- Assert each installed service individually: systemctl is-enabled and
is-active only require one of several units to match.
- Require a configured lab before installing, since a first-run postinst
correctly selects setup mode and disables the runtime services.
- Verify the installed binaries exist before the ldd check, which
otherwise passes when a file is missing.
- Skip the second checksum pass after a fresh download.
- Share one LAB_SSH_OPTIONS array between lab_ssh and lab_scp.
- Drop a stale build_dpkg.sh comment and widen the missing-package
message.
- Record the MAC-literal consolidation as a follow-up.
- check-package parses arguments with a loop: --install can appear
before or after the path, extra arguments are rejected, and an
explicitly named missing package is reported as such.
- --install also asserts the installed services are enabled and active,
checks both lqosd and liblqos_python.so for missing libraries, and
imports liblqos_python with the installed venv.
- LQOS_SKIP_PREREQS still applies the /usr/sbin PATH fix, and the flag is
documented in the helper and the unsupported-distribution message.
- Both image downloads share one download_verified helper.
- test-lifecycle uses wait_for_guest_ready, and lab_ssh/lab_scp bound
stalled sessions with keepalives.
- Drop the two serde-defaulted UISP fixture keys, fix the remaining
Spanish line, and correct the src/rust README path.
- Record the remaining follow-ups in the plan.
check-package --install now accepts the flag before the path, and the
Debian run recorded: postinst rebuilt the Python 3.13 venv, installed
the systemd units, and activated lqosd, lqos_scheduler, and lqos_api
(all active), with dpkg reporting 'install ok installed'.
- wait_for_guest_ready returns early when the lease wait fails, instead
of falling through to a misleading SSH timeout (errexit is disabled
inside command substitutions).
- wait_for_cloud_init writes the long status to stderr so it is not
swallowed by the caller's command substitution.
- assert_guest_os reports an SSH failure instead of exiting silently.
- LQOS_SKIP_PREREQS=1 lets developers on unsupported distributions skip
the automatic prerequisite install.
- Try the standalone bpftool package when the kernel tools packages did
not provide it, as on newer Ubuntu releases.
- Record the Ubuntu 24.04 regression result in the plan.
- check-package asserts the .deb control fields against the expected
dependency and recommends entries, so reverting the Debian dependency
fix fails the check.
- check-package --install installs the .deb in the running guest and
verifies the postinst results: dpkg state, installed unit, venv, and
no missing shared libraries.
- Guest image facts (URL, checksum, tool, os-variant, expected
os-release) come from one guest_os_facts helper; lab and the harness
assertions share it.
- up records the guest OS choice too, so later commands cannot disagree
with the running lab.
- wait_for_cloud_init is bounded with a guest-side timeout.
- Prerequisite extras install one package at a time so a missing
kernel-pinned linux-tools package cannot block bpftool.
- Docs: renumber the update lists, fix the Spanish phrasing in the
orphan update page, align the orphan troubleshooting page, and drop
the repeated drift rationale from the front-end headers.
- management_ip() returned non-zero when no lease was active, which made
wait_for_management_ip exit before its retry loop. It now always
returns 0, filters on the ipv4 protocol column, and parses lease rows
with bash instead of per-line awk subprocesses.
- wait_for_cloud_init() treated exit 2 as 'disabled'; cloud-init returns
2 for recoverable errors and 0 when disabled, so a failed package
install was silently accepted. Only 0 is accepted now, and the long
status is printed on failure.
- check-package now waits for cloud-init through the shared
wait_for_guest_ready helper, asserts the guest OS, and reports the
missing-package error instead of exiting silently under pipefail.
- Resolve the guest OS and the expected os-release string once in
lib/common.sh; configure.sh and check-package share the assertion.
- Delete the unused package-list helper and warn when bpftool is missing
after the best-effort extras install.
- build_rust.sh stops when prerequisite installation fails, matching
build_pkg_debian.sh.
- Add a sync pointer above the harness UISP config block.
- ensure_lab_stopped() returned the status of its last 'a && die' list,
so 'lab up' exited silently on a clean host. Use if/then instead.
- management_ip() trusted stale DHCP leases from a previous lab, which
pointed configure at the wrong guests. Ignore expired leases and pick
the newest active one.
- Wait for cloud-init to finish on the Linux guests; package installs
were still running when configure started.
- Pin the Debian generic image instead of genericcloud: the cloud kernel
disables CONFIG_PPP, so the PPPoE client cannot run.
- Record the guest OS choice in images/guest-os so later commands reuse
it, and use one checksum helper for guest and RouterOS downloads.
- Assert the guest OS matches the requested one and that lqosd pinned
/sys/fs/bpf/map_ip_to_cpu_and_tc.
- Add 'lab check-package', which validates .deb dependency resolution
inside the running guest.
- Bring the harness config fixture up to the current schema; it was
missing the [uisp_integration] section.
LAB_GUEST_OS selects the Linux guest image: ubuntu (default) or debian.
The Debian image is pinned to a date-stamped trixie genericcloud build
with its SHA-512 from SHA512SUMS, and virt-install --os-variant is
derived from the guest OS with a LAB_OS_VARIANT override for hosts whose
osinfo database does not know debian13.
user-data installs libelf1t64, which is the current package name on both
Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 13.
Herbert Wolverson