Issue 188: what the live fault was and how it was resolved

This commit is contained in:
2026-10-01 18:14:37 +02:00
parent 187442ec7b
commit a92e4bf121
@@ -43,6 +43,11 @@ where it happens and discovered where it hurts.
## Resolved in the live mesh, 2026-10-01 ## Resolved in the live mesh, 2026-10-01
By hand: `pin novox acme-ca novox step-ca`, the provider the previous controller had in fact bound The refusal itself was a fault of mesh-controller 195, already corrected on main by its author's
the proxy to (read from its plan), after which the control node resolved, every seat read as held hotfix (196) when the control node was found refusing; the running controller was the one build in
and the roll-out proceeded. The design fault above stands. between. Found by running the previous image and main's image as one-shots beside the running one
and reading which resolved. Resolved by pushing the control node from a one-shot of main's image, as
the recipe for a controller that cannot roll itself says. A pin naming the proxy's issuer
(`step-ca`, the one the previous plan had bound) was made first and kept; it changes nothing. The
design fault above stands and is fixed by mesh-controller PR `fix/a-machine-not-on-the-network-is-said`:
the dropped machine and the resolver's words are said where the drop happens.