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founder bf43b763cd refactor(lock): use kernel file locking instead of a hand-rolled PID lock [P2]
The previous implementation had every failure mode a home-grown PID lock has:

- contention was detected by matching the substring "lock already exists" in an error
  message, so any change to the message would have turned a busy lock into a hard error;
- stale-lock recovery removed the file and created it again as two separate operations,
  so two processes could each decide the lock was stale and each take it;
- a reused PID made a live lock look stale, since the check was only whether /proc/<pid>
  exists;
- Drop deleted the lock file, racing with a process that had already opened it and was
  sleeping on the retry loop - it would then lock a file that no longer has a directory
  entry, and the next arrival would create a fresh one and lock that instead.

Replaced with advisory kernel locking through std::fs::File::try_lock, stabilised in Rust
1.89 and backed by flock on Linux. No new dependency. The kernel releases the lock when
the holder exits by any means, including kill -9, so there is no stale state to reason
about and no recovery heuristic to get wrong. The PID is still written to the file, but
purely as diagnostics - nothing reads it back to make a decision.

The lock file is now never deleted. Its presence carries no meaning; only the lock held
on it does. That removes the race the old Drop introduced.

Five tests: a second acquisition of a live lock fails, timeout reports lock busy timeout,
the lock is free again once the guard drops, the file survives release, and a leftover
file from a previous run does not block acquisition.

Behaviour note for the four call sites (traffic, firewall, sysctl_tuning, swap): timeouts
are unchanged, and a process killed mid-reconcile no longer leaves anything that needs
cleaning up before the next run.

cargo test --workspace: 158 + 4 passed. clippy -D warnings clean.
2026-08-06 22:56:59 +05:00
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Документация AWG2 Harness

Рекомендуемый порядок чтения:

  1. ../README.md — общий runtime-план: SSH, официальная Amnezia, установка пакета, preflight, проверка перезагрузкой и CLI.
  2. INSTALLATION.md — сжатый порядок установки на production.
  3. CONFIGURATION.md — параметры /etc/awg2-harness/config.toml.
  4. ACCEPTANCE_CHECKLIST.md — чек-лист приёмки перед статусом production-ready.
  5. ANTI_TORRENT.md — ограничение числа соединений через nftables.
  6. IMPLEMENTATION_SPEC.md — архитектура и reconciliation состояния.

Отдельно:

Практический порядок для оператора: сначала выполнить корневой README, затем свериться с чек-листом приёмки. Остальные документы нужны для понимания замысла и отладки.

Язык документации

Проза — на русском. Английский остаётся там, где он технически обязателен: команды, вывод утилит, ключи конфигурации, имена файлов, модулей, таблиц nftables и handles tc. Термины, у которых нет устоявшегося русского эквивалента в этом контексте (drift, reconcile, peer, namespace, handshake), не переводятся.

IMPLEMENTATION_SPEC.md описывает фактическое состояние кода. Расхождение между ним и traffic_core/src считается дефектом документа, а не допустимым упрощением.