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fix(wireguard): count usage across peer resets and canonicalize keys - #112
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When the node re-creates a kernel peer (full SyncUsers and Restart use ReplacePeers, or a key is removed and added back) its counters restart at zero. The tracker rebased so that only the old pending delta was reported and the first sample of the new counter counted as already reported, so every byte between the re-create and the next stats tick was lost. A new counter that had already passed the old value was not seen as a reset at all. RemoveStats and the new MarkCounterReset, called after every ReplacePeers, now keep the pending delta as a negative base and restart the current counter at zero, so the next sample is counted in full on top of it. A counter that goes down without a mark is handled the same way. Stats sampling now holds syncMu, so a sample read before a re-create is never applied after its mark and never counts the old counter twice. TestStatsTracker_ReaddAfterDeletePreservesPendingDelta expected the lost bytes; it now expects the pending delta plus the new traffic.
collectDesiredPeers keyed desired peers by the public key string the panel sent, while the peer store and the kernel use the canonical wgtypes.Key.String() form. ParseKey also accepts other base64 spellings of the same key (the unused low bits of the last character), so for such a key every later partial sync sent an add and a remove for the same kernel peer and cut the user off, and every full sync saw a change and re-sent a ReplacePeers snapshot that reset all peers. Desired peers and the duplicate key check now use the canonical form. Two users holding two spellings of one key are rejected like any other duplicate key. Stats are unchanged: they are reported under the user's email, and their link already used the canonical key read from the kernel.
NODE_HOST was checked with a dotted-quad IPv4 regex. "::", any IPv6 address, or a value with surrounding spaces silently became 127.0.0.1 with one plain log line, so the panel could not reach the node and nothing clearly said why. main also built the listen address with "%s:%d", which is not valid for IPv6. NODE_HOST is now trimmed and parsed with net.ParseIP, and the listen address is built with net.JoinHostPort. "localhost" still means 127.0.0.1. Any other value keeps the old fallback to 127.0.0.1, so a node that started before an upgrade still starts after it, but the bad value is now logged at error level.
A full SyncUsers with a change and Restart apply the peer set with ReplacePeers, which destroys every kernel peer counter. Traffic moved since the last stats tick (10 s by default, longer for a peer whose last handshake is past the 45 s cutoff, since WireGuard rekeys only every ~2 minutes) was never reported. This closes most of known issue W1; the sessions are still reset. Both paths now read the peer counters into the tracker right before ReplacePeers, inside the same syncMu section, so the stats loop cannot interleave. That pre-reset sample includes every peer that completed a handshake, not only recently active ones. The sample is applied before the counter reset mark, so no byte is counted twice. It costs one device read per full sync that changes something.
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WalkthroughThe changes update WireGuard peer counter accounting around resets and removals, canonicalize public keys during peer sync, and revise node host parsing and service address construction. ChangesWireGuard counter accounting
Canonical peer keys
Node host address handling
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Review comments at @backend/wireguard/user_full_sync.go:
- Around line 39-60: Update samplePeersLocked to return the GetDevice sampling
error, while preserving a nil result when sampling is unavailable or succeeds.
In syncUsersFull, propagate a sampling error and stop before
ApplyPeersReplaceAll; update the other samplePeersLocked caller to handle its
new return value.
Review comments at @backend/wireguard/wireguard.go:
- Around line 282-304: Update restartLocked to check the result of the
pre-replacement samplePeersLocked call and return its error before invoking
manager.applyConfig when sampling fails. Preserve the existing replacement and
counter-reset flow when sampling succeeds.
Review comments at @config/config.go:
- Line 103: Update host validation in Load to use netip.ParseAddr so scoped IPv6
addresses such as fe80::1%eth0 are accepted instead of falling back to
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| // ReplacePeers destroys every counter: count the traffic since the last stats tick first. | ||
| wg.samplePeersLocked(context.Background(), true) | ||
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| if err := manager.ApplyPeersReplaceAll(peerConfigs); err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("failed to apply full peer snapshot: %w", err) | ||
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| var validTargetPeers []*PeerInfo | ||
| resetKeys := make([]string, 0, len(appliedKeys)) | ||
| for key, peer := range diff.TargetPeers { | ||
| if _, ok := appliedKeys[key]; ok { | ||
| validTargetPeers = append(validTargetPeers, peer) | ||
| resetKeys = append(resetKeys, peer.PublicKey.String()) | ||
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| removedKeys := wg.peerStore.ReplaceAll(validTargetPeers) | ||
| for _, key := range removedKeys { | ||
| wg.statsTracker.RemoveStats(key) | ||
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| // ReplacePeers re-created every applied peer, so their counters restarted at zero. | ||
| wg.statsTracker.MarkCounterReset(resetKeys) |
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Stop full sync when the pre-replacement sample fails.
If GetDevice fails, samplePeersLocked returns without updating the tracker. syncUsersFull ignores that failure, then replaces all peers and marks their counters reset. The tracker can preserve only traffic from its last sample; bytes transferred after that sample are lost.
Return the sampling error and stop syncUsersFull before ApplyPeersReplaceAll. Update the other sampler caller for the new return value.
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-func (wg *WireGuard) samplePeersLocked(ctx context.Context, beforeReset bool) {
+func (wg *WireGuard) samplePeersLocked(ctx context.Context, beforeReset bool) error {
wg.mu.RLock()
mgr := wg.manager
cfg := wg.config
wg.mu.RUnlock()
if mgr == nil || cfg == nil {
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+ return nil
}
device, err := mgr.GetDevice()
if err != nil {
wg.logStatsDeviceReadError(err)
- return
+ return err
}- wg.samplePeersLocked(context.Background(), true)
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Review comment at @backend/wireguard/user_full_sync.go around lines 39 - 60:
Update samplePeersLocked to return the GetDevice sampling error, while
preserving a nil result when sampling is unavailable or succeeds. In
syncUsersFull, propagate a sampling error and stop before ApplyPeersReplaceAll;
update the other samplePeersLocked caller to handle its new return value.
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| resetKeys = append(resetKeys, peer.PublicKey.String()) | |||
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| wg.statsTracker.MarkCounterReset(resetKeys) | |||
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Stop restart when the pre-replacement sample fails.
samplePeersLocked returns without recording traffic when GetDevice fails, but restartLocked still calls applyConfig with ReplacePeers: true and then marks all peer counters as reset. The replacement can therefore discard live traffic that was not sampled. Return the sampling error and stop before applyConfig, as the full-sync path also requires.
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Review comment at @backend/wireguard/wireguard.go around lines 282 - 304:
Update restartLocked to check the result of the pre-replacement
samplePeersLocked call and return its error before invoking manager.applyConfig
when sampling fails. Preserve the existing replacement and counter-reset flow
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| if strings.EqualFold(host, "localhost") { | ||
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Accept scoped IPv6 addresses.
When NODE_HOST is a scoped address such as fe80::1%eth0, net.ParseIP returns nil. Load then selects 127.0.0.1 instead of the requested interface. Use netip.ParseAddr to validate scoped IPv6 addresses, and add a test for this input. Go's parser tests confirm the rejection, while netip.ParseAddr supports scoped addresses. (go.dev)
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Review comment at @config/config.go at line 103:
Update host validation in Load to use netip.ParseAddr so scoped IPv6 addresses
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net.ParseIP does not accept a zone, so a link-local NODE_HOST such as fe80::1%eth0 fell back to 127.0.0.1 with an error log, although net.Listen can bind it. NODE_HOST is now parsed with netip.ParseAddr, which accepts the zone and otherwise takes the same values. An IPv4 address with a zone or an empty zone is still invalid and keeps the loopback fallback.
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d309483 (PasarGuard#115) is now ported by c2e15f2 and its waiver goes. 47857d4 (the v0.5.5 version bump) is not applicable: the fork keeps its own NodeVersion line. bb40094 (PasarGuard#111) is superseded while the fork pins Xray v26.3.27 and checks the geo files by sha256. d359a8f (PasarGuard#117) is not applicable without StartOrAttach. bd745b5 (PasarGuard#118) is not applicable until PasarGuard#64 brings Xray WireGuard accounts and goes with it. 1549c96 (PasarGuard#116) and 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112) stay pending to 2026-11-08 under NODE-LEAD, each with its exact remaining work.
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…asarGuard#112 waivers The pending lines for 1549c96 (PasarGuard#116) and 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112) cited six candidate commits that exist only on a local branch and resolve nowhere on GitHub (finding F-V7-V5). The remaining work they describe is unchanged.
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… NODE_HOST (upstream PasarGuard#112) Upstream PasarGuard/node 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112, released in v0.5.5) ships these tests with its canonical-key and NODE_HOST fixes. They fail on the parent: - TestUpdateUsersKeepsPeerWithNonCanonicalKey: "unchanged user's peer ... was removed from the kernel". wgtypes.ParseKey accepts other base64 spellings of one key (the unused low bits of the last data character); collectDesiredPeers keys desired peers by the panel's spelling while the peer store keys by the canonical PublicKey.String(), so a partial sync sends an add and a remove for the same kernel peer. - TestSyncUsersNonCanonicalKeyNoEffectiveChangeSkipsReplaceApply: "got 1" ConfigureDevice call for a no-op full sync, a ReplacePeers that resets every peer. - TestSyncUsersRejectsOneKeySpelledTwoWaysAcrossUsers: two spellings of one key on two users are not refused. - TestLoadAcceptsNodeHostIPsAndLocalhost and TestLoadFallsBackToLoopbackOnInvalidNodeHost: NODE_HOST is checked with a dotted-quad regex, so "::" and any IPv6 address fall back to 127.0.0.1, and a bad value is logged without "[Error] NODE_HOST". The tests are upstream's apart from their comments, which are not carried (no explanatory comments in this fork); unsetEnv comes from upstream's config_test.go of PasarGuard#100, which the fork's tests did not have. Upstream: 8ad52fe
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…tream PasarGuard#112) Port of two parts of upstream PasarGuard/node 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112, released in v0.5.5). Canonical keys: collectDesiredPeers now keys desired peers, and checks for a key held by two users, by parsedKey.String(), the form the peer store and the kernel use. Another valid base64 spelling of the same key no longer looks like a different peer, so a partial sync no longer sends an add and a remove for the same kernel peer, an unchanged full sync no longer replaces every peer, and two users holding two spellings of one key are refused like any other duplicate key. NODE_HOST: parseNodeHost trims the value and accepts any address netip.ParseAddr takes, IPv6 and a scoped IPv6 such as fe80::1%eth0 included; "localhost" means 127.0.0.1. Any other value keeps the old fallback to 127.0.0.1, now logged as "[Error] NODE_HOST ...". main builds the listen address with net.JoinHostPort, which "%s:%d" was not for IPv6. NodeHost has no other user in the fork. The code is upstream's; upstream's comments are not carried (no explanatory comments in this fork). Upstream's other PasarGuard#112 parts: the pre-reset sample and the marked counter reset are already in the fork (see the pin commit before the RED tests); the unmarked rollback rule conflicts with fork 17dfdf5 and is not taken. Upstream: 8ad52fe
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… (upstream PasarGuard#112) Upstream PasarGuard/node 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112, released in v0.5.5) adds stats_counter_reset_test.go: every way the node re-creates a kernel peer (a full sync's ReplacePeers, Restart, remove then re-add before or after a pull) must report each byte once, including a new counter already past the old one and the traffic since the last tick right before a ReplacePeers, and stats sampling must wait for a running peer sync. Both tests pass on the fork without upstream's tracker change: the fork samples every peer before ReplacePeers (flushPeerStats), restarts the counters it re-created (RestartCounters, 0ff0ad0), counts a re-added key from zero, and samples under syncMu. They are carried as regression pins. The file is upstream's apart from its comments, which are not carried (no explanatory comments in this fork). Upstream's other tracker change, counting an unmarked counter dip in full in both directions, is not taken: the fork deliberately rebases only the dipped direction (17dfdf5), pinned by TestTrackerRollbackInOneDirectionKeepsTheOtherDirectionsGrowth, which upstream's rule fails ([25 80], want [20 30]). That design conflict is reported to the owner. Upstream: 8ad52fe
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…ops the new counter's bytes (upstream PasarGuard#112) A WireGuard peer counter that dips without a mark from the backend was re-created by the kernel, so the new sample counted from zero is traffic too. Upstream 8ad52fe reports the pending delta plus the new sample and restarts both directions when either one dips. NewRestartingOnAnyDip is added as the WireGuard tracker constructor; in this commit it only sets an opt-in field that applySampleLocked does not consult yet, and the WireGuard backend still builds stats.New(). The backend test drives the real constructor path (newWithManagerFactory through startAccountingBackend) and the kernel sampling path: a pull at 1000/500, growth to 1200/600 (pending 200/100), then the re-created peer reports 300/200. The true traffic is 500/300; the per-direction rebase reports 200/100. The three pkg/stats tests carry upstream's expectations for the opt-in tracker.
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…d totals (upstream PasarGuard#112 scope) ManagementClient.resetVolatileState drops the session counters of open sessions without settling them into closedTotals, so the per-user total the tracker samples (closedTotals plus open sessions) dips with no real counter reset, and new sessions count from zero afterwards. The OpenVPN backend and its tracker tests now build the tracker through one constructor, newUserStatsTracker, so a test of this rule is a test of what production builds. Closed totals 10240 MB / 1024 MB, one open session reaching 50 MB / 5 MB, a reconnect, then a new session at 3 MB / 1 MB: the clients moved 53 MB / 6 MB. The fork's per-direction rebase reports exactly that and this test passes on it. Upstream 8ad52fe's restart-on-any-dip rule, applied to this tracker, reports 10293 MB / 1030 MB, re-billing the whole closed history, and the test fails.
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…d tracker only (upstream PasarGuard#112) Port of the tracker part of upstream PasarGuard/node 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112, released in v0.5.5), as an explicit opt-in. A tracker built with NewRestartingOnAnyDip treats a sample that dips in either direction like a marked reset (restartEntryCounters): the pending delta is kept and the new sample is counted from zero in both directions. The WireGuard backend builds its tracker that way; its sampling is serialized under syncMu, so a dip there means the kernel re-created the peer. Detach carries the opt-in, so the tracker WireGuard hands over to its successor keeps it. stats.New() keeps the fork's per-direction rebase (17dfdf5) for OpenVPN, L2TP and MTProto, whose totals can dip with no counter reset. Measured on the real tracker: - A, a WireGuard peer re-created without a mark (RED A, b2fe914): pull at 1000/500, pending 200/100, then the re-created peer reports 300/200. True traffic 500/300; the per-direction rebase reported 200/100, this rule reports 500/300. - B, an OpenVPN management socket reconnect (RED B, 4bb90af): resetVolatileState drops open sessions without settling them into closedTotals. Closed totals 10240 MB / 1024 MB, true traffic 53 MB / 6 MB; the per-direction rebase reports 53 MB / 6 MB, upstream's rule on this tracker reported 10293 MB / 1030 MB. OpenVPN therefore keeps it. TestTrackerRollbackInOneDirectionKeepsTheOtherDirectionsGrowth keeps its expectations (20/30, 50/10, 20/10) for the default tracker. Upstream: 8ad52fe
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…y trailer 1549c96 (PasarGuard#116) is ported by 58a47bd and 8ad52fe (PasarGuard#112) by 74e9aaa and ee73b4f, each carrying an Upstream: trailer; the drift check reports both as PORTED, so their pending waivers are removed.
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PasarGuard#112's counter rule is recorded as a hybrid: upstream's rule for the WireGuard tracker (ee73b4f, RED A b2fe914), the fork's per-direction rebase kept for OpenVPN, L2TP and MTProto (RED B 4bb90af), with the two measured scenarios.
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Upstream's three tests of config/config_test.go from PasarGuard#100, carried as upstream wrote them: an unset, empty, malformed or all-zero API_KEY makes Load fail, Load still returns the config with the error (NewTestConfig relies on it), and a valid key is kept. unsetEnv was already in the fork's file, from its port of PasarGuard#112. On fork main 7b1e62b the two rejection tests fail and the valid-key test passes: the fork's Load returns no config on error and words the unset case "failed to load API Key: invalid UUID length: 0". The next commit takes upstream's form. (cherry picked from commit 3be63e1)
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Upstream PasarGuard#100: an unset, malformed or all-zero API_KEY left ApiKey as uuid.Nil, which both transports accepted, so config.Load now returns an error in those cases and the node refuses to start. The fork closed the same hole on its own on 2026-09-23 in 88162e2. Carried for the fork: upstream's API_KEY block and its return of the config together with the error replace the fork's own form of that fix, and Load is one function again, as upstream has it: the fork's fromEnv split existed only to return no config on error, and NewTestConfig calls Load again. cmd/node/main.go still exits with log.Fatal on the error before it reads the config, and both transports still reject uuid.Nil (controller/rest/middleware.go, controller/rpc/middleware.go). With upstream's comment lines left out under the fork's no-comments rule, config/config.go now differs from upstream v0.5.7 only by the fork's SingBox, OpenVPN and gRPC stream settings. The NODE_HOST line after the block is the fork's port of upstream PasarGuard#112 (74e9aaa), as in upstream v0.5.7. (cherry picked from commit 3be63e1)
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…e fork's counter rules Upstream PasarGuard#112 (8ad52fe) adds five tracker cases to pkg/stats/tracker_test.go: RemoveStats keeps the pending delta, a re-added key counts its new traffic, an unmarked rollback keeps what was pending and counts the new counter in full, a marked reset counts a new counter already past the old value, and every byte is reported once across pulls, resets, rollbacks and re-adds. They are carried here with four adaptations, each a fork design already on main: - pullTotals reads received bytes from "uplink", because 68d40f0 reports bytes received from the client as uplink. Upstream's reading gives the two directions swapped (2000/1000, 400/300, 900/700). - MarkCounterReset is written RestartCounters, the fork's name for the same restart: a1a9fde added it as a stub and 0ff0ad0 implemented it with restartEntryCounters, which sets the base to minus the pending delta and the counter to zero, as upstream's rebaseForCounterReset does. - The rollback case and the each-byte-once case use NewRestartingOnAnyDip, the tracker the WireGuard backend uses since ee73b4f. The other three use New(), as upstream does. New() keeps the per-direction rebase for OpenVPN and L2TP on purpose (17dfdf5), and on it those two cases give 500/600 and 6035 of 6065 bytes. - Upstream's comments are left out under the fork's no-comments rule. Each case fails when the fork mechanism it pins is removed (go1.27.3, darwin/arm64): without the any-dip rule the rollback and each-byte-once cases fail (500/600, 6035 of 6065); with RestartCounters a no-op the restart and each-byte-once cases fail (4000/4000, 5615 of 6065); without the re-add restart the re-add and each-byte-once cases fail (0/0, 6035 of 6065); with RemoveStats dropping the pending delta the RemoveStats and each-byte-once cases fail (0/0, 1775 of 6065). All five pass on the fork's code. Upstream: 8ad52fe
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tracker cases Dockerfile.wireguard: no workflow builds it, and since 5464902 moved go.mod to go 1.27.3 its golang:1.26.10-alpine builder, which sets GOTOOLCHAIN=local, stops at go mod download. Probe run 43006743317 shows that, shows GO-2026-6859 in the go1.26.10 binary of e4b18be, the last tree it built, and shows the moved builder producing a go1.27.4 binary without it. Probe run 43008794147 lists GO-2026-5932 as the only remaining binary-mode finding; go list -deps ./cmd/node does not reach x/crypto/openpgp, and the source-mode gate reports it module-level only. PasarGuard#112: the row names 58f0e8f, which carries upstream's five tracker cases, and the security ruling of 2026-11-11 with the RED of upstream's duplicate-key test on 9575025.
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Summary
WireGuard lost traffic whenever the node re-created kernel peers, a public key in a non-canonical base64 spelling cut its user off on every partial sync, and
NODE_HOSTaccepted only dotted-quad IPv4. All of these are in the released v0.5.4:pkg/stats/tracker.go,collectDesiredPeers, the WG stats job and the full-sync path are unchanged since then, and v0.5.4 has the same IPv4 regex forNODE_HOST. One commit per fix.Fixes
WireGuard usage lost after a peer counter reset
SyncUserswith any change and a peer removed and re-added (a user losing and regaining access) re-create kernel peers, so their counters restart at 0 (Restartdoes too, though nothing outside tests calls it today).applySampleLockedrebased the new counter so its first sample counted as already reported: every byte between the re-create and the next stats tick was lost, and a new counter that had already passed the old value was not seen as a reset at all.pkg/stats/tracker.go: a reset now keeps the pending delta as a negative base and restarts the current value at 0, so the next sample is counted in full on top of it.RemoveStatsuses it, and the newMarkCounterReset(keys)runs for every applied peer after each ReplacePeers (syncUsersFull,restartLocked). A counter that goes down without a mark takes the same path.updateConnectedPeersholdssyncMufrom the device read to the tracker update, so a sample read before a reset is never applied after its mark (no double counting). Lock order is unchanged:syncMu,wg.mu,m.mu.Traffic since the last stats tick lost on ReplacePeers
syncUsersFullandrestartLockednow sample every peer that ever completed a handshake right before ReplacePeers, in the samesyncMusection and before the reset mark. Sessions are still reset. A partial-sync removal still loses the removed peer's traffic since its last tick (not changed here).Non-canonical public key removes the peer on partial sync
wgtypes.ParseKeyaccepts other base64 spellings of the same key (the unused low bits of the last character).collectDesiredPeerskeyed desired peers by the raw string, while the peer store and the kernel useKey.String(). For such a key every partial sync sent an add and a remove for the same kernel peer and cut the user off, and every full sync saw a change and re-sent a ReplacePeers snapshot that reset all peers.linkalready held the canonical key read from the kernel.NODE_HOSTaccepts only dotted-quad IPv4::, any IPv6 address, or a value with surrounding spaces silently became 127.0.0.1 with one plain log line, andmainbuilt the listen address with"%s:%d", which is invalid for IPv6. (The default0.0.0.0already listens dual-stack in Go, so IPv6-only hosts work with the default.)parseNodeHosttrims the value and accepts anynet.ParseIPaddress;localhoststill means 127.0.0.1;mainusesnet.JoinHostPort.Behavior changes
NODE_HOSTkeeps the old 127.0.0.1 fallback, so a node that started before still starts, but it is now logged as[Error] NODE_HOST "<value>" is not an IP address (for example 0.0.0.0 or ::). Falling back to 127.0.0.1: only clients on this host can reach the node.localhostno longer logs a warning. (.env.examplesets0.0.0.0and the installer never changes it.)Tests
Regression tests fail with their fix reverted and pass here:
pkg/stats/tracker_test.go:ReaddAfterReportedDeleteCountsNewTraffic(red:got 0/0),CounterRollbackKeepsPendingAndNewTraffic,MarkCounterResetCountsNewCounterPastOldValue, andCounterResetsReportEachByteOnce, a byte ledger across pulls, marks, a double mark, an unmarked rollback and remove/re-add (red:reported 5310 bytes, peer moved 6065).ReaddAfterDeletePreservesPendingDeltaencoded the bug and now expects 1100/2200 (was 1000/2000);RemoveStatsStoresPendingLastDeltaasserted the removed fields and is replaced byRemoveStatsKeepsPendingDelta.backend/wireguard/stats_counter_reset_test.go::TestPeerCounterResetsReportEachByteOnce: a fake kernel with per-peer counters runs a full sync with a change,Restartand remove/re-add, and checks that rx and tx reported equal the bytes moved. With the tracker fix reverted it reports 5422 of 7097 bytes; with only the pre-reset sample reverted, 6997 of 7097 (exactly the unsampled bytes).TestUpdateConnectedPeersWaitsForRunningSync(red:stats sampling read the device while a peer sync held syncMu).backend/wireguard/user_sync_test.go:TestUpdateUsersKeepsPeerWithNonCanonicalKey(red: the unchanged user's peer was removed from the kernel),TestSyncUsersNonCanonicalKeyNoEffectiveChangeSkipsReplaceApply(red:expected no ConfigureDevice calls for a no-op full sync, got 1),TestSyncUsersRejectsOneKeySpelledTwoWaysAcrossUsers(red:expected a duplicate key error, got <nil>).config/config_test.go:TestLoadAcceptsNodeHostIPsAndLocalhost(red:expected NodeHost "::" ..., got "127.0.0.1"),TestLoadFallsBackToLoopbackOnInvalidNodeHost(empty, a hostname,256.1.1.1,[::1],0.0.0.0:62050: 127.0.0.1, noLoaderror, one[Error] NODE_HOSTline).TestLoadDefaultsNodeHostToAllIPv4(green before and after) guards the default.-race: 10 packages ok, no data races.go test ./pkg/... ./backend/wireguard/... ./config/... -race -count=1: 125 passed.go vet ./...clean, changed files gofmt-clean. The privileged WireGuard integration tests were not run.Related
Summary by CodeRabbit
NODE_HOSTnow accepts IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, as well aslocalhost. Invalid values fall back to127.0.0.1; an unset value defaults to0.0.0.0.