The controller now accesses /var/lib/mesh-broker-tls (mesh-controller #54) and the push refused whole: lavinmq declared the directory as an owned resource, and shared data is the operator's, owned by no module (ADR 0051). lavinmq only ever reads the certs — genesis laid them down — so it declares a read access like the controller does, and the directory belongs to nobody. Found landing today's merges: the refusal fired on the first push carrying the new controller.
The controller now accesses `/var/lib/mesh-broker-tls` (mesh-controller #54) and the push refused whole: lavinmq declared the directory as an owned resource, and shared data is the operator's, owned by no module (ADR 0051). lavinmq only ever reads the certs — genesis laid them down — so it declares a read access like the controller does, and the directory belongs to nobody. Found landing today's merges: the refusal fired on the first push carrying the new controller.
The controller now accesses /var/lib/mesh-broker-tls (mesh-controller
#54) and the push refused whole: lavinmq declared the directory as an
owned resource, and shared data is the operator's, owned by no module
(ADR 0051). lavinmq only ever reads the certs — genesis laid them down
— so it declares a read access like the controller does, and the
directory belongs to nobody.
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The controller now accesses
/var/lib/mesh-broker-tls(mesh-controller #54) and the push refused whole: lavinmq declared the directory as an owned resource, and shared data is the operator's, owned by no module (ADR 0051). lavinmq only ever reads the certs — genesis laid them down — so it declares a read access like the controller does, and the directory belongs to nobody. Found landing today's merges: the refusal fired on the first push carrying the new controller.