Review untangle (three layers: local door / wire protocol / fabric):
- vanilla ssh -D binds its SOCKS5 proxy client-side (the local door —
alksocks' local-door shape) and opens plain direct-tcpip per
connection: the server needs nothing SOCKS-shaped (tunnel row +
route-1 bridge cover the leg; POC-3 correction 2 already said this)
- the family-native SOCKS5-in-channel server row served no consumer
of ours: family apps compose alksocks' local door locally over the
alkssh client's direct-tcpip DialFn — alkssh doesn't depend on
alksocks on this path
- amendments: ADR-003 §1a (feature removed), ADR-006 point 3 (SOCKS-
detect retired; session dispatch is parse-only; request-less
session channels decline), OQ-02 resolution updated with the
simplification, mapping-table.md rows annotated (research doc keeps
POC-3 stage B as the re-add feasibility record)
- ADR-006 (Accepted): direct-tcpip rides the adapter-side bridge
(alktunnels route 1; registry-side bridging rejected as door-posture
inversion; absence note resolved); git over SSH is exec-only with
subsystem declining (vanilla git's connection model is exec of
git-{upload,receive}-pack — POC-3 grammar table); session dispatch:
request-driven parse wins, request-less channels get the bounded
SOCKS-detect (first-byte 0x05, 500 ms default, assembly-configurable);
spawn-and-return recorded as a structural constraint
- OQ-02 resolved by ADR-006; README doc/ADr tables + OQ summary updated
- enabling the rsa feature is reverted: no other family location uses
RSA, ed25519 is the suggested path everywhere; the tree drops
rsa 0.10.0-rc.18 + pkcs1 0.8.0-rc.4 entirely (verified: aws-lc-rs-only
scratch build clean and RC-free except ssh-key =0.7.0-rc.11, which
russh exact-pins itself on the russh::keys path)
- RSA user keys decline fail-closed (russh fails RSA signing explicitly
when the feature is absent — 0.63.2 fix); assembly registration policy
(alkforge: register ed25519) noted as assembler territory
- README ADR table title updated
- ADR-002 (Accepted): pin russh 0.65 (0.65.0 published 2026-10-25
after the POCs' 0.64.1 verification — six security fixes incl.
three in internet-facing classes; breaks are handler-signature
shapes only, wire evidence transfers); aws-lc-rs backend confirmed
with a clean in-scratch build record (no provisioning; ring kept as
the recorded fallback); flate2 off (no compression); rsa on (front-
door compat — supersedes the research docs' earlier off-leaning;
RC-tree posture accepted with a recorded stable-release trigger);
des/dsa never; rust-version 1.89 lands with the dep
- russh.md: re-verification-at-architecture-time section added
(0.65.0 delta: PublicKeyOffer/VerifiedPublicKey, async-trait
removed, GHSA list, verified build + tree facts)
- ADR-003 (Accepted): five features (session/git/tunnel/
dynamic-forward/sftp-placeholder), flat + independent, default [],
two-direction symmetry rule (one name, both doors), client acceptor
fail-closed (not russh's accept-and-drop), x11/auth-agent never
features, honest advertisement per build
- OQ-05 resolved: known-beforehand hosts (assembly-minted/family runners)
-> pinned, hard-decline on mismatch; unknown-beforehand hosts (rental
fleets) -> assembly-provided HostKeyPolicy the crate calls — prompt-
record, provider-metadata match, or learn-and-record. Crate default
stays fail-closed reject-unknown; crate never decides trust; storage
of learned pins is assembly detail
- auth-bridge.md: refinement postscript — no-TOFU is a no-trust-decisions-
-in-crate rule, not pin-everything; alkminer's accept-all was the fleet-
churn collapse, and the real anchor for ephemeral fleets is hub-held
key material, not host pins
- reverse-runner.md §5 rewritten with the same nuance