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## Features
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- nspawn: optionally provide a /dev/tpm0 + /dev/tpmrm0 that is backed by swtpm,
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much like we do in vmspawn. let's us minimize differences between
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environments systemd runs in.
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- nspawn/vmspawn: add a concept how we can hand into the payload some proof
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that it is runnin on a certain host, which it can then include in the report,
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and which allows us to put together a map about which node runs as payload of
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which other note. in particular useful for transient nodes, as it gives them
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a better location
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- add a small varlink service that wraps the raw sftp logic (without ssh) after a
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varlink protocol upgrade, which enables varlink clients to do file transfers,
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which is in particular useful when accessing a system via http varlink proxy
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- add a small varlink service that allocates a pty and then does ptyfwd stuff
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after a protocol upgrade on the incoming connection. Then spawn a shell/getty
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on it. This enables varlink clients to acquire a fully featured ssh-like
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interactive tty/shell via varlink, which is again useful via http varlink
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proxy.
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- add something like podman's conmon as a native systemd subsystem:
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i.e. allocate ptys, that can be bound to stdio/console of containers and VMs,
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that maintain a bit of a scrollback buffer, and one can reconnect to
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later. fun idea: might even make /dev/tty1 and friends accessible via
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/dev/vcsa1 under the same protocol. this subsystem should potentially be the
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same as the varlink ssh-like thing listed above.
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- maybe introduce a new ansi sequence that allows propagate SIGWINCH
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inline. Idea would be: to enable inline notification of window sizes client
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sends a new, to be defined ANSI sequence with its current assumption of
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terminal size. Server compares it with current state. If the same it sends
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nothing immediately, but does send exactly one update if it changes, and
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disables the logic. If not the same sends correction immediately, and
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disables the logic. Client has to reissue sequence immediately after getting
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notification to get live updates. Benefit of all of this: better terminal
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experience if we just forward terminal bytes through a serial link/stream
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connection, as terminal sizes will be properly propagated. Write a UAPI spec
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for all this. ptyfwd could translate turn upstream SIGWINCH into upstream
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sequences of this type, so that every step of the way we get the right
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behaviour.
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- now that the kernel supports xattrs on sockets: mark varlink entrypoint
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sockets, server side of varlink sockets, and client sides of valrink sockets
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with distinct xattrs to make them recognizable (similar maybe for our other
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@@ -125,6 +125,7 @@ typedef struct Socket {
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SocketResult clean_result;
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char **symlinks;
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char **xattrs;
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bool accept;
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bool remove_on_stop;
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