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On a box whose guest has one data volume the two built-in fill targets, "/" (the controller's overlay on the Docker data volume) and /mnt/sys_drive, are one filesystem. The target list was de-duplicated by path only, so one fill would send two warnings under two names. fillTargets now keeps one target per filesystem; the first stays (app area, system area, drives). The identity is system.FilesystemKey, not st_dev alone: inside the container "/" is an overlay with its own device number, so an overlay path takes the device of a Docker-kept file on the data-root (/etc/hostname, /etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf). Measured read-only on demo-hp 9201/9202 and the N100 on 2026-11-10. Tests: TestR1371_* (3), TestFilesystemKey_* (2). Red seen three times. No version, no image, no floor: it waits for a release session. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rPz1ZhFKsS53msqPYxtS
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# REPORT — one fill warning per filesystem (R-1371) — committed, NOT released (2026-11-10, operator brief)
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**Plain words first.** The controller watches how full the disks are. On a box with one data volume it watched that
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volume twice, under two names. One full disk would have sent two warnings. The controller now watches each filesystem
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once. This is a commit only. No version, no image, no floor change. No box has it. It waits for the next release.
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The full report of the run is in `felhom.eu`: `REPORT-endings-kernels-fixes-2026-11-10.md`.
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| Change | `fillTargets` / `fillTargetsBy` in `controller/cmd/controller/main.go`; `system.FilesystemKey` (new, `controller/internal/system/fskey*.go`) |
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| Rule | One watch target per filesystem. The first stays: app area, then system area, then drives. A path that cannot be identified is kept |
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| The trap | Inside the container "/" is an overlay. It has its own device number (139 against 64519 on demo-hp). A plain device compare changes nothing on a box. The key of an overlay path is the device of a file Docker keeps on its data volume (`/etc/hostname`, `/etc/hosts`, `/etc/resolv.conf`) |
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| Measured | Read-only, 2026-11-10, demo-hp guests 9201 and 9202 and the N100: felhom.eu `documentation/audits/space-list-2026-11-10/evidence/extra/fs-identity.txt` |
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| Tests | `TestR1371_OneFillSendsOneWarning`, `TestR1371_TargetsByFilesystem`, `TestR1371_ProductionListUsesTheRealIdentity`, `TestFilesystemKey_AnOverlayRootIsTheDockerDataRoot`, `TestFilesystemKey_RealSyscalls` |
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| Red seen | 3 times: no filesystem check (2 warnings); the production list not wired to the real identity; an overlay keeping its own device number |
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| Gates | `python3 scripts/controller_gates.py --fast` |
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| Not proven | On a box. No disk was filled, so two real warnings were never seen; the double count is read from the target list and the measured filesystems |
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| Not fixed here | The guest's own root disk (`/opt/docker/stacks` lies on it) has no fill watcher. It is a design point in felhom.eu `16-storage-physical-identity.md` |
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| Side effect | A registered drive that lies on the same filesystem as a built-in area is now watched under the area's name |
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| Machines | None changed by this commit. The measurement was read-only |
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**Next.** A release session builds it. Then read the watch list in the controller's log on a one-volume box: it must
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name the data volume once.
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