fix(integrations): refuse a write that would take a config file from its owner - #4227
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…le from its owner The integration writer replaces a client's config with an atomic temp-file rename. The surviving inode belongs to whoever runs opencodex, so on a shared mount the replace silently dispossesses the owning product: DSH at uid 987 loses its own settings.yaml to opencodex at uid 1000 and dies with EACCES, while the restore call reports success. Preserving the previous uid needs a chown capability we usually lack, and relaxing the 0600 hardening would weaken every integration to fix one. So the write refuses and names both uids and the path.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe integration writer now checks existing target-file ownership before atomic replacement. It skips the check when no effective UID exists, rejects mismatched ownership with an explanatory error, and adds tests for supported ownership scenarios. ChangesIntegration write ownership
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds a safeguard so OpenCodex won't silently take over an externally-owned configuration file, but the safeguard is checked too early relative to when the file is actually replaced. In a narrow timing window, the original bug (locking out the external product from its config file) can still occur. This should be tightened by validating ownership immediately before the rename rather than only up front. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 74 / 80이 PR은 #4197을 고칩니다. DSH 같은 다른 제품의 설정 파일을 OpenCodex 통합(integration)이 덮어쓸 때, 지금은 지금 고치는 범위도 L5 소유 경로 안입니다. 코드는 라인 292 근처 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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When an existing integration config has a foreign UID, the writer has already called store.captureSnapshot before reaching this guard, but the thrown error prevents the journal append that normally triggers snapshot pruning. Every retry therefore leaves another unreferenced, potentially credential-bearing snapshot under the OpenCodex store indefinitely. Perform the ownership preflight before snapshot capture, or explicitly remove the uncommitted snapshot when this refusal occurs.
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When the shared client rewrites the config between this check and atomicWriteFile's rename—or when a symlink is retargeted between these two calls—the checked inode can differ from the inode actually replaced, so the cross-UID ownership transfer and resulting EACCES can still occur. Pass the check through atomicWriteFile's validateBeforeRename hook against its resolved target, while retaining an early preflight if needed to avoid creating snapshots or temporary files.
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In `@src/integrations/config-io.ts`:
- Around line 260-261: Update the write flow around
assertIntegrationWriteOwnership and atomicWriteFile so ownership is revalidated
at the rename boundary, immediately before rename after temporary-file
hardening. Preserve the existing preflight ownership check and ensure
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Revalidate ownership immediately before the rename.
atomicWriteFile invokes validateBeforeRename(target) after hardening the temporary file and immediately before rename(tmp, target). The current check runs too early. If DSH replaces path during the write, OpenCodex can replace its file with a 0600 inode and prevent DSH from reading it.
Keep the preflight check and add the rename-boundary check:
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writeText: (path, text) => {
assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path);
- atomicWriteFile(path, text);
+ atomicWriteFile(path, text, undefined, {
+ validateBeforeRename: assertIntegrationWriteOwnership,
+ });
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| assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path); | |
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In `@src/integrations/config-io.ts` around lines 260 - 261, Update the write flow
around assertIntegrationWriteOwnership and atomicWriteFile so ownership is
revalidated at the rename boundary, immediately before rename after
temporary-file hardening. Preserve the existing preflight ownership check and
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the right shape for a secret, but the surviving inode belongs to whoever runs opencodex. On a
shared mount the replace quietly dispossesses the product that owns the file.
settings.yamlowned by uid 987,the file comes back as
1000:1000mode600, DSH fails its next read withEACCES, and therestore call still reports success.
path and both uids so the operator knows what to change.
writer.tsalready turns a thrown writeinto
write_failed, which the management route already serializes, so the refusal reaches thedashboard as a failure instead of a silent break.
0600hardening is untouched and nochownis attempted. Preserving the previous ownerneeds a capability the process usually does not have, and relaxing the hardening would weaken every
integration to fix one. A metadata-preserving replace can be proposed separately.
hardenSecretPathowns it.Closes #4197
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tests/clients/integrations-writer.test.tscovering the foreign-owner refusal,the message naming the path and both uids, a file the process already owns, an absent target, and a
runtime that exposes no effective uid. The guard takes injectable
effectiveUidandownerUidsothe multi-UID case is provable without privileges or a Docker bind mount.
on the exact pushed head is the proof for this PR.
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