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# AWOOOI Agent99 Host110 Backup Runtime V10
Status: proposed; central review and explicit owner approval are required before
any production apply.
This artifact supersedes V2 through V9. Every V9 identity below is void for
approval and remains audit evidence only:
- branch/ref: `codex/host110-backup-runtime-v9-20260718`
- candidate/revision: `8f11ef3362a8d7f66a46308b58fd142b0c91a8bc`
- artifact SHA-256: `929978eb3da15b04791a8614e6d5ee504ae2a4c2f205b694307a7bad7713bcad`
- exact diff SHA-256: `8085d49450b74e7c43577ba118cbd74d3a2e3dd2d22eeba90ce749d56c72c0f2`
- every other V9 proposal, content, revision, and derived hash
No V9 hash, ref, review, receipt, or test grants production execution
authority.
## Exact Scope
- Agent99 runtime bundle: 19 files, guarded by one producer/consumer parity
test.
- Host110 backup payload: 18 ordered files, comprising 17 backup scripts and
`backup-health-textfile-exporter.py`.
- Host110 remote stage: 21 unique basenames, comprising the ordered 18-file
payload, fixed executor, independent verifier, and `manifest.json`.
- Fixed target: `wooo@192.168.0.110`, dispatched by Windows99 Agent99 from an
exact Gitea revision and digest manifest.
- The candidate includes a 10-line runtime-lock addition to
`scripts/backup/gitea-full-backup-restore-drill.sh`. A future drill invocation
acquires the shared Host110 backup-runtime lock before its pre-existing drill
behavior. Applying this candidate replaces the script but does not invoke the
drill or any container lifecycle.
- `scripts/backup/backup-gitea.sh` has zero diff from the production base. No
Gitea primary stop/start or backup-container creation is part of this
candidate apply.
- V7, V8, and V9 proposal documents remain tracked audit artifacts and are not
runtime authority.
- `agent99-host110-broker-contract-replay.ps1` is a no-write Windows99 test
asset; it is not part of the 19-file Agent99 runtime or 18-file Host110
payload.
## V9 Defects Closed
### Signal-Safe Commit Boundary
The executor enters a signal-deferring critical section before publishing the
payload receipt. `INT`, `HUP`, and `TERM` are recorded without exiting until the
durable payload-receipt readback and `APPLY_COMPLETE=1` commit state are both
established. A deferred signal can never enter the pre-commit EXIT rollback
path after the payload receipt exists.
After commit, exact stage and rollback-prestate cleanup still run. If cleanup
is complete, a deferred signal produces the non-success terminal
`committed_signal_deferred`, a durable terminal receipt, the corresponding
129/130/143 exit, and an applied payload. TERM, HUP, and INT are replayed in the
exact receipt-to-commit window.
After cleanup, terminal publication uses a bounded signal mask. Signals captured
before that boundary remain part of the non-success terminal; signals delivered
during the immutable terminal writer cannot mutate its already-final state.
Terminal-writer TERM, HUP, and INT replays require receipt, stdout, payload, and
exit to remain consistent.
### Payload And Terminal Receipts
The immutable payload receipt has status `payload_verified`; it proves exact
payload, independent verifier, durable receipt readback, and absence of
run-owned destination temporaries. It does not claim internal stage or rollback
prestate cleanup.
A separate immutable terminal receipt is the authority for overall success.
Only status `verified` with `stageCleanupVerified=true`,
`rollbackPrestateCleanupVerified=true`, no deferred signal, and exit code zero
may yield executor `ok:true`. Each successful cleanup is absence-read back and
its parent directory is fsynced before terminal publication.
If either cleanup fails, the payload remains committed, exact residue is
preserved, terminal status is `cleanup_pending`, executor output is
`ok:false`, and exit is nonzero. A payload receipt cannot be used as a
zero-residue or broker-success shortcut. The Windows99 broker validates every
status, payload, rollback, residue-scope, cleanup, signal, exit, receipt-path,
and independent-verifier field fail-closed.
Committed non-success outputs are parsed and retained in broker evidence before
the broker fails overall; `cleanup_pending`, `committed_signal_deferred`, and
`terminal_receipt_failed` can never be collapsed into an ambiguous generic
transport failure.
### Existing Transaction Guarantees Retained
- Producer and executor payload basenames are exact-equal in count, set, and
order: 18 payload files and 21 unique staged files.
- Receipt write, hard-link, fsync, and readback failures roll back exact content
and metadata without publishing success.
- Terminal-receipt write, hard-link, fsync, and readback failures keep the
verified payload, publish no terminal success, emit structured committed
failure evidence with `terminalReceiptPublished=false`, and exit nonzero.
- Apply and rollback destination temporaries are run-owned, tracked, removed,
and absence-read back.
- Rollback attempted, performed, verified, and residue truth remain separate;
partial or unknown rollback terminates `rollback_unverified`.
- Fault hooks require both the explicit test flag and a transformed
non-production destination; canonical `/backup/scripts` cannot enable them.
## Apply Effects
- Windows99 Agent99 runtime promotion writes the 19 runtime files plus bounded
manifest and receipt state.
- Host110 Apply replaces the ordered 18 payload paths through one exclusive,
digest-bound filesystem transaction, and writes payload/terminal receipts
below `/backup/status`.
- The deployed restore-drill script gains shared-lock behavior. The apply does
not execute that script.
- Apply does not run a backup, invoke a Gitea container lifecycle, sync Google
Drive, prune snapshots, restart a VM or service, or change a database,
network, firewall, credential, or secret.
## Reproducible Validation
Focused replay and contract suite:
```sh
pytest -q \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_agent99_host110_backup_runtime_broker.py \
scripts/backup/tests/test_verify_offsite_full_sync_runtime.py \
scripts/ops/tests/test_agent99_signoz_metadata_executor_runtime_entrypoint.py \
scripts/ops/tests/test_db_bounded_executor_runtime_entrypoint.py \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_agent99_live_preflight_decision.py \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_agent99_remote_atomic_deploy_transport_contract.py \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_host112_manager_recovery_contract.py
```
Exact signal and post-commit cleanup replays:
```sh
pytest -vv \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_agent99_host110_backup_runtime_broker.py \
-k 'commit_window_signal or terminal_publication or terminal_receipt_fault or postcommit_cleanup'
```
Static, syntax, and repository checks:
```sh
ruff check scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/test_agent99_host110_backup_runtime_broker.py
bash -n scripts/backup/host110-backup-runtime-executor.sh
git diff --check
PATH=/Users/ogt/.pyenv/shims:$PATH bash scripts/ops/ansible-validate.sh
```
`ansible-validate.sh` parses
`ops/reboot-recovery/full-stack-backup-baseline.yml` as YAML metadata. It runs
`ansible-playbook --syntax-check` only for the actual playbooks listed by the
script; the metadata mapping is not represented as a playbook.
Windows99 no-file-write PowerShell parser check:
```sh
PARSER_COMMAND='$source=[Console]::In.ReadToEnd(); $tokens=$null; $errors=$null; [System.Management.Automation.Language.Parser]::ParseInput($source,[ref]$tokens,[ref]$errors) | Out-Null; [pscustomobject]@{ok=($errors.Count -eq 0); errorCount=$errors.Count; parser="WindowsPowerShell"} | ConvertTo-Json -Compress; if ($errors.Count -ne 0) { exit 1 }'
ENCODED=$(printf '%s' "$PARSER_COMMAND" | iconv -f UTF-8 -t UTF-16LE | base64 | tr -d '\n')
ssh -o BatchMode=yes -o StrictHostKeyChecking=yes -o ConnectTimeout=5 \
-o ConnectionAttempts=1 Administrator@192.168.0.99 \
"powershell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -EncodedCommand $ENCODED" \
< agent99-host110-backup-runtime-broker.ps1
```
Windows99 actual-function missing-field/type contract replay:
```sh
WRAPPER='$script=[Console]::In.ReadToEnd(); & ([ScriptBlock]::Create($script))'
WRAPPER_ENCODED=$(printf '%s' "$WRAPPER" | iconv -f UTF-8 -t UTF-16LE | base64 | tr -d '\n')
BROKER_GZIP_BASE64=$(gzip -c agent99-host110-backup-runtime-broker.ps1 | base64 | tr -d '\n')
awk -v payload="$BROKER_GZIP_BASE64" \
'BEGIN { print "$BrokerGzipBase64 = \"" payload "\"" } { print }' \
scripts/reboot-recovery/tests/agent99-host110-broker-contract-replay.ps1 |
ssh -o BatchMode=yes -o StrictHostKeyChecking=yes -o ConnectTimeout=5 \
-o ConnectionAttempts=1 Administrator@192.168.0.99 \
"powershell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -EncodedCommand $WRAPPER_ENCODED"
```
The replay loads the candidate broker's actual function AST, accepts the valid
success and three committed non-success terminals, then removes every required
field and injects wrong JSON types. Expected readback is 34 missing-field and 6
type rejections. It performs no remote file write.
## Exact Diff Serialization
Substitute the V10 Gitea live-ref SHA for `<candidate_git_sha>` and hash the
exact stdout bytes:
```sh
git diff --binary --full-index \
e7e3bcf8a5a8a19c1253d73f51d9dca248af0aa3..<candidate_git_sha> |
shasum -a 256
```
Central review must independently bind the live feature ref and candidate Git
SHA, this tracked artifact path and bytes hash, the serialized diff hash/path
count/line counts, the 19/18/21 count contracts, and the exact restore-drill and
`backup-gitea.sh` diffs.
## Rollback
- Source rollback reverts the exact V10 diff to
`e7e3bcf8a5a8a19c1253d73f51d9dca248af0aa3` without force-pushing.
- Agent99 rollback restores the prior runtime files and manifest and verifies
prior hashes independently.
- Before payload commit, Host110 rollback restores all prior payload content,
SHA-256, uid, gid, and mode under the exclusive lock and proves no run-owned
destination temporary remains.
- After payload commit, the executor never rolls the payload back merely due to
a signal or cleanup error. It preserves exact cleanup evidence and reports a
non-success terminal. Any later cleanup-only remediation is a separate
controlled action scoped to the run-specific stage/prestate paths and may not
rewrite the verified payload.
- Source rollback restores the restore-drill script's prior unlocked behavior.
It does not invoke the drill or any container lifecycle.
- Any canonical, metadata, receipt, signal, cleanup, or residue mismatch fails
closed and cannot produce broker `verified`.