The operator asked for the laptop's screen to show a few seconds of real apps
running. His decision: he records the raw clips, the assembly is built here. So no
Playwright and no new dependency - ffmpeg 7.1.5 is already on DooPlex.
NOT ON THE PAGE YET. The live hero still shows the still picture; this commit is the
two finished pieces plus the measurements behind the format choice.
scripts/make_hero_clip.py
NN-appname.ext in -> scaled and centre-cropped to the screen's 1.626:1, crossfaded,
out as mp4 (h264) + webm (VP9) + a webp poster. Runs on DooPlex; Windows has no
ffmpeg. Not part of any build, gate or deploy: the site has no build step, so the
output is committed like any other picture. Proven end to end against six
placeholder scenes built from the repo's own app screenshots (21s loop -> mp4
480 KB, webm 609 KB, poster 83 KB).
WHY NOT A GIF - measured, six crossfaded scenes:
904x556 mp4 331 KB | webm 411 KB | GIF 2676 KB for HALF the length
1130x696 mp4 775 KB | webm 1196 KB | webp 2551 KB
A GIF is ~11x the mp4 for the same seconds and dithers to 256 colours on a dark UI.
website/assets/hero-laptop-frame.webp
The laptop render with its SCREEN CUT OUT to transparency, so a clip plays under the
bezel with the glass reflection over it. The reflection is PAINTED: lifting the
bright pixels out of the AI-drawn screen dragged a ghost of the drawn UI along.
Hole: left 11.041% top 12.345% width 79.817% height 64.305%, ratio 1.626:1. Two
pixels of slack - a tight rect showed the drawn sidebar's highlight, a loose one
showed page background at the top left; both were seen in the browser.
The page will load it as <video muted loop playsinline preload="none"> with the first
frame as poster, started only on scroll-into-view and never under
prefers-reduced-motion. First paint: frame 59 KB + poster ~80 KB against today's single
57 KB still; the ~330 KB clip comes after, or never if the visitor does not scroll
there. No "loading" graphic needed - the poster IS the loading state.
The recording brief is in E:\felhom-video\README.txt (outside the repo: the raw files
are large and the repo is public).
Felhom host scripts
Operator-side scripts for standing up a Felhom Proxmox host.
felhom-host-install.sh — Day-0 host bootstrap (operator-deploy)
Run on a freshly-PVE-installed box to fully automate Day-0: Proxmox API token →
hub host enrollment (single secret) → agent install (fetch + verify + install) →
agent config → golden → guest provision → verify. It composes already-proven mechanisms
(the pveum role/token sequence, the hub POST /host-enroll enrollment from option C, and
felhom-agent --selftest=provision). The agent renders bootstrap.json into the guest and
the controller pulls its own controller.yaml in-guest — the script never fetches that.
Since v1.1.0 (BUNDLE slice) the script also installs the agent itself: it fetches the
agent binary + golden from Gitea generic packages and verifies each artifact's sha256 against
the hub-vouched manifest (GET /api/v1/artifacts/{id}) before installing/using it. The fetch
credential is the git token already inside the customer's controller.yaml (config-retrieve) —
no new credential, and the checksum trust root is the hub, not Gitea.
Grounding: documentation/audits/SPIKE-day0-firstboot-handshake-2026-06-26.md.
Prerequisites (manual, before running)
- Install Proxmox VE 9.x on the box. During the installer, use Advanced → LVM
sizing so
local-lvm(thepve/datathin pool) has enough room for the appliance volumes — a useful box wants ≥ ~120 GiB free onlocal-lvm(rootfs 32G + Docker-data ~200G + user-data ~50G after grows). The script refuses below the hard minimum. - SSH into the box as root.
- Create the customer in the hub first (hub UI → new customer). The customer's retrieval passphrase (a 5-word Hungarian phrase) is the only secret you carry to the box.
That's it. The agent binary + golden are fetched + verified + installed by the script (provided the
operator has recorded the current artifact set in the hub UI → Configs → Day-0 artifacts, and
published them via felhom-agent/scripts/publish-agent.sh + configs/build-golden.sh). A local
golden, if present, is still used as a fallback.
Usage
curl -fsSL https://felhom.eu/scripts/felhom-host-install.sh -o felhom-host-install.sh
chmod +x felhom-host-install.sh
# secure no-echo passphrase prompt:
sudo ./felhom-host-install.sh --customer-id <customer>
# or from a 0600 file (no prompt):
sudo ./felhom-host-install.sh --customer-id <customer> --passphrase-file /root/.pass
# preview every mutating command without executing:
sudo ./felhom-host-install.sh --customer-id <customer> --dry-run
# resume after a fixed mid-way failure (skips completed steps):
sudo ./felhom-host-install.sh --customer-id <customer> --resume
The passphrase is read no-echo or from a 0600 file — never a CLI argument, never
echoed, never written to the state file or logs. The minted Proxmox-token secret and the
per-host hub api_key live only in the agent config (0600, root).
Key options
| Option | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
--customer-id ID |
(required) | customer (must already exist in the hub) |
--vmid N |
9201 |
guest VMID to provision |
--golden VOLID |
newest vzdump-lxc-<golden-vmid> |
golden archive |
--rootfs/--datavol/--sysdata-grow N |
auto-compute | volume grows (GiB over the golden base 32/16/8) |
--passphrase-file PATH |
no-echo prompt | read passphrase from a 0600 file |
--preserve-from PATH |
— | merge non-Day-0 sections (PBS/local_api/privileged/authz) from an existing config |
--dry-run / --resume / --force |
off | preview / resume / clobber an existing vmid |
--mode provision|dr |
provision |
dr is a documented 10D stub (not implemented) |
Behaviour notes
- Idempotent + resumable. A step-state file (
/var/lib/felhom-install/state.json) records completed steps;--resumeskips them. A plain re-run refuses to clobber an existing--vmid(pass--forceto override). - Single-secret enrollment.
POST /host-enrollmints on first call (201) and reuses the credential on later calls (200) — re-running never orphans a running agent's key. The global operator key is never used. - Token automation. Creates/normalises the 16-priv
FelhomAgentrole, thefelhom-agent@pveuser + privsep token, and both ACL grants (user and token — the ACL is applied after the token exists, becausepveum user token removepurges it). - Agent install (v1.1.0). Fetches the binary from Gitea
(
/api/packages/admin/generic/felhom-agent/<ver>/felhom-agent), verifies its sha256 against the hub manifest, then installs the non-rootfelhom-agentservice user + binary + sudoers (0440,visudo -cf-validated) + the canonical systemd unit. Idempotent: same version already installed + service active → skips. A sha256 mismatch aborts the install (verify-before-use). The agent runs non-root (privileged.mode: "sudo"+ the sudoers allowlist), never as root. - Golden (v1.1.0). Uses a local golden when present; otherwise fetches it from Gitea
(
/api/packages/admin/generic/felhom-golden/<ver>/golden.tar.zst), verifies its sha256, and imports it into the archive storage's dump dir for the restore.--force-gitea-goldenforces the Gitea path even when a local golden exists. - DR mode (
--mode dr) is a documented seam only — it restores the customer's own PBS whole-CT snapshot instead of the golden. Not implemented (10D).
Productionization hooks (not done here)
- Serving: place this file where the felhom.eu site serves it at
https://felhom.eu/scripts/felhom-host-install.sh(a static route; verify on deploy). - Per-customer artifact pinning: the hub manifest currently returns the global current artifact
set for every customer; per-customer pinning is a future hook (
GET /api/v1/artifacts/{id}already takes the customer id). - Unit/sudoers integrity: the binary + golden are sha256-verified against the hub; the unit +
sudoers are fetched from the agent repo
main(canonical text) and the sudoers isvisudo -cf-validated.