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Summary

The namespace-local exemption keeps loopback provider proxies reachable, and with them Docker's resolver at 127.0.0.11. That resolver forwards unknown names to the host, so a TXT query can leave the cell and come back without touching mitmproxy.

  • The proxy publishes its IPv4 as /opt/maka-egress/proxy-ipv4 on the certificate volume.
  • The sidecar reads that file. There is no /tmp cache and no getent, so deny-all then the first allow still has an address after Docker DNS is refused.
  • The relay pins maka-eval-mitmproxy in /etc/hosts as root after the isolation gate, so HTTPS_PROXY still resolves for a supported non-root agent.user.
  • The nftables policy rejects all traffic to 127.0.0.11 before the generic local accept. Docker DNATs :53 onto another local port before the filter hook; matching only dport 53 missed, and fib daddr type local then accepted the rewritten packet.

Fixes #2976

Verification

  • python3.13 Harbor units — 47 pass (lifecycle 2 skipped, no GNU setsid on macOS). Includes missing proxy-ipv4 fail-closed and pin-as-root.
  • node --test packages/eval/dist/**/*.test.js — 52/52, including lifecycle-boundaries locks for 127.0.0.11 reject, proxy-ipv4, no getent, sidecar CA mount, and touch of the audit log.
  • Official MAKA_EVAL_EGRESS_NAMESPACE_TEST=1 — 2/4. Cert volume (mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem + proxy-ipv4) and the isolation gate pass. Applying the checked-in table inet ruleset fails on this Docker Desktop VM at the pre-existing fib daddr type local rule (NFT_FIB_INET is unset). Linux CI is the environment that can apply that family.
  • Live Harbor-shaped cell (maka-eval-egress-proxy:12.2.3 + subject + sidecar sharing the netns), closest table ip equivalent (this kernel can load ip fib): 23/23.
    • Published address 172.20.0.2; sidecar reads the same file without getent.
    • Non-root cannot write /etc/hosts; root pin succeeds; getent hosts maka-eval-mitmproxy returns the published IPv4.
    • Before policy: proxy HTTPS 200, direct TCP/UDP, Docker DNS, and ICMP all reachable.
    • deny-all then first allow from the published file: proxy HTTPS 200; --noproxy, direct TCP, external UDP, Docker DNS, and ICMP blocked; loopback still reachable.

Not run: full maka eval run cohort (no Harbor / provider env on this host). Full workspace npm test blocked by an unrelated unlockAutoFollow type error on current main.

Checklist

  • Tests cover the change and fail without it
  • Focused lint/typecheck and the affected suites pass locally
  • Full workspace lint/format/typecheck

Does this PR entail a change in behavior?

  • Yes — Docker DNS is no longer an unaudited path out of a proxy-only cell

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Thanks for working through the Docker DNS behavior. The address-level rejection is the right fix: Docker rewrites port 53 before the filter hook, so rejecting 127.0.0.11 ahead of the generic local-address allowance is the smallest rule that closes this path without breaking the other loopback services.

I found two lifecycle cases worth addressing, noted inline:

  1. A deny-all baseline disables Docker DNS before the sidecar has populated its proxy-IP cache, so the first later allow cannot resolve the proxy.
  2. _pin_proxy_hostname inherits the task's default agent user, so a supported non-root agent.user cannot update /etc/hosts.

Both have small fixes at their natural owners. The proxy's published proxy-ipv4 file can be the single address source for the sidecar and relay, which lets the sidecar cache and DNS fallback be deleted. The /etc/hosts update can run explicitly as root without changing the Agent's identity for any other command.

It would also help to make the namespace test prove that 127.0.0.11 is reachable before policy application. Otherwise the new negative assertion can pass on a host where the Docker resolver was unavailable to begin with.

I would keep this as one PR. Publishing the address, pinning the hostname, and rejecting Docker DNS are one lifecycle and are not independently useful.

I used Codex reviewers and Claude to inspect the Harbor lifecycle and then independently checked the current head, the real default-user propagation, the policy ordering, and CI state.

中文审查结论

感谢处理 Docker DNS 的实际行为。按地址拒绝是正确方向:Docker 会在 filter hook 前改写 53 端口,因此在通用 local-address allowance 之前拒绝 127.0.0.11,是既关闭这条路径、又不破坏其他 loopback 服务的最小规则。

目前还有两个需要处理的生命周期问题,已分别写在行内:

  1. baseline 为 deny-all 时,Docker DNS 会在 sidecar 写入代理 IP 缓存前被关闭;之后第一次 allow 无法再解析代理。
  2. _pin_proxy_hostname 会继承 task 的默认 agent user;合法的非 root agent.user 无权更新 /etc/hosts

两者都可以在自然 owner 处做小幅修正。让代理发布的 proxy-ipv4 文件成为 sidecar 和 relay 的唯一地址来源,就可以删除 sidecar 的缓存和 DNS fallback。修改 /etc/hosts 的单次基础设施操作则可以显式以 root 执行,不影响 Agent 其他命令的身份。

namespace test 还应先证明策略生效前 127.0.0.11 确实可达。否则在本来就没有 Docker resolver 的宿主上,新增的否定断言也可能通过。

这个 PR 不需要拆分。发布地址、pin hostname 和拒绝 Docker DNS 属于同一个生命周期,任何一部分单独存在都不完整。

本次使用 Codex reviewers 与 Claude 辅助检查 Harbor 生命周期;随后独立核对了当前 head、默认用户传播、策略顺序和 CI 状态。

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Publish the proxy IPv4 into the certificate volume and pin
maka-eval-mitmproxy in /etc/hosts before the subject starts. The
namespace policy then rejects 127.0.0.11:53 so the local exemption no
longer forwards names to the host resolver.

Fixes apache#2976
Docker DNATs 127.0.0.11:53 onto another local port before the filter
hook. Matching only dport 53 missed, and the local exemption then
accepted the rewritten packet. Reject the resolver address instead.

Fixes apache#2976
deny-all already closes Docker DNS, so the sidecar cannot getent the
proxy on the first later allow. Read /opt/maka-egress/proxy-ipv4 from
the certificate volume instead. Pin the hostname as root so a
supported non-root agent.user can still start.
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Addressed in 5340bef, rebased onto current main.

  • The sidecar now mounts maka-eval-egress-ca read-only and reads /opt/maka-egress/proxy-ipv4. The /tmp cache and getent fallback are gone, so deny-all then the first allow still has an address.
  • _pin_proxy_hostname calls environment.exec(..., user="root"). The contract test asserts that pin is the root call.
  • The namespace test now requires Docker DNS to be reachable before the policy is applied.

python3.13 -m unittest test_relay_contract.py — 20/20.

Harbor scopes exec to the task agent.user. The /etc/hosts pin is
infrastructure, so the contract must keep it as root when that default
is a supported non-root identity.
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Summary

  • Blocks Docker’s embedded DNS resolver at 127.0.0.11, which could bypass mitmproxy and evade egress recording.
  • Publishes the proxy IPv4 address through the read-only certificate volume.
  • Reads the address without /tmp, getent, or DNS after deny-all.
  • Pins the proxy hostname in /etc/hosts as root so non-root agents retain proxy access.
  • Validates the hostname and four-octet IPv4 address before policy installation or hosts-file changes.
  • Updates health checks, documentation, and lifecycle assertions.
  • Adds contract coverage for fail-closed address handling, root-only pinning, invalid hostnames, exact alias removal, Harbor’s exec(user=...) signature, and policy ordering.
  • Adds namespace coverage for DNS reachability before policy application and DNS rejection afterward.

Source of truth and solution scope

The PR extends the existing egress-proxy and namespace-policy path. It does not create a parallel egress-control system.

The certificate volume carries the proxy metadata. The existing relay and nftables policy consume it. Host pinning removes the post-policy DNS dependency. The 127.0.0.11 rule closes Docker’s DNAT-based DNS path while preserving loopback provider proxy access.

This is the smallest coherent solution evident in the diff. The metadata file, root-only hosts update, strict validation, and DNS probe are required to close the identified bypass without breaking proxy access or weakening regression coverage.

Simplification opportunities

No safe deletion is evident. The health check, lifecycle assertions, namespace probe, and relay contract tests cover distinct failure modes. User propagation is required to verify root-only pinning with non-root defaults.

Validation and risks

  • The relay contract suite passed 20/20.
  • Reported Harbor, Node, and live-cell tests passed.
  • The official namespace test passed 2/4 on Docker Desktop because the checked-in fib daddr type local rule could not be applied.
  • Full evaluation-cohort testing and workspace tests were not run.
  • Required-check status remains unverified beyond the directly reported results.

Review-relevant risks

The diff changes security-sensitive egress filtering. It rejects traffic to 127.0.0.11 before local-destination acceptance. Material security changes require independent human review under repository policy.

The diff changes /etc/hosts handling. The relay removes matching aliases and writes the proxy mapping as root. Material system-configuration changes require independent human review under repository policy.

The diff adds optional user parameters to test and execution interfaces. Material public-contract changes require independent human review under repository policy.

The person performing the merge must review the final diff. A maintainer makes the final determination.

Walkthrough

The egress proxy publishes its IPv4 address through the shared CA volume. The relay pins the proxy hostname before policy enforcement. The network policy blocks Docker’s embedded DNS resolver. Tests verify address publication, hostname pinning, execution users, and DNS isolation.

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Egress isolation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Publish and expose proxy address
packages/eval/harbor/egress-proxy/entrypoint.sh, packages/eval/harbor/docker-compose-egress-proxy.yaml
The proxy publishes a validated IPv4 address atomically. The egress control sidecar mounts the shared volume read-only, and its healthcheck requires the address file.
Pin proxy hostname and block Docker DNS
packages/eval/harbor/relay_agent.py, packages/eval/harbor/egress-proxy/network-policy
The relay validates the published address and writes the proxy hostname mapping to /etc/hosts. The policy reads the published address and rejects traffic to 127.0.0.11.
Validate egress contract
packages/eval/harbor/test_cell_egress_namespace.py, packages/eval/harbor/test_relay_contract.py, packages/eval/src/__tests__/lifecycle-boundaries.test.ts, packages/eval/README.md
Tests verify proxy pinning, execution users, metadata visibility, fail-closed behavior, and DNS blocking. Documentation describes the updated egress contract and kernel requirement.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5414b

The PR blocks Docker DNS as an unaudited egress path and relies on a pinned proxy address for continued hostname resolution. Malformed address metadata can still be accepted as pinned, leaving the proxy unreachable once DNS is blocked; this is a bounded correctness risk requiring owner follow-up, along with a minor test-lint fix.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant EgressProxy
  participant SharedVolume
  participant RelayAgent
  participant Subject
  participant NetworkPolicy
  EgressProxy->>SharedVolume: publish proxy-ipv4
  RelayAgent->>SharedVolume: read proxy-ipv4
  RelayAgent->>Subject: pin proxy hostname in /etc/hosts
  RelayAgent->>NetworkPolicy: apply egress policy
  NetworkPolicy-->>Subject: reject Docker DNS traffic
  Subject->>EgressProxy: send proxy traffic
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes satisfy [#2976] by blocking 127.0.0.11 while preserving proxy access through published IPv4 metadata and root-managed hostname pinning.
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- Around line 369-389: Strengthen hostname validation in the proxy-host setup
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398-417: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Validate all IPv4 octets before writing /etc/hosts.

Lines 399-401 accept 999.1.1.1, 1..2.3, and .... Line 417 also accepts these values. The script then writes the invalid mapping and reports success. After the policy rejects 127.0.0.11, the proxy hostname cannot resolve and egress fails.

Validate exactly four decimal octets in the range 0 through 255. Apply the same validation in packages/eval/harbor/egress-proxy/network-policy, which consumes the same file.

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 case "$ip" in
   ""|*.*.*.*.*|*[!0-9.]*) exit 1 ;;
 esac
+if ! printf '%s\n' "$ip" | awk -F. '
+  NF != 4 { exit 1 }
+  {
+    for (i = 1; i <= 4; i++) {
+      if ($i !~ /^[0-9]+$/ || $i > 255) exit 1
+    }
+  }
+'; then
+  exit 1
+fi
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Keep command and user tracking consistent in the fake.

MissingAddressEnvironment.exec records the proxy command without recording its effective user. For non-proxy commands, it records the command before delegating to SubjectEnvironment.exec, which records it again. This can make commands and users disagree and can duplicate evidence.

Record both fields only in the simulated-failure branch, or let one method own all tracking.

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Delete the redundant root-only test.

test_proxy_hostname_pin_does_not_inherit_a_non_root_default_user already verifies that pinning uses "root" under the stricter non-root default. It also verifies the probe user. test_proxy_hostname_pin_runs_as_root adds no distinct observable coverage.

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Remove assertions about the chosen command implementation.

The input/output assertion below tests the observable filtering behavior. These checks require the exact awk and grep construction and can reject an equivalent safe implementation without detecting a behavioral regression. Delete them.

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Thanks for working through the Docker DNS channel — the address-level rejection is the right layer, and the proxy-ipv4 file + hostname pin is a coherent design. The review found one P1 worth resolving before merge.

Conclusion: needs work — one P1 (signature verification) plus related P2s.

P1 — environment.exec(script, user="root") against the real Harbor API is unverified.
relay_agent.py:412 is the only exec(..., user=...) call in the repo, and every test double (SubjectEnvironment in test_relay_contract.py, CellEnvironment in test_cell_egress_namespace.py) absorbs user= via **kwargs — so the tests can't catch a signature mismatch. If Harbor's exec doesn't accept user, every egress-required task fails at the isolation gate with a TypeError while the suite stays green. Please confirm against the pinned Harbor version's signature, or run one real Harbor trial with a non-root agent.user.

P2-1 — the core behavior (refusing 127.0.0.11) has no CI-visible behavioral test. The DNS probe in test_cell_egress_namespace.py is gated by MAKA_EVAL_EGRESS_NAMESPACE_TEST=1, which CI never sets, and the checked-in table inet ruleset was never successfully applied in any environment (2/4 locally; the 23/23 run used a table ip variant). Consider a Linux CI job that enables the gate, or document why the checked-in ruleset is trusted.

P2-2 — weak IPv4 validation can fail open. The shell and Python checks accept values like 999.1.1.1, 1.2.3, 1..2.3; a malformed value would fail nft parsing and abort the policy install, and relay never verifies the policy actually governs the subject. Suggest tightening to exactly four 0–255 octets, and optionally asserting the installed policy mode in _require_constrained_subject.

Optional nits (P3): validation is split across shell and Python with already-divergent rules (the shell check writes /etc/hosts before the stricter Python check fails); the awk dedup never triggers in production; assertNotIn("grep -v", pin) is an implementation-detail assertion; the two user-kwarg tests overlap and could merge.


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结论:FAIL,需先验证一个关键点。P1:relay_agent.py:412 的 environment.exec(script, user="root") 是仓库中唯一对 exec 传 user= 的调用,所有测试替身都用 **kwargs 吸收该参数,无法暴露签名不匹配——若真实 Harbor 的 exec 不接受 user,所有 egress 任务会在隔离门处整体 TypeError 失败且测试全绿。需对照 pinned Harbor 版本签名或跑一次真实 trial(非 root agent.user)。P2:核心行为(拒绝 127.0.0.11)的 DNS probe 测试被 opt-in 门控、CI 从不设置,且入库的 table inet 规则集从未在任何环境成功应用过(本地 2/4,23/23 用的是 table ip 变体),建议 CI 启用或说明信任依据;IP 校验过弱(接受 999.1.1.1 等畸形值)可致策略安装失败而 fail-open,建议收紧为严格 4-octet。P3 可选:双层校验冗余且规则已分叉、awk 去重生产无触发场景、实现细节断言、user 测试重叠。

Reject 999.1.1.1 and other malformed published addresses in both the
relay pin and the sidecar policy. Contract tests now use the Harbor
0.20.0 exec(user=) signature instead of **kwargs, cover proxy* and
later hosts aliases, and lock that 127.0.0.11 is rejected before the
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Addressed in 5414b44.

P1. Checked against Harbor 0.20.0, the version pinned as frameworkVersion in the cohort specs. BaseEnvironment.exec and DockerEnvironment.exec both take user: str | int | None = None. DockerEnvironment._compose_exec forwards a set user as docker compose exec -u. Harbor itself already calls exec(..., user="root") for reset_dirs, filtered downloads, and host chown. The contract doubles now declare that same signature instead of absorbing user= through **kwargs, so a missing parameter is a TypeError in the suite rather than a green skip.

P2-1. The live cell test stays opt-in. It needs a kernel that can load this table inet ruleset (NFT_FIB_INET); Docker Desktop cannot, and official CI does not provide that fixture. CI now locks the checked-in rule text: both lifecycle-boundaries.test.ts and test_relay_contract.py require ip daddr 127.0.0.11 reject to appear before fib daddr type local accept. README states why the live test is not on the default path.

P2-2. The pin script and network-policy now require exactly four 0-255 octets, with no empty fields and no leading zeros. The Python post-check uses the same rule, so 999.1.1.1, 1.2.3, and 1..2.3 fail closed even if a double reports success. The two awk copies are asserted identical.

The two root-user tests stay: one is Harbor's default None, the other is a scoped 1000. The grep -v implementation assertion is gone; the pin is locked to HOSTS_ALIAS_AWK plus a later-field alias case.

python3.13 harbor/test_relay_contract.py — 28/28.

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Pull request overview

This PR closes an egress-policy gap where Docker’s embedded DNS resolver (127.0.0.11) could be used as an unaudited bidirectional channel out of Eval cells, by (1) publishing the proxy’s IPv4 into the existing CA/cert volume, (2) pinning the proxy hostname in /etc/hosts as root before the subject starts, and (3) rejecting traffic to 127.0.0.11 ahead of the local-destination exemption in nftables.

Changes:

  • Publish the egress proxy IPv4 to /opt/maka-egress/proxy-ipv4 and mount it into the sidecar/subject where needed.
  • Pin maka-eval-mitmproxy to the published IPv4 in /etc/hosts (as root) so proxy resolution works after Docker DNS is refused.
  • Update nftables policy + tests/docs to reject 127.0.0.11 correctly (address-based reject before fib daddr type local accept) and lock the contract with new test coverage.

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packages/eval/src/tests/lifecycle-boundaries.test.ts Locks in new contract expectations: sidecar CA mount, 127.0.0.11 reject ordering, proxy-ipv4 usage, and no getent in network-policy.
packages/eval/README.md Updates documentation to reflect published proxy-ipv4, /etc/hosts pinning, and address-based Docker DNS refusal rationale.
packages/eval/harbor/test_relay_contract.py Extends relay contract tests for hostname pinning (root), fail-closed behavior, host/IP validation, and policy ordering.
packages/eval/harbor/test_cell_egress_namespace.py Adds a live Docker DNS probe and ensures hostname pinning happens before policy application; supports exec-as-user for root pinning.
packages/eval/harbor/relay_agent.py Implements _pin_proxy_hostname() and associated validation/constants; integrates pin step into _require_constrained_subject().
packages/eval/harbor/egress-proxy/network-policy Removes DNS-based proxy resolution and rejects 127.0.0.11 before local accept; reads proxy IPv4 from the published file.
packages/eval/harbor/egress-proxy/entrypoint.sh Publishes the proxy’s own IPv4 into the cert volume (atomic rename) alongside the CA cert.
packages/eval/harbor/docker-compose-egress-proxy.yaml Mounts the CA/proxy-ipv4 volume into the sidecar and adds a proxy-ipv4 presence check to the proxy healthcheck.

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Comment thread packages/eval/harbor/relay_agent.py
Reject Unicode letters in Python before exec so they fail as an invalid
host, matching the pin script. Drop the 0.0.0.0 fixture so a bind-all
lint does not fire on a format-only IPv4 case.

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Thanks for tightening this boundary. The change solves the actual bootstrap cycle cleanly: the trusted proxy publishes its concrete IPv4, the relay validates and pins exactly that host in the subject, and only then may the namespace policy refuse Docker DNS. The validation is bounded and fail-closed, and the contract/adversarial tests cover malformed host/IP data and the intended DNS refusal.

From first principles, the subject needs one stable name before DNS disappears; persisting a single proxy address through the existing trusted volume is the smallest authority needed. I did not find a simpler solution that preserves fail-closed startup, nor any low-value production code or tests to remove.

I reviewed the latest head with independent @reviewer passes and a separate read-only ollama-cloud/deepseek-v4-flash high-effort pass. I did not run a local test suite; current CI is green. AI-assisted review; I verified the changed bootstrap and policy ordering, and excluded an initially raised namespace concern after confirming it was pre-existing in main, not introduced by this diff.

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感谢继续收紧这个边界。这个改动正确解决了启动依赖环:可信 proxy 先发布具体 IPv4,relay 校验后只把该 host 固定到 subject,随后 namespace policy 才拒绝 Docker DNS。整个过程有界、fail closed,契约测试和对抗测试覆盖了非法 host/IP 与预期的 DNS 拒绝。

从第一性原理看,subject 在 DNS 消失前只需要一个稳定名称;通过已有可信 volume 传递单个 proxy 地址,是足够且最小的 authority。没有发现更简单且仍保持 fail-closed 的方案,也没有需要删除的低质量代码或测试。

本次基于最新 head、独立 reviewer 和一次只读的 DeepSeek V4 Flash high-effort 审查;未运行本地测试,当前 CI 为绿色。AI 辅助审查;我已人工复核启动和 policy 顺序,并确认一条最初提出的 namespace 风险属于 main 既有行为,不是本 diff 引入,因此没有误归责给本 PR。

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Astro-Han merged commit a5e08a7 into apache:main Aug 18, 2026
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