Hostsharing recommends assigning domains to separate domain admins rather
than to the package admin, and all their service guides (Mattermost,
Tomcat, Nextcloud) run the daemon as its own user. For GitTally the
argument is stronger: it checks out foreign commits and executes their
build scripts, so running as the package admin would undo the sandbox
rationale of this step. The service user has to be named when ordering
the daemon port anyway.
Also records a trap found on the way: the RAM contingent is a package
slice, not a per-user quota, so a dedicated user buys isolation but no
extra memory — a runaway Gradle build could starve the whole webspace.
The unit from `init --systemd` sets neither MemoryMax nor TasksMax today,
so adding them (configurable, empty = unset) becomes part of step 17.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeping both halves in one step: a bubblewrap runtime alone would only
prove that sandboxed builds work somewhere, and web access alone would
mean builds running unsandboxed on the webspace. Neither ships value on
its own, so step 17 now covers the whole deployment.
The web half needs no code: Hostsharing provides Apache plus Let's
Encrypt and documents the reverse proxy to a self-hosted service, so the
managed nginx container of ADR 0005 is not used there. What it needs is
the booked "eigener Serverdienst" option with an assigned localhost port,
a systemd user unit (which `init --systemd` already generates), and a
`.htaccess` with a `[proxy]` RewriteRule — with sources from Hostsharing's
own wiki and feature pages. GitTally fits as is, because it builds
external links from `server.publicBaseUrl` rather than from the request,
so no forward-headers handling is required.
Two points are explicitly marked unverified in the step file: the
effective AllowOverride value and whether an unassigned port would bind.
Also ticks steps 15 and 16 in the plan index — both carry a Result
section and are long done.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Third build runtime behind BuildRunner: unprivileged user namespace via
bwrap with a prepared Debian rootfs, for hosts without Docker or root.
The step starts with a one-line precondition check to run on the target
webspace; the step-16 git metadata mounts port 1:1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
