Say a secret given in plain words, and log words the keeper refuses
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The secret-given condition's explanation carried a clock time, which the
plain rule refuses, so the operator read the scope's fallback ("needs a
look") instead of what changed. Its words now carry no time and say the
secret's name as words; a test holds them to the rule through a keeper.
With no test hook set, the keeper logs a refused or missing wording once
per kind and reason, so a fallback is never silent again (hq issue 359).
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jochen
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@@ -221,20 +221,34 @@ func giveAtDesk(ctx context.Context, node, module, name, desk string) error {
const kindSecretGiven = "secret-given"
// secretGivenObservation is that condition: which secret, of which module on which machine, how and when.
// The summary, for whoever looks closer, names the secret and the time. The words the operator reads are
// held to the plain rule (conditions.PlainWords): no clock time — the channel says when, in the operator's
// time — and the secret's name said as words. Words that broke the rule were replaced by the keeper with
// "needs a look … a problem it calls secret given" (hq issue 359), which told the operator nothing.
func secretGivenObservation(node, module, name, how string, at time.Time) conditions.Observation {
key := node + "." + module + "." + name
where := module + " on " + node
headline := "New secret given for " + where
if len(headline) > conditions.HeadlineMax {
headline = "New secret given for " + module
}
return conditions.Observation{Scope: conditions.ScopeMachine, ID: key, Token: kindSecretGiven, Kind: kindSecretGiven,
Machine: node, Severity: conditions.Urgent, Source: kindSecretGiven,
Summary: fmt.Sprintf("%s of %s on %s was given %s at %s", name, module, node, how,
at.Local().Format("2006-01-02 15:04")),
Headline: "Secret of " + module + " changed",
Explanation: fmt.Sprintf("The secret %s of %s on %s was given %s at %s. If you did not do this, "+
"somebody else holds what %s acts with.", name, module, node, how, at.Local().Format("15:04"), module),
Needs: "silence this if you gave it; if you did not, give the secret again yourself and unlink what it serves.",
Resolved: "You saw that " + name + " of " + module + " was changed",
Headline: headline,
Explanation: fmt.Sprintf("The secret %s of %s was given %s. If you gave it, nothing else is needed. If you "+
"did not, somebody else now holds what %s acts with.", secretNameWords(name), where, how, module),
Needs: "silence this if you just gave it; if you did not, give it again yourself so that only you hold it.",
Resolved: "You saw that " + module + " was given a new secret",
Actions: []conditions.Action{conditions.SilenceAction(conditions.Key(conditions.ScopeMachine, key, kindSecretGiven))}}
}
// secretNameWords is a secret's name as the operator reads it: "telegram-token" is "telegram token".
func secretNameWords(name string) string {
return strings.Join(strings.FieldsFunc(name, func(r rune) bool { return r == '-' || r == '_' || r == '.' }), " ")
}
// announceSecretGiven raises it on this controller's keeper.
func announceSecretGiven(ctx context.Context, node, module, name, how string) error {
return withKeeper(ctx, func(k *conditions.Keeper) error {