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feat(email): prepare Email credential custody and recovery - #5388
Company email needs a clear place on the dashboard and a recovery setup that reapplies consistently after an incident.
What
Names the entry and its section Email, and makes administrator recovery settings repeatable. Prepares the move to company infrastructure credential custody with checks that preserve existing passwords.
Part of #5387. Explicitly recover local authentication and the managed administrator permissions before the OIDC transition. Readback rejects stale external authentication and a suspended administrator; extend the native replay fixture without replacing its accounts or mail.
The final scope at 4ca291b8fcd29a71a6513ec27e4ad2d2b75b5971 adds the requested Email navigation and an explicit recovery baseline before OIDC activation. Reapplying that baseline clears an external authentication directory and restores the managed administrator's inherited permissions. It preserves the existing accounts, credentials and mail.
A failing readback regression first reproduced acceptance of a suspended administrator and the missing authentication declaration. The corrected renderer passes the regression and the affected Go packages with the race detector. The hosted native-server fixture now narrows the fixture administrator before replay, then exercises normal administration after serving starts. That native check remains a required current-head CI result.
The structural Homepage group/bookmark checks, mail deployment renders, ShellCheck and both local/production static validations pass. The authorization validator also passes for the changed manifests. OIDC activation, personal mailbox encryption and client verification remain open on #5387.
Part of #5387. Use Email for the tile and section, describe company correspondence in the operator decision, and preserve retained workload and storage identifiers.
devantler
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feat(mail): declare Email navigation and recovery defaults
feat(email): declare Email navigation and recovery defaults
Oct 26, 2026
Part of #5387. Declare read-only planning of the three current credentials before their infrastructure/email relocation. Future copy uses conditional creation and readback, preserves current values and source records, and refuses conflicting or unreadable state. Cover lost replies and pinned native API replay; retain an Email documentation compatibility link.
devantler
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feat(email): declare Email navigation and recovery defaults
feat(email): prepare Email credential custody and recovery
Oct 26, 2026
At e72105f791dd5f7ae842e10b6b9f27beb1abe974, credential preparation is a canonical repository script and a main-only, manually confirmed read-only verification workflow. The program is no longer embedded in a ConfigMap or added to the configuration Job. No scanner exemption was added and no production credentials were moved.
The workflow forces planning, keeps private material in memory, and accepts only validated counters covering all three records. Local race tests, ShellCheck, authorization validation, and both KSail configurations passed. Linux CI must still exercise the unchanged workflow wrapper and the pinned OpenBao API integration at this head. Existing unrelated local Helm-render warnings remain recorded; they are not runtime proof.
Visible workflow names now use Email. The custody copy remains gated on verified backup recovery, and #5387 remains open for OIDC, account administration, encryption, and production acceptance.
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The PR documents staged company email deployment and updates email configuration, authentication, and Homepage navigation. It adds a Vault credential migration script with plan and copy modes, tests its behavior, and adds a manually dispatched workflow that runs the migration in plan mode to verify credential custody. CI now runs the native credential tests. Related workflow names and documentation use the Email terminology.
Possibly related issues
Issue 5387 — The PR adds Email dashboard navigation, administrator recovery-baseline changes, and OpenBao credential-custody preparation.
Issue 5030 — The PR documents company email infrastructure and adds related navigation, recovery, and credential-custody preparation.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · previous review d040b
The credential preparation checks remain mergeable with a bounded test-coverage gap: an unrelated script failure could pass the refusal test. Assert the explicit refusal verdict to strengthen the check.
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The title "feat(email): prepare Email credential custody and recovery" matches the main changes. The changeset adds a credential-preparation script, a plan-first migration workflow, a read-only verification workflow, and a recovery baseline in the private-mail config. It also renames the dashboard entry to Email. The title is specific and accurate, and it follows a conventional commit style.
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The description states the purpose: giving company email a clear dashboard entry and making administrator recovery settings repeatable. It also says the change prepares credential custody with checks that preserve existing passwords. This matches the changeset, which renames the Homepage entry to Email and adds the recovery baseline and the credential preparation script. The description is brief but relevant.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Review comments at @scripts/tests/vault-email-credentials/migration_test.go:
- Line 234: Update the refusal assertion in the migration test that calls
runMigration to require the explicit EMAIL_CUSTODY_PREPARATION=FAIL marker in
the captured output, while continuing to require a nonzero exit; do not treat
unrelated output or exit failures as proof of refusal.
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Source excerpt: **Put a change in the layer that matches its scope** — edit `k8s/bases/` when it should hold for **every consumer of that resource**; add an overlay `patches/` fragment only for a genuine per-consumer difference.
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Learnt from: devantler
Repo: devantler-tech/platform PR: 4614
File: scripts/tests/test-read-actual-budget-userns-maps.sh:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-07T03:40:29.047Z
Learning: GitHub Actions processes workflow commands, including ::add-mask::, from both stdout and stderr. In devantler-tech/platform, the stable-endpoint helper writes its mask command to stderr. The invocation ./scripts/use-prod-stable-api-endpoint.sh >/dev/null preserves that command while discarding helper stdout. Do not require stderr-to-stdout redirection for masking.
Learnt from: devantler
Repo: devantler-tech/platform PR: 2825
File: .github/workflows/dr-rebuild.yaml:70-73
Timestamp: 2026-07-28T00:33:10.828Z
Learning: For GitHub Actions concurrency configuration in this repo, don’t use `queue: single` on a shared production concurrency group (e.g., `prod-deploy`) that is used for normal production deployments—`queue: single` will cancel/replace any pending run in that group. Normal production deployments must use a uniform `queue: max` for that shared group to ensure serialization without coalescing. If you need DR rebuild coalescing (replacement of pending DR rebuild runs), it must use a separate DR-only concurrency scope/group (not the shared production `prod-deploy` group).
Learnt from: devantler
Repo: devantler-tech/platform PR: 2944
File: scripts/validate-flux-verify/main_test.go:300-305
Timestamp: 2026-08-04T13:06:33.197Z
Learning: In this repository, gosec G304 suppressions apply to non-test Go code. Test files can use fixed repository-relative `os.ReadFile` paths without `//nolint:gosec`, because golangci-lint does not run gosec on those test-file calls. `scripts/validate-dr-signing/main_test.go` is the reference analogue for validator acceptance tests that read repository fixtures.
[error] 60-63: An argument passed to exec.Command/exec.CommandContext is built by concatenating a string literal with dynamic input. If that input is attacker-controlled (and especially when the command is a shell such as sh -c/bash -c), this enables OS command injection. Pass untrusted data as separate, fixed arguments instead of interpolating it into a command string, avoid invoking a shell, and validate/escape the input where a shell is unavoidable.
Context: exec.Command("docker", "run", "--rm", "--detach", "--network=host", "--read-only",
"--cap-drop=ALL", "--security-opt=no-new-privileges", "--memory=256m", "--cpus=1", "--pids-limit=128",
"--tmpfs", "/tmp:rw,nosuid,size=32m", "--env", "HOME=/tmp", "--entrypoint", "bao", image,
"server", "-dev", "-dev-root-token-id="+syntheticToken, "-dev-listen-address="+address, "-dev-no-store-token")
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
[error] 60-60: Error return value of (*encoding/json.Encoder).Encode is not checked: unsafe type any found
(errchkjson)
[error] 78-78: Error return value of (*encoding/json.Encoder).Encode is not checked: unsafe type any found
(errchkjson)
[medium] 158-158: G302: Expect file permissions to be 0600 or less
(gosec)
[medium] 172-172: G204: Subprocess launched with a potential tainted input or cmd arguments
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docs/adr/email.md
[style] ~121-~121: Consider removing “of” to be more concise
Context: ...il. Activation must supply and validate all of the following before opening public listene...
The lint-enforcement premise cannot be decided from this checkout. The comment's remedy depends on whether noctx and errcheck run on _test.go files in CI, and the checkout does not contain that configuration.
The inspected repository evidence:
No golangci-lint configuration file exists in the checkout. The fd search for .golangci.{yml,yaml,toml,json} returned no files.
.mega-linter.yml:86-95 disables GO_GOLANGCI_LINT inside MegaLinter. It states that golangci-lint runs as a separate job, 🧹 Lint - golangci-lint, in the organization's validate-go-project workflow, using the repository's declared Go version. That workflow is not in this checkout, so its linter set and its file scope cannot be read.
The comment's premises that are not established:
Whether noctx is enabled. The repository learnings say the golangci-lint default set is used when no repository configuration exists, and that default set does not include noctx. The reported noctx hints therefore come from some other configuration that this checkout does not show.
Whether the separate lint job lints scripts/tests/vault-email-credentials/native_test.go. The organization workflow decides this.
The inference that line 81's _ = response.Body.Close() shows errcheck is expected to pass. This is a style choice, not evidence of CI enforcement.
The comment also contains a conditional remedy. Its checks are sound only if the linters are enforced, and the enforcement question is the open premise. The errcheck item at line 111 also needs care. Under golangci-lint's default exclusions, Close errors are excluded from errcheck reports. I did not verify that exclusion in this session, so I do not rely on it here. A reviewer should confirm it against the organization's configuration before relying on it.
Resolving the question requires the validate-go-project workflow definition or the effective golangci-lint configuration it uses. Neither is in the checkout. The repository's own .mega-linter.yml points to that external workflow as the decisive source, so this is an unavailable artifact, not a general external premise.
The errchkjson enforcement scope cannot be determined from the available repository evidence. The repository delegates golangci-lint to an organization-owned workflow, but its configuration was not available. Do not require the helper without that configuration.
Holding protected deployment while live platform database recovery is investigated. The source remains 6eaa901c05076fde7da05c76e7168e941924cd0b, green and reviewed. I removed this entry while it was still queued at position 6, before its candidate deployment began; no workflow was force-cancelled. Re-enqueue only after a fresh healthy platform read and resolution of the separately owned default-branch configuration failure. Email acceptance and credential migration remain incomplete.
Blocker:#5412 | upstream | last-verified 2026-10-27: Email remains unavailable during the verified startup incident. Protected deployment was already withdrawn, and a fresh ownership check found no active holder or recent writer. Resume only after the incident and the platform health gate recover, then revalidate the current head and the remaining custody and administration acceptance.
Head c74a04e0eb745196f9440b66d090a1d119f4c15c integrates the current reviewed platform base and resolves the Homepage conflicts. It adds the Email section without restoring retired groups, and keeps the company Email administration tile and credential-custody migration together.
The Homepage layout/policy agreement check, shell validation and the configuration, preparation and credential-custody Go packages pass locally. The full native mail fixture could not run locally because Docker is unavailable; hosted CI must establish that result. This push invalidates the earlier-head review, so the PR is back in draft pending current-head CI and review. Production rollout remains held on the existing Email recovery; no migration or retirement is claimed.
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Readiness and user evaluation at c74a04e0eb745196f9440b66d090a1d119f4c15c:
The exact-head CI run passed. I read its completed native proof steps: the pinned OpenBao custody/CAS/replay proof and native mail-account/recipient-restriction proof both succeeded in job 122273770171. Homepage validation and the preparation runtime also succeeded. Local Homepage layout/policy agreement and the affected Go and shell regressions passed. These are synthetic native proofs; no production custody copy is claimed.
Codex completed its review at this head without findings (receipt); the current review summary also records no findings. All review threads are resolved, and the body/comment finding sweep is clear. The current PR is conflict-free and CLEAN. Every readable required check/workflow passed. The configured Code Quality rule has no readable head verdict, so the ordinary protected merge API remains its authority.
I reloaded Homepage and observed the current Personal/Stalwart placement. This revision supplies the Email layout group, accepted group policy and Email tile annotations together. The deployment will be checked in the browser afterward. The custody workflow remains fixed read-only plan mode; it cannot copy or switch production credentials. OIDC, encryption, production recovery, credential migration and external administration availability remain separate acceptance requirements on the open Email work. The current administration error is still unresolved and is not represented as fixed by this change.
Merged source c74a04e was deployed as 410d561. I loaded the actual Homepage and observed the Email section with the Email administration tile; Personal no longer contains that tile. I followed the tile to its declared administration destination.
The Homepage placement requirement is satisfied. Working authenticated administration and the remaining Email recovery, identity, custody and delivery acceptance remain open; this observation does not complete #5030 or #5412. The credential-custody workflow remains read-only plan mode.
The reviewed read-only custody check 40570125439 passed on merged main 410d561. I read job122427654942: all three original credential records were accounted for, with three destination records pending and zero copied.
This is a verified plan, not an activated migration or an archive-recovery proof. Existing records remain authoritative; independent recovery and the remaining Email acceptance stay open.
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Why
Company email needs a clear place on the dashboard and a recovery setup that reapplies consistently after an incident.
What
Names the entry and its section Email, and makes administrator recovery settings repeatable. Prepares the move to company infrastructure credential custody with checks that preserve existing passwords.
Part of #5387