v0.323.0 released to the three test boxes: REPORT, CONTEXT

REPORT.md

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-# REPORT — v0.322.0: the hub key opens no route, Go 1.27.2, the Data tab leftovers, the dead install-form branches (2026-10-16)
+# REPORT — v0.323.0: Debian 13, restic 0.18.1 pinned outside the OS and re-proven, felhom-samba 1.2.0 (2026-10-16)
 
-Written in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English. Task: burndown 2. Full report (the https close-out, the hub, the agent,
-the scanners, the rows): felhom.eu `REPORT-burndown2-2026-10-16.md`. Design: felhom.eu
-`architecture/01-topology-and-trust.md` §4 (now records R-970), `09-update-architecture.md` §0. Evidence: felhom.eu
-`documentation/audits/burndown2-2026-10-16/`.
+Brief: „the controller on Debian 13 with a pinned restic, re-proven; the Samba image rebuilt". Full report, in plain
+words: felhom.eu `REPORT-debian13-restic-2026-10-16.md`. Evidence: felhom.eu `documentation/audits/debian13-restic-2026-10-16/`.
 
-## 1. Plain words first
+## 1. What changed
 
-- **The box's hub key opens no route any more.** The routes that read and replaced the box's settings file are gone.
-  The self-update and geo routes take only a logged-in session. Nothing called them with the key.
-- **New Go (1.27.2) and an updated Debian 12 base.** Scanner counts fell: critical 16 → 4 (none fixable), fixable high
-  64 → 4 (all in Docker's own compose plugin), govulncheck 62 → 1 (a package not linked).
-- **The runtime stays on Debian 12**, so restic stays 0.14.0. Debian 13 is its own row (R-1105).
-- **Data tab:** the export password field tells the browser „new password", so it does not fill a saved one. The 2nd
-  copy's status rows are gone; the form is the one place.
-- **The install form** lost its branches for installed apps; no page served them.
+- `controller/Dockerfile`: a `restic` stage fetches the official restic 0.18.1 binary and checks the signed `SHA256SUMS`
+  (vendored key, `third_party/restic/`), the published sum and the per-arch sum pinned in the file. Runtime
+  `debian:13.7-slim` (digest); Docker repo codename from `/etc/os-release`. Removed packages the binary never runs:
+  postgres and mysql clients, sqlite3, fdisk, e2fsprogs, parted, sshpass.
+- `infra-images/samba/Dockerfile`: Alpine 3.24.2 (digest). `SambaImage` → `felhom-samba:1.2.0` (pushed once).
+  `scripts/build-samba-image.sh` refuses a reused tag, an unanswerable registry and a dirty/unpushed tree.
+- Comments in `internal/backup/offbox_{capture,progress,proof,window}.go` corrected to what was measured on both versions.
 
-## 2. Commits and images
+## 2. Tests (each red-proved)
 
-`8fe46a1` (v0.321.0) → `f037be7` (R-970, Data tab, R-1103) → `fc77fcb` (Go 1.27.2) → `52619e8` (Debian 12.13) →
-`e9d0d72` (CHANGELOG, `apt-get upgrade`) → this docs commit. Test images `0.322.0-rc.1` (Debian 13), `-rc.2`, `-rc.3`
-(demo-hp only); release **0.322.0**, MinAgent 0.158.1. Per-box floors for Tester 1, demo-hp, the N100, then the global
-floor 0.322.0, read back from the hub's page and its database.
+- `TestR1105_ResticIsPinnedOutsideTheOS` (`cmd/controller`): fails on the old Dockerfile and on four single mutations.
+- `TestR1105_EachResticFailureKeepsItsClass`, `_InitRaceIsStillSuccess`, `_TheJSONTheCodeReadsStillParses`,
+  `_TheForgetPlanOnlyEverKeepsMore` (`internal/backup`): REAL outputs of 0.14.0 and 0.18.1 in `testdata/restic/`, through
+  the code's own parsers and classifiers. Six mutations, each convicted.
+- `scripts/test_samba_build_push_once.sh`: 6 cases; 4 fail on the old script.
+- Full suite green; `controller_gates.py --fast` green.
 
-## 3. Tests and gates
+## 3. Live
 
-Red-proved: `TestR970_HubKeyOpensNoDoor`, `TestR970_ConfigRoutesAreGone`, `TestR970_HubKeyIsNoCSRFExemption`,
-`TestAppData_OneBackupSection`, `TestR694_TheSettingsTabDoesNotOfferAGeneratedLogin`. Retired with the route:
-`config_perms_test.go`, the `TestConfigApply_*` tests. Retired with the branches (their rules named in the full report):
-`TestDeployPage_DeployedApp_DoesNotCarryTheSecret`, `TestR709_AnInstalledAppsPasswordIsNotInThePage`,
-`TestR694_TheDeployPageDoesNotOfferAGeneratedLogin`, parity cases `deploy_installed`, `deploy_installed_restored`.
-Green gate rc 0 on Go 1.27.2; `controller_gates.py --fast` all OK. Fixtures: 8 re-captured, 2 removed.
+demo-hp 9201 on rc.1 (code identical to the release): both restore directions byte-identical on the real store; the
+off-site run (dumps + push, live progress) ok; the drill's row and file came back from the off-site copy; Samba 1.1.0 →
+1.2.0 with the same household password, every discovery daemon answering. Released by per-box floors to Tester 1,
+demo-hp, demo-felhom (19:25 UTC), box walk green. **The global floor waits for each box's first night on 0.323.0.**
 
 ## 4. Observations
 
-1. Debian 13 would move the off-site engine to restic 0.18.0 with assumptions measured on 0.14.0. FILED: R-1105
-2. govulncheck names `x/crypto/openpgp` in the binary. NOT-A-FINDING: the program does not link it (`go mod why`); the report is module-level because the binary is stripped.
-3. The parity case `deploy_new_memory_blocked` set „the current drive is missing" on a not-installed app. NOT-A-FINDING: test data only; the handler never does it, and the re-captured fixture shows what production renders.
+1. The forget plan of restic 0.17+ keeps each group's oldest snapshot while monthly slots are unused. NOT-A-FINDING: it only ever keeps more; pinned by `TestR1105_TheForgetPlanOnlyEverKeepsMore`, written into felhom.eu `07` §6.8.
+2. A reinstalled database app restored from the off-site copy is unusable (old volume, new password). FILED: R-1106
+3. The official restic 0.18.1 binary adds 50 fixable scanner findings. FILED: R-1107
+4. A share added before the first household password is not exported. FILED: R-1108
+5. A plain `restic restore` writes a lock on both versions; a comment said it did not. NOT-A-FINDING: comment corrected; the nightly proof uses `--no-lock`.
+6. `build.sh --push` also pushes `:latest` for an rc tag. NOT-A-FINDING: nothing pulls `:latest`; boxes run a named tag and the update button reads X.Y.Z tags.