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fix(server): stop the relay client a crashed server left running - #36465
Adds a relay-client ledger on Linux and macOS so server startup stops cloudflared clients that a crashed server left running before it starts replacements. Windows is left out: cloudflared is spawned with detached: false there, so it already dies with the server. This round fixed CodeRabbit's major finding on ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts, which was correct. If activation was interrupted while the ledger recorded the client, the interrupt arrived when the uninterruptible block ended. activeRef already held the connector, but the four watcher forks after the block were skipped, so the connector had no exit supervision and nothing drained its output. The watchers are now forked inside the block (an uninterruptibleMask), each wrapped in restore so it stays interruptible. The existing interruption test now also makes the handed-over client exit and expects a replacement to start: it passes with the fix and hangs without it. CodeRabbit marked the finding addressed in 319dafc. CodeRabbit's minor finding on RelayClientLedger.ts:200, which asks to compare again before SIGKILL, is wrong and was left unchanged. The poll loop runs compare and stops as soon as the result is not 'same', so SIGKILL is only sent right after a fresh compare reported 'same', not up to 2 seconds later as the comment says. Another compare there would add nothing. Macroscope's 'Needs Human Approval' verdict cites that unresolved minor thread; a reply with this explanation should settle it. All 35 checks pass on 319dafc.
On macOS or Linux, enable T3 Connect with a managed tunnel in the real app and wait for the relay-client-started log. Record the owning server PID and cloudflared PID, then send SIGKILL only to that server PID to simulate a crash. Inspect the recorded cloudflared PID and confirm it survived. Restart the same installation with the same T3 home: main leaves the old connector alongside the new one; this change should log orphan cleanup, stop the old connector, and then start its replacement. Start both runs with their respective version already installed, because main does not create ledger records that the changed version could recover. These steps were derived from the issue and PR and were not executed.
Evidence
Enable a managed tunnel on each version, wait for four registered connections plus three seconds, record process identities, SIGKILL only the server, inspect the surviving connector, then restart with the same T3 home.
Environment: Linux, real server CLI, isolated fresh databases, staged T3 Connect, cloudflared 2026.10.4. Images and videos are rendered runtime-transcript recordings, not browser screenshots.
Base retained connector 147577 alongside replacement 147900. Head logged cleanup of orphan 149681 before starting replacement 150241; the orphan PID was gone afterward.
An earlier head attempt killed the server during connector startup and did not produce a surviving orphan; the comparison above uses the same settled-tunnel sequence on both commits.
Not shown:
macOS behavior was not exercised; both comparison runs used Linux.
Preservation of connectors owned by live servers and rejection of mismatched recorded identities were not exercised; this proof covers the crash-orphan restart path.
The stage runs main's relay, so relay-side changes were not deployed or verified.
Head logout cleared local authorization, but relay-side environment revocation returned upstream_unavailable; base logout successfully revoked its environment.
Tests
vp test run src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts -t 'interrupted while recording': passes with the fix; with the runtime change stashed it hangs until it is killed, because the exit is never supervised. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) all passed. CI on 319dafc: all 35 checks passed.
Not in this change
A live end-to-end run of the managed T3 Connect tunnel (crash the server, restart, confirm the orphaned cloudflared is stopped) was not done; the PR comments already say it is blocked.
Windows has no ledger (track does nothing there), so orphaned relay clients on Windows are unchanged.
No live end-to-end crash-and-restart run with the managed T3 Connect tunnel on any OS; on Windows only the ledger itself was run against real processes.
Each Windows process lookup starts PowerShell (about 1s), so startup reaping on Windows is slower for each leftover client; I did not optimise it because it only runs when entries exist.
No live end-to-end crash-and-restart run with the managed T3 Connect tunnel on any OS.
Windows kill-on-job-close was not exercised on a real Windows machine this round; it follows from detached: false and libuv's global job object.
CodeRabbit's minor finding asking for a second compare before SIGKILL in RelayClientLedger.stopOrphan: not changed, because SIGKILL already follows a fresh compare that reported the same process.
No live end-to-end crash-and-restart run with the managed T3 Connect tunnel.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
A server that died without running its finalizers (crash, kill -9, OOM,
force quit) left cloudflared running, and the next server started a second
connector beside it. Nothing recorded the connector between runs.
The server now records each relay client it starts (pid, start time and
command line, plus its own pid and start time) under the state directory
and forgets it once the client has stopped. On startup, before any
connector starts, it stops a recorded client whose server is gone, but
only while the pid still has the recorded start time and command line,
so a recycled pid is never signalled. Linux and macOS only, like the
OpenCode server ledger.
Fixes#21701
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Keep the ledger entry and its forget handle together, and drop the test
that only mirrored the forget call.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…lient over
Masking only the ledger write let a pending interrupt land right after it,
before activeRef owned the connector, so its scope and the client stayed
open: disabling left the client running and a retry started a second one.
Record the client and store the connector in one uninterruptible region.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Windows servers launch cloudflared through the same scoped spawner, so a
hard crash leaves the client running there as well. Identify processes
through Win32_Process (creation time and command line) so the ledger
records and reaps them on Windows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…s too"
This reverts commit 72d9432.
cloudflared is spawned with detached: false, so on Windows libuv assigns it
to its kill-on-job-close job and it already dies with a crashed server. The
Windows path only added a PowerShell lookup to every server start.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change records relay clients and automatically stops those left behind after a server crash. An unanswered review concern about process identity before SIGKILL needs resolution because cleanup could terminate an unrelated process.
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Walkthrough
The server records managed relay-client process identities on Linux and macOS. At startup, it checks recorded processes and stops eligible orphans. Connector startup tracks the spawned process, and connector-scope cleanup removes its ledger entry.
Changes: Relay Client Process Ledger
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Process identity and tracking apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts
The ledger records process identity data and observes processes on Linux and macOS. It writes entries for trackable clients and returns cleanup effects that remove those entries.
Orphan reaping and startup apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts, apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.test.ts
The ledger scans entry files and stops a client only when its owner is confirmed gone and the client identity still matches. Tests cover dead and live owners, and a mismatched client start time.
The server provides the ledger layer to the runtime. Connector startup tracks the process and assigns active state under an uninterruptible mask. A connector-scope finalizer runs ledger cleanup. A runtime test interrupts activation during tracking and checks that clearing configuration kills both connector processes.
sequenceDiagram
participant Server
participant RelayClientLedger
participant ManagedEndpointRuntime
participant RelayClient
Server->>RelayClientLedger: Start ledger layer and reap eligible orphans
Server->>ManagedEndpointRuntime: Provide ledger service
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClient: Spawn connector
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClientLedger: Record connector process identity
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>ManagedEndpointRuntime: Assign active connector
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClientLedger: Run cleanup effect when connector scope closes
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 319da
This change records and reaps orphaned relay clients on Linux and macOS at server startup. A narrow, low-probability window remains in which an unrelated process that reused the recorded PID could receive SIGKILL. This is minor and does not block merging, but a re-check before SIGKILL would narrow it.
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The title names the fix and the component: it stops the relay client that a crashed server left running. It matches the main change, which records and reaps relay clients on Linux and macOS. The title…
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Issue #21701 requires that a new server stop a relay client left by a dead server, only if it is still the same process, before it starts its own connector. The reviewed head implements this on Linux …
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The changes stay within the relay-client cleanup for #21701. RelayClientLedger.ts adds the ledger, its Linux and macOS gating, and reaping. ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts tracks spawned connectors and regi…
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has a clear Problem (crashed server leaves cloudflared relay clients running), a Change section explaining the ledger and the uninterruptibl…
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The title names the fix and the component: it stops the relay client that a crashed server left running. It matches the main change, which records and reaps relay clients on Linux and macOS. The title does not mention the platform scope, but it covers the primary change.
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Issue #21701 requires that a new server stop a relay client left by a dead server, only if it is still the same process, before it starts its own connector. The reviewed head implements this on Linux and macOS in apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts. track(pid) records the client and owner identity (pid, start time, command). layer completes reapOrphans before it exposes the service. stopOrphan signals a client only when the recorded start time and command match, and it skips zombies. Start-time identity does not depend on time zone: Linux reads the /proc stat start-time field, and Darwin runs ps with LC_ALL=C and TZ=UTC, which addresses the DST failure in the issue. The issue names macOS and states that Linux shares the code path, so both platforms are in scope. Windows is not a requirement of #21701. Tests in RelayClientLedger.test.ts and ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts cover reaping a dead owner's client, preserving a live owner's client, and removing a stale record with a mismatched start time. The incremental change since the previous review (505f066 to 319dafc) moves connector tracking and supervisor startup under an uninterruptible mask. The summary supports that this keeps each tracked connector supervised after interruption. I could not read the incremental diff (changed blobs unavailable) or the full ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts (truncated), so this part rests on the summary. The live crash-and-restart run was not executed. It is a manual check, not a coding requirement.
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The changes stay within the relay-client cleanup for #21701. RelayClientLedger.ts adds the ledger, its Linux and macOS gating, and reaping. ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts tracks spawned connectors and registers a cleanup finalizer. server.ts provides the layer with the configured stateDir. The Windows ledger path from 72d9432 is removed, and the PR states the tree matches 126d8a0, which has no Windows ledger. The new uninterruptible mask in ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts is tied to ledger handover in the commit message, so it supports the same orphan-prevention purpose. Its exact code could not be read in this review; this conclusion rests on the summary and the commit message.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has a clear Problem (crashed server leaves cloudflared relay clients running), a Change section explaining the ledger and the uninterruptible-mask fix for interrupted activation, and a Scope section linking issue #21701 and noting the supersession of #34960. Verification gives focused test results (the named interrupted-while-recording test passes with the fix and hangs without it), a repo check run, a CI result, and a reproduction path. It also states what was not checked: macOS, live end-to-end crash-and-restart, and relay-side changes. The Verification section is thorough. Minor issues: the description is long and repeats content (the 'not tested live' caveat appears in several places, and the 'No live end-to-end crash-and-restart run' bullet is listed three times). It also includes process commentary about reviewers and a bot verdict that does not belong in the template. These do not block the required content. The template asks for a conventional commit title, and the description has no title, so the title must be checked separately. Under the rubric the description is mostly complete, so the check passes.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts:
- Line 831: Update the activation flow around Effect.uninterruptible so
interruption cannot leave a connector in activeRef before its watchers are
registered; ensure the watcher bodies remain interruptible, or close
connectorScope if activation is interrupted before they start. Extend the
existing interruption test to verify exit supervision as well as connector
cleanup.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts:
- Line 200: Update stopOrphan to call compare(client) immediately before sending
SIGKILL and skip the signal unless the result is "same". Preserve the existing
SIGTERM and polling behavior.
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Re-check the process identity before sending SIGKILL.
stopOrphan sends SIGTERM, then polls for up to 2 seconds with compare before it sends SIGKILL. If the client exits during that wait, its PID can be reassigned to an unrelated process. signal(client.pid, "SIGKILL") then targets that process. The last compare result is up to 2 seconds old, so it does not protect the SIGKILL call.
Run compare(client) again immediately before the SIGKILL signal, and skip the signal unless the result is "same". A PID can still be reused between that check and the signal call, so this narrows the window but does not remove it. Removing it fully needs an identity-bound signal, such as a Linux PID file descriptor, and process.kill in Node.js does not provide one.
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--- "a/apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts"+++ "b/apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts"@@ -196,8 +196,12 @@
yield* Effect.logInfo("Stopping a relay client left by a previous T3 Code server", {
pid: client.pid,
});
for (const name of ["SIGTERM", "SIGKILL"] as const) {
+ if (name === "SIGKILL") {+ state = yield* compare(client);+ if (state !== "same") break;+ }
signal(client.pid, name);
for (let attempt = 0; attempt < STOP_POLL_ATTEMPTS && state === "same"; attempt++) {
yield* Effect.sleep(STOP_POLL_INTERVAL);
state = yield* compare(client);
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signal(client.pid,name);
if(name==="SIGKILL"){
state=yield*compare(client);
if(state!=="same")break;
}
signal(client.pid,name);
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts at line 200:
Update stopOrphan to call compare(client) immediately before sending SIGKILL and skip the signal unless the result is "same". Preserve the existing SIGTERM and polling behavior.
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…the client
The uninterruptible handover set activeRef but forked the connector's
watchers after it, so an interrupt delivered at the end of the handover left
an unsupervised connector whose output was never drained. Fork the watchers
inside the handover, each restored to interruptible.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Adds a relay-client ledger on Linux and macOS so server startup stops cloudflared clients that a crashed server left running before it starts replacements. Windows is left out: cloudflared is spawned with detached: false there, so it already dies with the server. This round fixed CodeRabbit's major finding on ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts, which was correct. If activation was interrupted while the ledger recorded the client, the interrupt arrived when the uninterruptible block ended. activeRef already held the connector, but the four watcher forks after the block were skipped, so the connector had no exit supervision and nothing drained its output. The watchers are now forked inside the block (an uninterruptibleMask), each wrapped in restore so it stays interruptible. The existing interruption test now also makes the handed-over client exit and expects a replacement to start: it passes with the fix and hangs without it. CodeRabbit marked the finding addressed in 319dafc. CodeRabbit's minor finding on RelayClientLedger.ts:200, which asks to compare again before SIGKILL, is wrong and was left unchanged. The poll loop runs
compareand stops as soon as the result is not 'same', so SIGKILL is only sent right after a fresh compare reported 'same', not up to 2 seconds later as the comment says. Another compare there would add nothing. Macroscope's 'Needs Human Approval' verdict cites that unresolved minor thread; a reply with this explanation should settle it. All 35 checks pass on 319dafc.Fixes #21701
Supersedes #34960. The change is @juliusmarminge's; their commits are kept.
Reproduction on main
On macOS or Linux, enable T3 Connect with a managed tunnel in the real app and wait for the relay-client-started log. Record the owning server PID and cloudflared PID, then send SIGKILL only to that server PID to simulate a crash. Inspect the recorded cloudflared PID and confirm it survived. Restart the same installation with the same T3 home: main leaves the old connector alongside the new one; this change should log orphan cleanup, stop the old connector, and then start its replacement. Start both runs with their respective version already installed, because main does not create ledger records that the changed version could recover. These steps were derived from the issue and PR and were not executed.
Evidence
Enable a managed tunnel on each version, wait for four registered connections plus three seconds, record process identities, SIGKILL only the server, inspect the surviving connector, then restart with the same T3 home.
Environment: Linux, real server CLI, isolated fresh databases, staged T3 Connect, cloudflared 2026.10.4. Images and videos are rendered runtime-transcript recordings, not browser screenshots.
Base retained connector 147577 alongside replacement 147900. Head logged cleanup of orphan 149681 before starting replacement 150241; the orphan PID was gone afterward.
Driver · Recording renderer · Before cast · After cast.
An earlier head attempt killed the server during connector startup and did not produce a surviving orphan; the comparison above uses the same settled-tunnel sequence on both commits.
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Tests
vp test run src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts -t 'interrupted while recording': passes with the fix; with the runtime change stashed it hangs until it is killed, because the exit is never supervised. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) all passed. CI on 319dafc: all 35 checks passed.
Not in this change
detached: falseand libuv's global job object.Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.