 1` / `overall error` / `exit 1` **identically before and after** — so every assertion in `[0.4.207]`'s sections 22 and 23 stayed green over a wrong diagnosis, and the writer's own suite had no scenario producing an unparseable address at all (its stub checker offers `drift_pub` and `drift_cgnat` and nothing else on exit 1). That is the shape of the whole gap: a reader-side suite cannot catch a writer-side sentence, and a writer-side suite with no scenario cannot either.

**What landed, in both suites.**
- **`tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh` → 103 → 114 passed / 0 failed** (`--mutations` **124 → 139**): a new stub scenario `drift_unparse` and a block written as a *pair* — `class=unparseable` and this class's own `DIAGNOSIS`/`ACTION` present, and **absent** the public diagnosis, the tunnel-down diagnosis, `verify VPS IP 77.90.15.49` and any `CHECK-ERROR` beside a drift verdict (a diagnosis that matches everything diagnoses nothing), plus exit 1, exactly one alert line and the DNS rail. **Mutant M6** makes the new branch unreachable (`elif [ "$CLASS" = "unparseable" ]; then` → `elif false; then`), which restores the defect exactly; the mutant parses (so a red comes from behaviour, not a syntax error) and reddens on the intended assertion, `unparseable → diagnosis says the address did not parse`.
- **`tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh` → 339 → 377 passed / 0 failed**: **section 24** replays the third class through the same harness as sections 22–23 — the real writer, its own `IPDRIFT_CHECK_BIN`/`IPDRIFT_LOG_DIR` hooks, a stub checker, a directory under the suite's `mktemp`, no live channel named in code (`test_ip_drift_cron.sh` **C1** counts exactly that). The chain is asserted the way the previous two sections assert theirs: checker exit **1** → the writer's `DRIFT … class=unparseable` in the dated log **and** in the escalation channel → its own `DIAGNOSIS`/`ACTION` → the `DNS NOT MODIFIED (deliberate).` rail → no `CHECK-ERROR` → `error`/`errors 1`/`overall error`/`exit 1`, with the detail quoting the writer's line **byte for byte** and the human channel `[FAIL]` beside **no** healthy line. Then **three-class distinctness**, every claim pair-guarded: the third detail differs from both others, is labelled neither a VPS move nor a tunnel fault, its diagnosis is present in its own log and absent from the other two, and the other two diagnoses are absent from *its*.
- **The negative control that keeps section 24 honest.** A replay which only ever passing proves nothing about the strings it greps, so the same section runs a **copy of the writer with the branch made unreachable** (`sed` plant, plant-verified gone, `bash -n` checked, `chmod +x`) and asserts the pair that matters: the **row** still reports `error/1/error/1` with `class=unparseable` and exit still **1** — *nothing* about the row's verdict changes — while the crippled writer's log carries the public diagnosis and **lacks** section 24's. That is the demonstration, in the same file, that this defect is invisible to the row and visible only to the writer-side assertion.

**Measured after the change (never predicted).**
- `bash tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh` → **114 passed / 0 failed** (from **103**), `--mutations` → **139 / 0** (from **124**), with **M6** reported caught on its own assertion; the suite's `live` case, its `C1`–`C8` channel guards and its *"the real `/data/agent-logs/ip-drift-ALERTS.log` was never written"* all green in the same run.
- `bash tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh` → **377 passed / 0 failed** (from **339**): +38 assertions = section 24's replay chain, the three-class distinctness and the negative control; the eleven reader mutants unchanged and **`tools/system-status` byte-identical after the battery** — `md5 50e704f809f7507cfd0b03a5b35f8e04` both in the worktree and at `git show HEAD:tools/system-status`, so this step changed no reader at all.
- `php tests/test_ip_drift_safety.php` → **16 / 0** (the suite that pins *"explicitly tests 100.64.0.0/10 (not is_private alone)"* and *"no DNS write"* — the safety rail unchanged).
- `tools/repo-lint` → **exit 0**, `all 186 linted file(s) parse clean`, `212 … 6287 citation(s) … 0 missing` (a reading of `HEAD`, so the count becomes **213** only when this entry's commit lands); `bash -n` clean on both edited suites.
- The probe's own before/after on the **same** stub: before the fix the three lines quoted above; after it, `class=unparseable` with `DIAGNOSIS: egress is NOT an IP address (public_ip could not be parsed).` + `ACTION: run 'ip-drift-check --format json' by hand and read its public_ip.`, still exit **1**, still one alert line, `DNS NOT MODIFIED (deliberate).` still present.
- **Disclosures (shared tree, swept nothing).** `git status --porcelain` at write time shows exactly this run's **5 paths** — `tools/ip-drift-cron`, `tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh`, `tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh`, `tools/REGISTRY.md`, `CHANGELOG.md` — plus this entry, and nothing staged by another desk. **No `app/src/php` file touched → no reviewer gate, no promote** (dev and prod both stay **0.4.28**; `tools/healthcheck` → **exit 0**, dev **and** prod `HEALTHY … 0.4.28`); **no suite added or removed**, so `- Live:` stays **90** and `Checks performed` stays **39** (the two suites grew assertions instead); **zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no unit restarted, no `systemctl reset-failed`**, `crontab -l` untouched (2 lines: ip-drift `0 3 * * 0`, red-watch `*/15`); spend **0.00** of the 5.00 October allowance (`tools/budget-show` → **exit 0**, month 2026-10), free `*-free` models only, no key configured, no secret or PII in any prompt, file or commit.
- **Dashboard, pre-commit**: `ip-drift [OK] [2026-10-04T01:00:01Z] OK: No drift (egress matches DNS A record) (1d1h old)` (the box's newest live log, untouched by this step — the writer's **weekly** cron has not run since) · `git-tree [WARN] 5 uncommitted changes` (this entry makes it six, all mine) · `queue-source [FAIL] 1 violation(s): [0.4.208] is not named in agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` — the expected shape *before* this append exists: R8 is exactly the rule that says the newest changelog entry must be recorded in the authoritative file, and this sentence is what clears it · `failed-units [FAIL] 3 failed: identity-run@{jonas,lena,leon}` · `red-watch [WARN] red, failed=8` (A3/A15 the dirty tree, A12/A13/A16/A17/A18 the units, A30 the units themselves) · `Overall: 2 CHECK(S) FAILED`.

**Next-candidate queued, not actioned**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** fire the moment the investor answers (Marco Steiner hire approval — **0 unread** at this close); **(b) of `[0.4.204]`** — observe `identity-run@{jonas,lena,leon}` clear on their next timer fire (**Mon 08:06 / 08:11 / 08:21 CEST**) and confirm `tools/system-status`'s `failed-units` row returns `[OK] 0 failed unit(s)` while `red-watch` recovers to green — takeable by the first run after **~08:22 CEST**, it needs only the clock; **(e)** — the live half of `[0.4.206]`'s measurement stays hand-run only, by the decision its own bullet records; **(f3) — DONE by this run**, which leaves its own untaken twin as the next candidate: **(f4) NEW** — the writer's **fourth** exit branch, the `case "$ERR_CODE" in … *)` fallthrough in `tools/ip-drift-cron` (*"checker failed without a classified cause (exit N)"* with its `run 'ip-drift-check --format json' by hand` action). Sections 22–24 replay the three **named** codes and the three drift classes; the `*)` default — reached by `internal_error`, by non-JSON output and by an undocumented checker exit code — is the one diagnosis path with no replay behind it, and the writer's own suite already carries `err_int`, `garbage` and `rc99` scenarios to model it on. Replaying it through `tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh`'s existing harness would prove that a **default** branch still lands as `error` on the row rather than quietly becoming the branch a refactor drops. The standing `SOA:gladex.de [WARN] … mname=placeholder (NEEDS-INVESTOR open)` row is the investor's item, untouched.

**CLOSE PROTOCOL**: this entry appended **before** the commit that carries it (rule 1); a later commit carrying only closing measurements re-appends this entry first (rule 2); commits use **named paths only**, never `git add -A` (`tools/ip-drift-cron`, `tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh`, `tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh`, `tools/REGISTRY.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`); `git status --porcelain` must not list `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` at stop (rule 3); nothing of mine is checked out or reverted.

**CLOSE MEASUREMENTS (this run's second append, written BEFORE the commit that carries it — rules 2 and 3).**
- **Commit 1 = `0409596`**, six named paths only — `tools/ip-drift-cron`, `tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh`, `tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh`, `tools/REGISTRY.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` (the writer's `elif` branch, the two suites' new sections, the REGISTRY prose, the new `[0.4.208]` entry and this record) — pushed `94769b3..0409596 main -> main`, `git rev-list --left-right --count origin/main...HEAD` → **`0 0`**, `git status --porcelain` → **empty**.
- **Post-push re-reads, all exit 0**: `queue-source-check` → `OK - one queue: [0.4.208] pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 163 section(s), 186 PROGRESS bullet(s), 3 path token(s)` (R8 now reads the version this run created, and the **111** frozen item lines are what the step did not move) · `repo-lint` → `all 186 linted file(s) parse clean`, `213 changelog version heading(s), 213 unique, 6298 citation(s) checked, 0 missing` — the count moved **212 → 213** exactly as the pre-commit reading predicted, i.e. the new heading landed with **0 missing citations** · `inbox-status` → `OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)` · `healthcheck` → dev **and** prod `HEALTHY … 0.4.28` · `budget-show` → month 2026-10, **spent 0.00 € / remaining 5.00 €**.
- **Suites re-run on the COMMITTED state, not on the worktree that produced them**: `bash tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh` → **377 passed / 0 failed** · `bash tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh --mutations` → **139 passed / 0 failed** (and the plain suite **114 / 0** before the push) · `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **464 passed / 0 failed, rc 0** — re-run deliberately: its first reading this run started before commit 1 and finished after it, so it straddled the window and was **not** worth quoting; this one was taken against the pushed tree alone · `bash tests/test_queue_source.sh` → **278 / 0** · `php tests/test_ip_drift_safety.php` → **16 / 0**.
- **`tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` → 24 passed / 6 failed** on the clean pushed tree: `A3`/`A15` **PASS** (tree clean, in sync with `origin/main`), and the six remaining — `A12`/`A13`/`A16`/`A17`/`A18`/`A30` — are the three `(r1)` units, on purpose: they stay `failed` in `systemctl --failed` until their timers fire **Mon 08:06 / 08:11 / 08:21 CEST**, and **no `systemctl reset-failed` was run** to make a dashboard look better.
- **Dashboard after the push**: `git-tree [OK] clean` · `queue-source [OK] one queue: [0.4.208] pointer-only …` · `ip-drift [OK] [2026-10-04T01:00:01Z] OK: No drift (egress matches DNS A record) (1d1h old)` — the box's live weekly log, untouched by this step · `failed-units [FAIL] 3 failed: identity-run@{jonas,lena,leon}` (`rc=1 shift_exit=1` each) · `red-watch [WARN] red, failed=8 … 2m old` — that state file **predates commit 1** and refreshes on the `*/15` tick · **`Overall: 1 CHECK(S) FAILED`**, i.e. the only red row is the three `(r1)` units this run never touched. `tools/system-status --format json` → **rc 1**, **3510 bytes**, **0 bytes outside ASCII**, strict UTF-8 decode + `json.loads` **ok** (`errors 1`, `overall error`), `want=` → **0**, `ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY` → **0** occurrences (an error overall must not print a healthy line).
- **STEP 0 re-read at the close**: both `investor_to_agent` tables **0 unread** (re-queried directly, `count(*)` → `0` on `/opt/startup/dev/data/messages.db` and `0` on `/opt/startup/prod/data/messages.db`), `./tools/inbox-status` **exit 0**, `INBOX.md` **79/79/0** — no reply was owed at stop either, so **(93)**/**(97)(a)** stay queued on that same inbox. Spend **0.00**, free `*-free` models only, no promote (dev and prod both **0.4.28**), **zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no unit restarted, no `systemctl reset-failed`**, `crontab -l` untouched.
$ for e in dev prod; do echo "== $e =="; sqlite3 /opt/startup/$e/data/messages.db "SELECT id, ts, direction, read, substr(body,1,300) FROM messages WHERE direction='investor_to_agent' AND read=0;"; echo "-- counts --"; sqlite3 /opt/startup/$e/data/messages.db "SELECT direction, read, count(*) FROM messages GROUP BY direction, read;"; echo "-- newest 3 --"; sqlite3 /opt/startup/$e/data/messages.db "SELECT id, ts, direction, read, substr(body,1,80) FROM messages ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 3;"; done
== dev ==
-- counts --
agent_to_investor|0|29
agent_to_investor|1|89
investor_to_agent|1|25
-- newest 3 --
143|1791096023|agent_to_investor|0|HIRING DECISION — Senior Webdeveloper (PHP): PROPOSE Marco Steiner (marco-steine
142|1790908202|agent_to_investor|1|BUDGET ROLLED TO OCTOBER: month 2026-10, allowance 5.00, spent 0.00, remaining 5
141|1790745706|agent_to_investor|1|PRIVACY FINDING (agent), 2026-09-30 - applicant personal data IS in git, and
no 
== prod ==
-- counts --
agent_to_investor|0|33
agent_to_investor|1|71
investor_to_agent|1|4
-- newest 3 --
108|1791096023|agent_to_investor|0|HIRING DECISION — Senior Webdeveloper (PHP): PROPOSE Marco Steiner (marco-steine
107|1790908202|agent_to_investor|1|BUDGET ROLLED TO OCTOBER: month 2026-10, allowance 5.00, spent 0.00, remaining 5
106|1790745706|agent_to_investor|1|PRIVACY FINDING (agent), 2026-09-30 - applicant personal data IS in git, and
no
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/AGENT_BRIEF.md 
$ cd /data/repo && ls; echo "--- inbox-status ---"; ./tools/inbox-status; echo "rc=$?"
AGENT_BRIEF.md
AGENT_TASK.md
BUDGET.md
CHANGELOG.md
CONTEXT.md
DOMAIN.md
GETTING-STARTED.md
GETTING_STARTED.md
IDEAS-naming.md
IDEAS-naming2.md
IDEAS-scout.md
INBOX.md
LICENSE
MAIL-POLICY.md
PRODUCT.md
README.md
REPORT.md
STRUCTURE.md
agent-logs
agents
app
examples
hiring
mailboxes
scout-notes
team
tests
tools
--- inbox-status ---
inbox-status — STEP 0 investor duty

  messages unread : dev 0 / prod 0 / total 0
  last reply      : dev 143 / prod 108
  INBOX.md        : 79 entries, 79 handled, 0 open

verdict: OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)
rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
STEP 0 verified: **0 unread** `investor_to_agent` in both DBs (dev 0 / prod 0) and `inbox-status` → exit 0, *"nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"* — no reply is owed this run. Now checking the queue from the last run's PROGRESS entry.
$ date -u; echo "--- failed units ---"; systemctl --failed --no-legend 2>&1 | head; echo "--- identity timers ---"; systemctl list-timers 'identity-run@*' --no-legend 2>&1 | head
Mon Oct  5 02:41:03 UTC 2026
--- failed units ---
● identity-run@jonas.service loaded failed failed Scheduled persona run (jonas)
● identity-run@lena.service  loaded failed failed Scheduled persona run (lena)
● identity-run@leon.service  loaded failed failed Scheduled persona run (leon)
--- identity timers ---
Mon 2026-10-05 08:06:29 CEST 3h 25min Sun 2026-10-04 18:05:23 CEST 10h ago identity-run@lena.timer       identity-run@lena.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:11:26 CEST 3h 30min Sun 2026-10-04 18:10:23 CEST 10h ago identity-run@jonas.timer      identity-run@jonas.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:15:54 CEST 3h 34min Sun 2026-10-04 18:15:50 CEST 10h ago identity-run@mia.timer        identity-run@mia.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:21:27 CEST 3h 40min Sun 2026-10-04 18:20:38 CEST 10h ago identity-run@leon.timer       identity-run@leon.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:26:16 CEST 3h 45min Sun 2026-10-04 18:26:05 CEST 10h ago identity-run@aylin.timer      identity-run@aylin.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:50:39 CEST  4h 9min Sun 2026-10-04 18:50:35 CEST  9h ago identity-run@dispatcher.timer identity-run@dispatcher.service
Mon 2026-10-05 08:55:36 CEST 4h 14min Sun 2026-10-04 18:55:33 CEST  9h ago identity-run@sofia.timer      identity-run@sofia.service
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/system-status 2>&1 | tail -30; echo "rc=$?"
api-uptime                [OK] 200
  api-endpoints             [OK] 200
  api-changelog             [OK] 200
  api-stats                 [OK] 200
  page-info                 [OK] 200
  page-stats                [OK] 200
  page-team                 [OK] 200
  cloud                     [OK] nextcloud 200 installed=true; immich 200 pong; 5/5 containers up
  DNS:gladex.de             [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:dev.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:git.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:info.gladex.de        [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:stats.gladex.de       [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:team.gladex.de        [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:log.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  MX:gladex.de              [OK] 10 gladex.de. on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  SOA:gladex.de             [WARN] serial=2026092602 consistent on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8; mname=placeholder (NEEDS-INVESTOR open)
  ip-drift                  [OK] [2026-10-04T01:00:01Z] OK: No drift (egress matches DNS A record) (1d1h old)
  tls-cert-expiry           [OK] 78d left
  tls-cert-expiry-photos    [OK] 81d left
  investor-messages         [OK] 0 unread dev=0 prod=0
  investor-duty             [OK] owed=0 unread=0 unreplied=0 open=0
  git-tree                  [OK] clean
  red-watch                 [WARN] red, failed=6, since 2026-10-04T16:16:44Z, 11m old; FAIL A12 system-status exits 0 (kind=rc key=sys) ;; FAIL A13 overall healthy (kind=line key=sys) ;; FAIL A16 system-status json exits 0 (kind=rc key=sysj) ;; FAIL A17 json channel says overall ok (kind=contains key=sysj) ;; FAIL A18 json channel says zero errors (kind=contains key=sysj) ;; FAIL A30 no unit is left in systemctl --failed (kind=contains key=sys)
  queue-source              [OK] one queue: [0.4.208] pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 163 section(s), 186 PROGRESS bullet(s), 3 path token(s)
  go-tests                  [OK] passing (worktree)
  go-compile                [OK] 45 module file(s) compile clean (1.748s) (commit 046351f)
  promote-gates             [OK] promote-ready: verdict, dev-sync, commit-lint and ship-tree all pass (commit 046351f)

Overall: 1 CHECK(S) FAILED
rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
STEP 0 clear; queue candidates need checking. The identity timers fire at 08:06/08:21 CEST (3.5h away), so item (b) isn't takeable yet. Reading the queued **(f4)** candidate — the writer's untested 4th exit branch.
→ Read repo/tools/ip-drift-cron 
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && wc -l tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh && grep -n "section 2[0-9]\|SECTION\|^section" tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh | head -60
1227 tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh
   616 tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh
  1843 total
38:#   the detail is PRINTABLE ASCII, byte for byte (section 21): JSON is UTF-8,
54:#   the WRITER's own classified failures are REPLAYED, not typed (section 22):
63:#   the writer's DRIFT branch (exit 1) is replayed too (section 23), because
75:#   and the writer's THIRD class is replayed with it (section 24): when the
82:#                        22-23 could have seen the wrong diagnosis: section 24
671:# Reader self-test FIRST: the strict check section 21 leans on must reject a
718:# this row. That is section 23's job, on purpose: it is the same harness with
739:  # exit 1 — the writer's DRIFT branch (section 23). Two public_ip values on
748:  # The third class (section 24): drift:true with a public_ip the writer's own
757:    # writer's exit code — 0 no drift, 1 drift (section 23), 3 check error
758:    # (section 22). Every branch the writer can exit with is reachable here,
817:    # Queue item (f2): section 22 replayed everything the writer does EXCEPT
828:    # Chain asserted per class, exactly as section 22 does it: checker exit 1
996:    # Same rule as section 23's pair: present where it belongs, absent where it
1185:# section 22's REPLAYED file rather than a fixture this suite typed.
1200:# suite, so until section 23 replayed the writer's own exit-1 branch there was
1210:# section 23's `detail quotes the WRITER's drift line verbatim` assertion (and
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "err_int\|garbage\|rc99\|internal_error" tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh | head -40
111:  err_int)    printf '{%s,"public_ip":null,"dns_records":[],"drift":null,"error":"unexpected failure","error_code":"internal_error","exit_code":3}\n' "$base"; exit 3 ;;
112:  garbage)    echo "Traceback (most recent call last):"; echo "  File \"ip-drift-check\", line 1"; exit 3 ;;
115:  rc99)       echo '{"drift":null,"error_code":"internal_error"}'; exit 99 ;;
246:for scen in err_no_a err_dns err_ip err_int; do
261:run_cron err_int
262:assert_has "internal_error error_code surfaces verbatim" "code=internal_error" "$(alerts)"
270:run_cron garbage
280:run_cron rc99
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh [offset=660, limit=400]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Reading the suite header + the remaining control block, and baselining.
→ Read repo/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh [limit=100]

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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:38872 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:38888 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:38902 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:38908 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:38920 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:39496 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:39508 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38834 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38840 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38856 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38870 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38872 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:55 2026] 127.0.0.1:38884 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:55 2026] 127.0.0.1:38896 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:30:55 2026] 127.0.0.1:38908 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:41:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:54294 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:41:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:54318 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:41:04 2026] 127.0.0.1:54380 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:42:55 2026] 127.0.0.1:39466 Accepted
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[Mon Oct  5 04:42:55 2026] 127.0.0.1:39474 Accepted