fix(connect): T3 Connect recovers when its tunnel is routed to a dead local port#24247

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Fixes #24243.

T3 Connect was down for 26 hours on a service-managed Linux host. The server listened on 3773, but the ingress the relay pushed to cloudflared pointed at 127.0.0.1:46169, a port nothing listened on. Every request failed with "connection refused" until a restart re-registered the real port. This happened on a build that already includes the ownership lock from #7458, so some other process with the environment's credentials still registered a foreign origin. The trace that would name it had rotated out. Whatever the trigger, the owning server never noticed that its tunnel pointed elsewhere.

Only the server that holds the T3 home runs the connector, so its own listen origin is always the correct ingress. The server now reads the ingress cloudflared received (/config, which it already polls for the hostname) once a minute. When the hostname rule's service names a different origin, it registers its origin again through the existing registerManagedTunnelRecovery path, and the relay's reconcileOrigin pushes the corrected ingress. Consecutive mismatches double the wait up to 30 minutes, so a relay that can't fix it isn't asked every minute. A match resets the wait to one minute.

The fix itself goes through the relay. Behind a TLS-inspecting proxy, the bundled runtime rejects the relay's certificate (#23408), so the server still detects and logs the mismatch, since /config is local, but each re-registration fails until #23424 lands. The backoff limits those failed attempts to one every 30 minutes.

Evidence

  • boot-service.log: the service started on 3773 at 12:17:12 PT and connected. The first originService=http://127.0.0.1:46169 ... connection refused came at 12:47:12. 1,888 such lines through 15:08 the next day. No relay client restart, relink, or recovery appears in between.
  • The live cloudflared /config on the same host after the restart: {"hostname": "<endpoint>", "service": "http://127.0.0.1:3773"}. That's the field the check reads.
  • vp test run apps/server/src/cloud/managedTunnelStartup.test.ts apps/server/src/cloud/ConnectReachability.test.ts: 11 passed. The new tests cover re-registering on a foreign port, ignoring a matching or unknown ingress (including a trailing-slash form), surviving a failed registration, and the backoff (registrations at minutes 1, 3, 7, 15 while the mismatch persists).
  • tsc --noEmit for apps/server passes.

Not checked: an end-to-end run against the hosted relay with a deliberately stolen origin. I didn't want to point production relay state at a test port.

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Fixes pingdotgg/t3code#24243

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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a localized T3 Connect reliability fix that detects stale cloudflared origins and reuses the existing registration path to restore the current server’s tunnel. Normal matching or unknown ingress remains unchanged, and the new recovery loop is bounded with backoff and targeted tests.

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Walkthrough

The server exposes the connector’s ingress service as an origin and watches for differences from its local origin. When the watcher detects a mismatch, it attempts managed-tunnel recovery. The watcher increases the interval between repeated attempts, up to 30 minutes.

Changes: Managed tunnel origin recovery

Layer / File(s)Summary
Expose connector ingress origin
apps/server/src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts, apps/server/src/cloud/ConnectReachability.test.ts, apps/server/src/guest/GuestShareService.test.ts
ConnectorFacts now includes a nullable origin. Connector inspection selects the service from the first ingress rule with a hostname, or returns null when metrics are unavailable. Test fixtures include the new field.
Watch and recover mismatched origins
apps/server/src/cloud/managedTunnelStartup.ts, apps/server/src/server.ts, apps/server/src/cloud/managedTunnelStartup.test.ts
The server starts a scoped watcher that polls the connector origin. An unreadable ingress preserves the current wait, and a matching origin resets it to one minute. For a mismatch or an unparseable origin, the watcher attempts registration and increases the wait between attempts up to 30 minutes. The server requests endpoint recovery when registration reports recovery_required. Tests cover matching, unknown, mismatched, and failed-registration cases.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant Server as server.ts
3 participant Watcher as watchManagedTunnelOrigin
4 participant Registration as managed-tunnel registration
5 Server->>Watcher: Start scoped watcher with local origin
6 Watcher->>Server: Read connector ingress origin
7 Server-->>Watcher: Return origin or null
8 Watcher->>Watcher: Compare ingress and local origins
9 Watcher->>Registration: Register after origin mismatch
10 Registration-->>Server: Return registration result
11 Server->>Registration: Request endpoint recovery when required

Possibly related issues

  • pingdotgg/t3code#27952 — The PR detects live ingress origin drift and attempts re-registration. The relay-side reconcileOrigin change described by the issue is not included.
  • pingdotgg/t3code#21521 — The PR uses the managed-tunnel recovery registration path, but does not change its authorization behavior.

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The watcher recovers the usual dead-port case. If the connector config has drifted to include a preceding wildcard or path-restricted hostname rule, the watcher can misread the origin and leave the public hostname broken. Select the rule by the managed public hostname before merging, or accept this as a known limitation.

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Title checkPassedThe title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: recovery when a T3 Connect tunnel points to a dead local port.
Linked Issues checkPassedIssue [#24243] requires recovery without a server restart when the managed tunnel routes to another local origin. watchManagedTunnelOrigin checks the connector ingress after each interval, compares …
Out of Scope Changes checkPassedThe changes stay within [#24243]. ConnectorFacts exposes the cloudflared ingress origin, watchManagedTunnelOrigin implements detection and backoff, and server.ts connects recovery registration t…
Description checkPassedThe description explains the problem, the change, the linked issue, and focused verification results. It also states the end-to-end test limitation. It does not identify explicit maintainer approval o…
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Issue [#24243] requires recovery without a server restart when the managed tunnel routes to another local origin. watchManagedTunnelOrigin checks the connector ingress after each interval, compares normalized origins, and re-registers the local origin on a mismatch. The server starts this watcher for the managed connector. The watcher ignores a null ingress, resets to one-minute checks after a match, and backs off mismatches up to 30 minutes. The added tests cover foreign, matching, unknown, failed-registration, and backoff cases. The reported TLS-inspection limitation and missing hosted-relay test do not negate the local implementation requirement.

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The changes stay within [#24243]. ConnectorFacts exposes the cloudflared ingress origin, watchManagedTunnelOrigin implements detection and backoff, and server.ts connects recovery registration to the managed connector lifecycle. Fixture updates support the changed connector shape. No unrelated change is demonstrated.

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apps/server/src/cloud/managedTunnelStartup.tsline 260Outdated · b62a17cOpen thread
……@@ -216,3 +217,57 @@ export const makeManagedTunnelRecovery = Effect.fn("ManagedTunnelRecovery.make")
257+ }
258+ yield* Effect.logWarning(
259+ "T3 Connect routes this server's tunnel to another origin; registering this server again",
260+ { ingressOrigin, localOrigin: options.localOrigin },
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Do not log the full ingress service URL.

ingressOrigin comes from remote config and is logged without a length bound. If the service URL contains credentials or a query string, this warning records them. Log a bounded protocol and host, or a normalized mismatch category, instead.

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✅ Addressed in commit 48c0154

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Fixed in 48c0154. The warning now logs only the parsed URL origin (scheme, host, port) for both sides, or unparseable.

@ishaanko Confirmed in the supplied code. Both logged values now use URL.origin, which excludes credentials, paths, query strings, and fragments. This addresses the finding.


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6AGENTS.md: # T3 Code
7## Where code lives
8- `apps/server` - WebSocket, orchestration, providers, checkpointing. Effect-heavy: read [Effect services](docs/internals/effect-services.md) before adding server code, and `.repos/effect-smol/LLMS.md` for the Effect library itself.
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10AGENTS.md: # T3 Code
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apps/server/src/server.tsline 902Outdated · b62a17cOpen thread
……@@ -893,6 +894,13 @@ const layerMakeServer = Layer.unwrap(
899+ readIngressOrigin: endpointRuntime.inspectConnector.pipe(
900+ Effect.map((connector) => connector?.origin ?? null),
901+ ),
902+ register: cloudLink.registerManagedTunnelRecovery(localOrigin),
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Handle a recovery-required registration result.

When the watcher detects an origin mismatch, registerManagedTunnelRecovery can return "recovery_required" for a cloudflare configuration without a tunnelId. The watcher accepts that result as unknown and discards it, so it never calls endpointRuntime.requestRecovery.

Pass the registration result through watchManagedTunnelOrigin and request recovery when its status is "recovery_required".

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Valid, fixed in 48c0154. The watcher's register effect in server.ts now forwards a recovery_required result to endpointRuntime.requestRecovery, the same way applyRelayConfig and startup do. The watcher itself stays result-agnostic.

@ishaanko Confirmed in the supplied server.ts: the register effect forwards "recovery_required" results to endpointRuntime.requestRecovery(registration.config). Other results remain unchanged, and the watcher stays result-agnostic. This addresses the finding.


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apps/server/src/cloud/managedTunnelStartup.tslines 254–255Outdated · b62a17cOpen thread
……@@ -216,3 +217,57 @@ export const makeManagedTunnelRecovery = Effect.fn("ManagedTunnelRecovery.make")
252+ yield* Effect.sleep(wait);
253+ const ingressOrigin = yield* options.readIngressOrigin;
254+ if (ingressOrigin === null || sameOrigin(ingressOrigin, options.localOrigin)) {
255+ wait = MANAGED_TUNNEL_ORIGIN_CHECK_INTERVAL;
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Keep mismatch backoff when ingress is unknown.

readIngressOrigin returns null when connector inspection cannot obtain the config. If a read fails between repeated mismatches, this branch resets the wait to one minute. The watcher can then retry registration frequently instead of increasing the wait. Reset the wait only after a matching origin; leave it unchanged for an unknown origin.

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Agreed, fixed in 48c0154. An unreadable ingress now keeps the running backoff; only a confirmed match resets it. Covered by keeps the backoff when one check cannot read the ingress.

@ishaanko Thanks. The supplied code preserves the backoff when ingress is unknown and resets it only after a confirmed origin match. This addresses the finding.


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apps/server/src/server.tslines 902–904Outdated · 48c0154Open thread
……@@ -893,6 +894,21 @@ const layerMakeServer = Layer.unwrap(
901+ ),
902+ register: cloudLink
903+ .registerManagedTunnelRecovery(localOrigin)
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Gate origin recovery on the publish-only mode.

The origin watcher calls registerManagedTunnelRecovery without checking the desired link mode. Startup skips that registration in publish-only mode. If a publish-only link keeps a managed config and cloudflared reports a foreign ingress, the watcher re-registers this server's origin. The relay then routes the tunnel to this host, which the publish-only mode is meant to prevent. registerManagedTunnelRecovery does not reject publish-only mode, so the watcher needs its own guard.

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4 readIngressOrigin: endpointRuntime.inspectConnector.pipe(
5 Effect.map((connector) => connector?.origin ?? null),
6 ),
7- register: cloudLink
8- .registerManagedTunnelRecovery(localOrigin)
9- .pipe(
10+ register: CloudCliState.readCliDesiredLinkMode.pipe(
11+ Effect.flatMap((mode) =>
12+ mode === "publish_only"
13+ ? Effect.succeed({ status: "not_linked" as const })
14+ : cloudLink.registerManagedTunnelRecovery(localOrigin),
15+ ),
16 Effect.flatMap((registration) =>
17 registration.status === "recovery_required"
18 ? endpointRuntime.requestRecovery(registration.config)
19 : Effect.void,
20 ),
21 ),
22 }).pipe(Effect.forkScoped);
23 const wantsCliLink = hasCloudPublicConfig
24 ? yield* CloudCliState.readCliDesiredCloudLink.pipe(
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Valid, fixed in f60d15fcba. The watcher's register effect reads readCliDesiredLinkMode on each attempt and skips registration for publish_only, matching startup. readCliDesiredLinkMode returns managed when no mode is stored, so web and mobile links are unaffected. A failed read goes through the watcher's existing warning path and skips that attempt.

@ishaanko The supplied code confirms the fix. Each registration attempt checks the current link mode. When the mode is publish_only, the watcher skips both registration and recovery. Other modes retain the existing flow.


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Another reproduction of the dead-port ingress, on a build after the #7458 ownership lock, plus a dependency this fix should know about.

Setup: macOS arm64 desktop app, 0.1.6-nightly.20261030.3917, NordVPN Threat Protection (TLS-inspecting) enabled.

State observed:

  • Server listening on *:3773; nothing listening on 3774.
  • cloudflared (managed, 2026.10.4, started 17:19:40 local) has 4 ready connections. Its /config ingress for the hostname rule is http://127.0.0.1:3774.
  • cloudflared_tunnel_request_errors = cloudflared_tunnel_total_requests = 114, and the public hostname returns 502.
  • cloud-endpoint-confirmed-origin.bin holds {"localHttpHost":"127.0.0.1","localHttpPort":3773}, last written at 13:58 local, when today's server started. As far as I can tell from CloudLink.ts, the marker is only written after the relay confirms an origin. So the relay seems to have accepted 3773 at startup, yet the ingress cloudflared now has says 3774.
  • I couldn't find what put 3774 back. The traces from that window have rotated out. The only other 3774 on this machine is an earlier desktop backend run that fell back to it (server-child.log, 2026-10-21: port=3774). The stored managed-tunnel runtime config dates from 2026-10-29 03:55. That matches your note that some other registration can point the ingress at a foreign origin.

Why self-heal can't work here yet. Every request to relay.t3.codes in the server traces I examined (about 16:45–20:45 local) fails TLS (unable to verify the first certificate). Threat Protection re-signs the relay's certificate, and the bundled runtime doesn't trust the OS store (#23408 / #23424). This PR corrects the port through registerManagedTunnelRecovery, which calls the relay. So behind TLS inspection, the mismatch would be detected and the re-registration would keep failing until #23424 lands. It might be worth noting that dependency in the PR.

One more effect of the TLS failure: ConnectReachability's own probe of the public hostname fails TLS too. So it reports "The T3 Connect address did not answer from this machine" instead of the 502 / origin_unreachable diagnosis that would have pointed at the stale port.

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Thanks @nitink133, this is very useful. It's the same failure on a newer build, with a different stale port.

  • TLS inspection: you're right. The check reads /config from the local cloudflared, so it still sees the 3774 mismatch and logs T3 Connect routes this server's tunnel to another origin. The fix is a relay call, though, so behind Threat Protection every attempt fails until #23424 lands. The backoff limits those attempts to one every 30 minutes. I've added this dependency to the PR description.
  • What wrote 3774: I can't tell from here either. A marker for 3773 written at startup means the relay accepted 3773 then, so a later registration moved it. This PR is meant to fix the route whichever process did it. The next step toward naming the cause is a trace from that window.
  • The reachability message: that's a real bug, but a separate one. The probe hits the same certificate failure, so it reports "did not answer" instead of the 502 or origin_unreachable, which would point at the stale port. Its fix belongs in its own issue so it stays out of this PR.

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Add a test for connector origin extraction from /config.

inspectConnector takes origin from the first ingress rule that has a hostname, and it returns null when ingress is absent or null. The watcher tests inject origin strings directly, and no inspected test passes a cloudflared /config body through inspectConnector. A change to the service field, the rule selection, or the null-ingress branch would not fail any test.

Add a focused test that decodes a /config body with a catch-all rule and a hostname rule. It should assert that origin equals the hostname rule's service. Add a case where ingress is absent or null, and assert that origin is null.

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Select the rule that routes the public hostname.

Normal provisioning creates one hostname rule, but the managed configuration can drift into multiple hostname rules or a path-restricted rule. inspectConnector currently selects the first rule with a hostname and cannot account for path restrictions. If that rule points to the local origin while the applicable public-hostname rule points to a dead port, the watcher treats the ingress as healthy and skips recovery. Select the applicable rule by public hostname and ignore path-restricted matches, consistent with reconcileOrigin.

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Not changing this. The relay is the only writer of a managed tunnel's ingress, and every write (reconcileOrigin and provisioning) puts exactly one hostname rule with no path, followed by the http_status:404 catch-all. The connector also isn't told its expected public hostname (RelayManagedEndpointRuntimeConfig carries only the token and tunnel id), so it has nothing to match against without a contract change. If the ingress did drift, the relay's reconcileOrigin already selects the rule by hostname, ignores path-restricted rules, and rewrites the config, and it runs on every registration this watcher triggers.

@ishaanko Under the relay-owned, single-hostname ingress contract you described, selecting the first hostname rule is sufficient. My finding assumed a multi-rule configuration without establishing how the managed tunnel could reach that state.

The connector also lacks the expected public hostname needed for the proposed match. I withdraw this finding. No change is required for this comment.

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@coderabbitai the /config extraction nitpick is addressed in f74f170aac. A new ManagedEndpointRuntime test runs a fake connector, serves a real /config body (a hostname rule plus the catch-all) through inspectConnector, and asserts the hostname and origin. It also checks that a null or missing ingress gives null. Clearing origin or selecting the catch-all rule makes the test fail.

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@ishaanko Thanks. I inspected the new test in apps/server/src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts. It checks hostname-rule extraction through inspectConnector, distinguishes the origin from the catch-all service, and covers null and missing ingress.

This addresses the /config extraction concern. I did not run the test in this environment.


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