feat(daemon): per-account runtime files and ports, honest bridge hint without a GUI session (1.0.3) - #277
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… without a GUI session (1.0.3) Each logged-in macOS account now runs its own daemon: the socket, pid, lock, log, and event files live in that account's temporary directory, and the IPC/WebSocket pair is derived from the uid (`derivePorts` in shared/platform.ts; the primary account keeps 19221/19222). The daemon binds 127.0.0.1 only. The extension adopts its account's port from the native host's pong, the native agent and the Safari appex compute it from getuid(), and a port held by another account's daemon produces an error that says so. The pkg postinstall stops every account's daemon and removes the legacy /tmp files. An account with no launchd GUI session (ssh, service account) now gets a bridge hint and error that name the account, the missing gui/<uid> session, and who owns the screen (shared/gui-session.ts); the recovery ladder emits no launchctl actions there. An account with a GUI session and an unloaded LaunchAgent keeps the bootstrap guidance. Versions move to 1.0.3 across the CLI, both extension manifests, the iOS runner, the Safari project, and the release notes. Closes #276.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesPer-account daemon isolation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Extension
participant NativeHost
participant Daemon
Extension->>NativeHost: Send ping
NativeHost->>Daemon: Relay ping
Daemon-->>NativeHost: Return pong with wsPort
NativeHost-->>Extension: Return wsPort
Extension->>Extension: Persist port and close current channel
Extension->>Daemon: Reconnect to 127.0.0.1:wsPort
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Local accounts may access or connect to the wrong account’s daemon, while several supported configurations can fail to reach their own daemon. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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In `@daemon/index.ts`:
- Line 2188: Update startWsServer and its WebSocket upgrade/dispatch flow to
require an account-bound capability before accepting connections or invoking
action handlers, rather than trusting the loopback hostname or deterministic
UID-derived port. Generate and validate the capability through an owner-only
runtime-directory location, and use the Unix socket for account-local control
where supported.
In `@extension/src/background/ws-endpoint.ts`:
- Line 7: Update the WebSocket fallback flow in connectToHost and
connectWsChannel so it resolves the current account’s derived port before
connecting instead of using the default wsPort value. Preserve the per-account
daemon contract by either dialing the account-specific port or failing when that
port cannot be determined; never silently fall back to DEFAULT_WS_PORT.
- Line 34: Update the session restore flow around adoptWsPort so it records a
generation when the storage read begins and applies the restored wsPort only if
that generation is still current, preventing a newer native port adoption from
being overwritten or triggering a stale reconnect.
In `@safari/InterceptorSafari/InterceptorSafari`
Extension/SafariWebExtensionHandler.swift:
- Around line 55-57: Update SafariWebExtensionHandler’s WebSocket port selection
to use the daemon’s resolved INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT value, passing that value into
the appex as needed instead of always deriving 19222 + 2 * slot from getuid();
alternatively, explicitly reject INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT for Safari so the daemon
and appex cannot select different endpoints.
In `@shared/platform.ts`:
- Around line 58-61: Update legacyDaemonTemp to verify that the live PID belongs
to an Interceptor daemon after the existing kill(pid, 0) check and before
returning LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP; return null when the identity check fails,
preserving the current invalid or non-signalable PID behavior.
- Around line 43-45: Update derivePorts so distinct supported UIDs, including
501 and 1001, do not map to the same IPC/WS port pair; use a sufficiently large
collision-resistant allocation range and preserve deterministic per-user
mapping. Ensure cli/daemon-spawn.ts can handle any remaining bind conflict
through port discovery or explicit recovery.
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| return Bun.serve<undefined>({ | ||
| // Loopback only: the port pair is per OS user now, and Bun.serve binds | ||
| // 0.0.0.0 by default (issue #274 reported the LAN exposure). | ||
| hostname: "127.0.0.1", |
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CWE: CWE-862 — Missing Authorization
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Require an account-bound credential on the WebSocket server. startWsServer() upgrades every loopback request without checking the peer account, origin, or capability. A process from another macOS account can connect to the deterministic UID-derived port, enumerate contexts, and invoke WebSocket action handlers. Authenticate the request before upgrade or dispatch. Store the capability in the owner-only runtime directory. Use the Unix socket for account-local control where possible.
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In `@daemon/index.ts` at line 2188, Update startWsServer and its WebSocket
upgrade/dispatch flow to require an account-bound capability before accepting
connections or invoking action handlers, rather than trusting the loopback
hostname or deterministic UID-derived port. Generate and validate the capability
through an owner-only runtime-directory location, and use the Unix socket for
account-local control where supported.
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| // primary account's port is dialed. By IP, not `localhost`: the daemon binds | ||
| // 127.0.0.1 only. | ||
| export const DEFAULT_WS_PORT = 19222 | ||
| let wsPort = DEFAULT_WS_PORT |
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Do not use the primary port as the no-native fallback.
When native messaging is unavailable, connectToHost() calls connectWsChannel(), which uses wsPort. On a fresh worker, wsPort remains 19222 unless a previous native pong was restored. shared/platform.ts derives a different port for secondary accounts, so the extension can connect to the primary account's daemon. This violates the per-account daemon contract.
Resolve the account-specific port before direct WebSocket use, or fail and require account-specific native messaging. Do not silently dial 19222.
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In `@extension/src/background/ws-endpoint.ts` at line 7, Update the WebSocket
fallback flow in connectToHost and connectWsChannel so it resolves the current
account’s derived port before connecting instead of using the default wsPort
value. Preserve the per-account daemon contract by either dialing the
account-specific port or failing when that port cannot be determined; never
silently fall back to DEFAULT_WS_PORT.
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| /** Service-worker restart: reuse the port the last pong reported. */ | ||
| export function restoreWsPort(): void { | ||
| try { | ||
| void chrome.storage?.session?.get("wsPort").then((v) => adoptWsPort(v?.wsPort)).catch(() => {}) |
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Guard the session restore against a newer native port.
transport.ts:44 starts restoreWsPort() without awaiting its chrome.storage.session.get() promise. background.ts:34 then calls connectToHost(). A native pong can call adoptWsPort() before the storage read settles, after which this pending callback can overwrite the native port and reconnect the WebSocket lane to stale state.
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In `@extension/src/background/ws-endpoint.ts` at line 34, Update the session
restore flow around adoptWsPort so it records a generation when the storage read
begins and applies the restored wsPort only if that generation is still current,
preventing a newer native port adoption from being overwritten or triggering a
stale reconnect.
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| // Per-user daemon port (shared/platform.ts derivePorts): uid 501 keeps 19222. | ||
| let slot = ((Int(getuid()) - 501) % 500 + 500) % 500 | ||
| guard let url = URL(string: "ws://127.0.0.1:\(19222 + 2 * slot)") else { |
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Propagate INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT to the Safari appex.
The daemon resolves INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT in shared/platform.ts, but SafariWebExtensionHandler always derives 19222 + 2 * slot from getuid(). When a non-default override is used, the appex can connect to the wrong endpoint. Pass the resolved daemon port to the appex, or explicitly reject INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT for Safari.
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In `@safari/InterceptorSafari/InterceptorSafari`
Extension/SafariWebExtensionHandler.swift around lines 55 - 57, Update
SafariWebExtensionHandler’s WebSocket port selection to use the daemon’s
resolved INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT value, passing that value into the appex as needed
instead of always deriving 19222 + 2 * slot from getuid(); alternatively,
explicitly reject INTERCEPTOR_WS_PORT for Safari so the daemon and appex cannot
select different endpoints.
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| const slot = uid === undefined ? 0 : (((uid - 501) % PORT_SLOTS) + PORT_SLOTS) % PORT_SLOTS | ||
| const wsPort = WS_PORT_BASE + 2 * slot | ||
| return { ipcPort: wsPort - 1, wsPort } |
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Avoid UID-slot collisions.
derivePorts() maps UID 501 and UID 1001 to the same port pair because PORT_SLOTS is 500. The repository test explicitly asserts this mapping. If both accounts run daemons, the second daemon cannot bind WS_PORT, and cli/daemon-spawn.ts fails instead of selecting another pair.
The documented wrap acknowledges a capacity limit, but it does not preserve the stated one-port-pair-per-user contract or provide adequate recovery. Use a larger supported range with collision-resistant allocation, or add per-user port discovery and conflict handling.
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In `@shared/platform.ts` around lines 43 - 45, Update derivePorts so distinct
supported UIDs, including 501 and 1001, do not map to the same IPC/WS port pair;
use a sufficiently large collision-resistant allocation range and preserve
deterministic per-user mapping. Ensure cli/daemon-spawn.ts can handle any
remaining bind conflict through port discovery or explicit recovery.
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| const pid = parseInt(readFileSync(`${LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP}/interceptor.pid`, "utf-8").split("\n")[0], 10) | ||
| if (!Number.isInteger(pid) || pid <= 0) return null | ||
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Validate the process identity before selecting /tmp.
When the per-user socket is absent, resolvePlatformConfig calls legacyDaemonTemp for non-Windows runs without an explicit temp directory. The default kill binding is process.kill; kill(pid, 0) confirms only that the PID is signalable. If a stale /tmp/interceptor.pid names an unrelated process owned by the current account, the function returns /tmp.
ensureDaemon then uses /tmp for the socket, PID, lock, log, and event paths. It can clear those paths and start the current daemon there, instead of using the account-specific runtime directory. It can also treat stale /tmp runtime state as current state.
Check that the live PID belongs to an Interceptor daemon before returning LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP.
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| const pid = parseInt(readFileSync(`${LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP}/interceptor.pid`, "utf-8").split("\n")[0], 10) | |
| if (!Number.isInteger(pid) || pid <= 0) return null | |
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| const pid = parseInt(readFileSync(`${LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP}/interceptor.pid`, "utf-8").split("\n")[0], 10) | |
| if (!Number.isInteger(pid) || pid <= 0) return null | |
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| if (!isInterceptorDaemon(pid)) return null | |
| return LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP |
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In `@shared/platform.ts` around lines 58 - 61, Update legacyDaemonTemp to verify
that the live PID belongs to an Interceptor daemon after the existing kill(pid,
0) check and before returning LEGACY_DAEMON_TEMP; return null when the identity
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Summary
On a Mac with more than one logged-in account, every account's daemon shared the
/tmpruntime files and the machine-wide port 19222, so the second account's CLI failed with a misleading "could not restore its runtime files". This release gives each account its own daemon: runtime files in that account's temporary directory, an IPC/WebSocket port pair derived from the uid (derivePortsinshared/platform.ts; the primary account keeps 19221/19222), a loopback-only bind, and an error that names the other account's daemon when a port is genuinely held. The extension adopts the port from the native host'spong, and the native agent and Safari appex compute it fromgetuid(). The pkg postinstall stops every account's daemon and removes the legacy/tmpfiles.An account with no launchd GUI session (ssh, a service account) used to get a hint blaming the postinstall and suggesting a
launchctl bootstrapthat cannot work there.shared/gui-session.tsnow probeslaunchctl print gui/<uid>; when the session is absent,interceptor status, the daemon'smacoserror, and the daemon log name the account, the missing session, and who owns the screen, and the recovery ladder emits no launchctl actions. A present session with an unloaded LaunchAgent keeps the bootstrap guidance.Versions move to 1.0.3 across the CLI, both extension manifests, the iOS runner, the Safari project, and the release notes.
Validation
test/gui-session.test.ts,test/platform-runtime.test.ts,test/ws-endpoint.test.tsare new).swift buildclean;PlatformPortTests(new) andExtensionFabricTestspass.interceptor macosverbs on both bridge routes,status,init,diagnose, and a browser open/close pass as each logged-in account; three accounts without a GUI session get the honest hint fromstatusand a sub-second honest error frommacos; unloading the LaunchAgent while logged in still recovers throughbootstrapthenkickstart.Closes #276. Ships the loopback half of #274; the Origin check there stays open.
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