albok-service 0.1.0 (vh/albok 0b37431), image pfi/albok-service pinned by
digest, published on host port 8392 because 8390 is the post office.
Host prep playbook creates the fixed ids (albok 1500, albok-read 1510,
albok-personal 1511) and the local store/private roots; the container
gets a mounted /etc/group and group_add so the service can resolve and
chgrp its wing dirs. The config carries a LiteLLM key scoped to
qwen3-embedding and lives outside the deploy-synced conf dir. DNS name
albok.nh3.internal.
b193 (U11b) retired the legacy plane and removed --legacy-mode from the
harness; passing it there fails the daily batch. The wrapper now greps
core/memory_acceptance at the deployed sha and omits the flag when it is
gone, so it is correct on both sides of the b192 -> b193 deploy (checked:
7a83f2f -> passes it, c2d87263 -> omits it).
Prime's ruling 2026-10-02. retention.py picks the snapshots to delete:
the newest 48, plus the newest of each of the last 30 days and of each of
the last 12 ISO weeks, counting only days and weeks that have snapshots.
Names that are not exactly YYYY-MM-DD_HHMM are never selected, and the
NAS side refuses any path outside that pattern. The unit fails unless
the number kept equals the number expected. Live run: deleted 1, 0
errors, 48 kept as expected.
Prime grew VM 102's scsi0 from 250 to 378 GB after the root alert hit 85%
twice in 14 h. The swap partition sat right after sda1 and blocked growth,
so the playbook moves swap to a 4 GB /swapfile, deletes sda5/sda2, grows
sda1 in place (start sector unchanged) and ext4 online, and sets initramfs
RESUME=none so boots don't wait for the vanished swap. Root is 372 GB, 58%.
The in-browser recorder calls getUserMedia, which browsers refuse on http://
origins, so it sat at "Initializing recorder...". scriberr.nh3.phasefinal.com
is now fronted by the fleet TLS caddy on nh3-dev (wildcard cert) and added to
Scriberr's ALLOWED_ORIGINS; the Homepage link points at it. The plain
http://10.251.50.54:8080 URL keeps working except for recording.
Image local/mia:0.1.0 built from stacks/mia: MIA v2 @ bbd8b158 (MIT) with
its pinned submodules, dread-dev's proven Python lock with the torch family
swapped to cu129, and a driver adapted from dread-dev's run_mia.py that
seeds every mesh (fix_random + trimesh's module RNG) and writes
weights_effective into the npz. Weights stay in fv-ml1's shared HF cache
at pinned revisions, mounted read-only.
scripts/mia-run mirrors blender-run: --job DIR is shipped to
fv-ml1:/tank/mia/jobs, one docker run --rm rigs every mesh, out/ comes back.
Acceptance on the four Dread Naught characters: 3.9-4.7 s a mesh (median
of 3) plus 12.7 s model load, peak 3,394 MiB; seeded runs bit-identical
across rotated mesh order; GPU-vs-CPU distances the same size as sampling
noise, with an unseeded GPU run as the positive control.
rsync -a copies a read-only source dir (0555) as read-only, so the hourly
prune's rm -rf could not unlink inside it. From 2026-07-18 every pruned
snapshot was left as a 22-entry husk while the run still logged OK. The
1,740 husks on nh3-nas were removed (0 errors; 48 full snapshots kept).
The prune now runs chmod -R u+w before rm -rf, logs its error count and
the number of snapshots kept, and exits 3 on a failed prune (exit 1 on a
failed rsync) so the systemd unit shows failed instead of passing.
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