The swap from a named volume to the host directory left the mount undeclared, which main's own
manifest check now refuses: a bind the module did not declare is created by the runtime as root, so
the module's owner and mode never reach it and ADR 0030's data rule does not cover it.
The directory is the broker's — lavinmq declares it as its own, mode 0700 — so from here it is an
access, read-only: a pre-existing path this module is granted use of and does not own.
Found checking whether the named volumes mesh-catalog PR #54/#55 replaced
are actually unused before considering them safe to remove -- this repo
has its own independent volumes declaration for the same TLS material
(mesh-controller reads it directly, not through lavinmq's own resource),
and it still named the old mesh-broker-tls volume.
Right now the content is identical -- copied once during the conversion.
If the cert ever rotates, lavinmq writes the new directory and this would
keep reading stale content from the volume nothing else updates.
Checked both repos for any other reference to the four converted volume
names (mesh-store-data, mesh-broker-data, mesh-broker-tls,
mesh-registry-data): this was the only one.
jochen
jschoubben