# STATUS — what works, what's broken, what's next **Ready for the first real tester (Tester-2): yes. You confirmed the tunnel route and the connect mails (2026-09-30).** **Updated 2026-10-03 (evening): off-site backups a box cannot delete — built and live. Both demo boxes run controller 0.289.1 and host agent 0.138.0. Hub 0.127.0. New installs get golden 0.289.1 with agent 0.138.0; every box's floor is 0.289.1.** ## Today (2026-10-03, evening): your choices A and A — built - **A box can no longer delete its off-site backups.** Both demo boxes now use a key that can only add. I tried a delete from each box: refused. Old backups all stayed (demo-felhom 11 → 13, demo-hp 91 → 100). - **No box gets the storage password any more.** The box gives the hub only its public key; the hub puts it in the storage account. I asked for the password with demo-hp's own login: refused. - **The hub keeps the passwords locked (encrypted).** A copy of the hub database no longer reveals them. - **Every day the hub checks each storage account's key file.** It found old unlocked keys from earlier boxes: 4 on demo-felhom's account and 5 on demo-hp's — now removed. tester-1's account still has 3 (its box is gone); you get a daily alarm for it until they go. - **The weekly clean-up window works, but it is switched OFF.** I opened one window on demo-hp by hand: it opened, the fake-backup check refused, and it closed in 3 seconds. The check refused because I had made a manual backup today — it is too strict. I fix that next; until then nothing deletes old backups (there is plenty of room). - **ep0's whole-box backups are copied to DooPlex every night.** First copy: 12 GB in 3 minutes, all 4 backups. DooPlex cannot read them (encrypted per household). A failed copy mails you; the test mail arrived. - **One bug, found and fixed live:** the first new box version misread its backup count as 0, and you got one false alarm mail ("demo-felhom: fell from 11 to 0"). **Ignore that mail.** Fixed 15 minutes later (0.289.1). - **Rows:** 3 closed, 6 opened, 1 opened and closed the same day. The list went from 327 to 330. ## Today (2026-10-03, later): off-site backup safety, step 1 — measured, nothing built - **The "add only" lock works.** I tested it on tester-1's storage account (your choice; no box uses it now). New backups go in. Restore works. Every delete is refused. I put the account back exactly as it was. - **But the lock alone does not protect us yet.** A broken-into box can ask the hub for the storage password. With that password it can log in and remove the lock. First the box must stop getting the password. - **A second trap:** with "add only", an attacker can add fake backups dated in the future. The normal clean-up rule then deletes all the real backups. Any clean-up must check for this. - **The hub keeps every storage password in plain form.** Anyone who reads the hub database can delete every household's off-site backups. New row. - **ep0:** Hetzner cannot snapshot the extra disk at all. One of the three old ideas does not exist. - **Rows:** 2 closed, 3 opened. The list went from 326 to 327 rows. The dated check for 6 October is done. ## Today (2026-10-03): the to-do list is in order — paperwork only, no machine touched - **Finished items left the open list.** It went from 442 rows to 326. Nothing was deleted; each moved row names where its full text is. - **Every open row now has one category and one severity** (P1 now · P2 before the first paying customer · P3 during the first customers · P4 later). **No row is P1.** 27 rows are P2. - **Two new automatic checks** refuse a finished row left in the open list, and a new row without a category or a severity. - **Your four new items are on the roadmap:** security updates for the box's own system; legal pages and business papers; "what if the household leaves Felhom"; a second login step for the dashboard. Two of them are also real findings today: **a box never receives system security updates**, and **the website has no privacy notice, terms or imprint.** - The ranked list and my reasoning: the triage recommendation in the audits folder. **Tester-2 — read only, from the hub.** The customer record exists. Tester-2's box has not registered yet. ## Today (afternoon): every app checked again - **No data-loss fault.** I checked all 58 apps with the fixed check. It made each app really save something, then looked where the data landed. **No app saves data where the backup does not copy it.** - **40 apps: proven correct. 18 apps: not proven either way.** In those 18 the check could not fill every folder (for example an upload folder stays empty because my test saves no upload). Nothing was found outside a backed-up folder. I list them and work on them later. - **papra was broken for new installs, now fixed.** It needs more memory than its limit, so a fresh install crashed in a loop. I measured it and raised the limit. No box runs papra. - **plant-it's program image is gone from Docker Hub.** It is already hidden from new installs. No box runs it. ## Removing an app now tells the truth (your choice A) - When the household removes an app, its own files (books, videos) **stay**. The dialog and the result now say so, and name the folder. Proven on the scratch box: the video was still there after the remove. ## Before the first paying customer Everything here must be done before the first customer who pays: 1. **SparkyFitness:** written permission from the author (the e-mail draft is ready). If none → hidden from new installs. 2. **Tandoor:** written permission from the authors. If none → hidden from new installs. 3. **A lawyer reviews the licence list** (Tandoor, SparkyFitness, Emby, n8n, Plex, the paid "enterprise" parts, Redis). 4. **Agent updates:** I may sign agent updates only until the first paying customer; after that you sign them. Your licence decisions are recorded: Emby, Plex and n8n stay. recipe-importer needs nothing unless we share it. ## Also today - **New version 0.288.0 and a new golden (0.288.0).** - **Rows.** 7 closed, 6 opened. The list went from 436 to 442 rows. ## What needs you 0. **Off-site clean-up window: nothing to decide now.** It stays OFF until the next session fixes the too-strict check. **If you do nothing:** no old off-site backup is deleted; storage grows slowly (each household uses under 1 GB). 0b. **How much history should DooPlex's ep0 copy keep?** Today it keeps everything and grows every night. - **A — keep the last 8 weekly copies** (recommended): undo up to 2 months; about 4 times ep0's size (ep0 keeps 2). - **B — keep everything:** never loses anything; DooPlex's disk slowly fills (5.5 TB free today). - **If you do nothing:** B — it grows; nothing breaks for months. 0c. **tester-1's old keys:** say "remove them" and I clean that storage account's key file through the hub. **If you do nothing:** one alarm mail a day for tester-1. 1. **plant-it:** keep the hidden template as it is, or remove it entirely (its image no longer exists). **If you say nothing:** it stays hidden; nothing runs it. 2. **Send the SparkyFitness request, and ask the Tandoor authors** (the "Before the first paying customer" list). 3. **Phone test (2 minutes), only if you want it:** say so, and I put MeTube back on demo-hp with a family login. ## Standing steps - **Monthly security re-test: last run 2026-10-01, next due ~2026-11-01.** (You start it with the standing brief.) - **Weekly:** the golden bake (next around 9 October; today's bake was 0.288.0). - **Registry clean-up:** only when the registry disk fills; "show me" mode first, then a person decides.