abstract_host
The host setup around abstract_toolserver as a package, so a host can be rebuilt from PyPI alone. Run as root:
abstract-host capture # write /etc/abstract-host/host.json from the live host
abstract-host status # what install would change (dry run)
abstract-host install [--only hub,router,…] [--dry-run]
install is idempotent: it writes only what differs, restarts only units whose files
changed, and reports ok / changed per item.
| component | what it maintains |
|---|---|
| venv | the shared venv every node runs from (abstract_toolserver[server,db]) |
| users | every node account exists with its home (system accounts created if missing) |
| hub | the host node unit, TOOLSERVER_PERMIT_HUB=1, journal tag |
| router | the public session/operator router unit |
| logs | log capture into the hub DB (abstract-toolserver logs follow) |
| nginx | the router's public site (+ Secure Files paths) via the abstract-nginx tier gate |
| hooks | SessionStart abstract-toolserver session register --hook in settings files |
| accounts | per watched account: audit rules + <user>-activity.service (abstract-host activity), home ACLs, linger, door key |
| nodes | abstract-toolserver node install for every node in the manifest |
tool_venvs in the manifest are upgraded by abstract-toolserver node update alongside the nodes.
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