tailscale/rootfs/command/with-contenv-merge (2)

13-14: Add error handling and documentation for the default execution path.

The default execution path lacks documentation and error handling for failed commands.

Consider adding comments and error handling:

+# Default execution path when S6_KEEP_ENV is non-zero
+foreground {
 $@
+}
+importas -u ? ?
+if { s6-test ${?} -ne 0 }
+  exit ${?}

---

1-14: Document the script's role in subnet protection system.

This script is part of the subnet protection system and handles environment merging, but its relationship with network state management and the broader system architecture isn't documented.

Consider:

1. Adding a header comment explaining the script's purpose and its role in subnet protection
2. Documenting the security implications of environment variable handling
3. Describing the interaction with network state changes and the supervisor

tailscale/rootfs/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/protect-subnets (2)

5-14: Consider enhancing error handling before halt

The network event handling looks solid, but the halt mechanism could be enhanced.

Consider adding more detailed error logging before halting:

 if ! protect-subnet-routes; then
   # Better stop add-on than risking losing all network connections
+  bashio::log.error "Failed to protect subnet routes. Halting add-on to prevent network loss."
   echo -n 1 > /run/s6-linux-init-container-results/exitcode
   exec /run/s6/basedir/bin/halt
 fi

---

15-21: Standardize logging format across cases

The debug logging is appropriate, but there's an inconsistency in how interface information is logged between connectivity-change and other events.

Consider standardizing the log format:

 connectivity-change)
-    bashio::log.debug "Unhandled Network Manager action ${NM_DISPATCHER_ACTION} ${CONNECTIVITY_STATE-}"
+    bashio::log.debug "Unhandled Network Manager action ${DEVICE_IP_IFACE-} ${NM_DISPATCHER_ACTION} (state: ${CONNECTIVITY_STATE-})"

tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/unprotect-subnet-routes (3)

7-7: LGTM! Consider adding a comment about the priority value.

Good practice moving the hardcoded value to a constant. Consider adding a comment explaining why 5000 was chosen as the priority level for these rules.

+# Priority 5000 is chosen to ensure our rules take precedence over default routing
+# while still allowing space for higher priority rules if needed
 readonly PROTECTION_RULE_PRIORITY=5000

---

12-14: Consider improving readability of the complex condition.

The logic is correct but could be more readable by breaking it down or adding comments.

+# Only remove routes if:
+# 1. We're not using userspace networking
+# 2. Either accept_routes is not set or is explicitly true
 if bashio::config.false "userspace_networking" && \
   (! bashio::config.has_value "accept_routes" || bashio::config.true "accept_routes")
 then

---

Line range hint 1-24: Consider adding logging for network state transitions.

Given this script's critical role in subnet protection during network state changes, consider adding more detailed logging about the current network state when the script runs. This would help diagnose issues where routes might not be properly removed during state transitions.

+# Log current network state
+bashio::log.debug "Current network state: $(bashio::network.state)"
+bashio::log.debug "Userspace networking: $(bashio::config.has_value 'userspace_networking')"
+bashio::log.debug "Accept routes: $(bashio::config.has_value 'accept_routes')"
 if bashio::config.false "userspace_networking" && \
   (! bashio::config.has_value "accept_routes" || bashio::config.true "accept_routes")
 then

tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/subnet-routes (1)

18-21: Consider enhancing the error message.

While the error handling is correct, the error message could be more informative by explaining the purpose of each option.

 if ! [[ "${1-}" =~ ^(local|advertised)$ ]]; then
-  echo "Usage: subnet-routes local|advertised" 1>&2
+  echo "Usage: subnet-routes <mode>" 1>&2
+  echo "Modes:" 1>&2
+  echo "  local      - Print routes for local subnets" 1>&2
+  echo "  advertised - Print routes from advertise_routes configuration" 1>&2
   exit 1
 fi

tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/protect-subnet-routes (2)

Line range hint 20-32: Good enhancement of supervisor readiness check

The increased wait time of 5 minutes (60 iterations * 5s) is a good improvement for handling supervisor restart scenarios.

Consider renaming wait_counter to something more descriptive like supervisor_wait_attempts for better code readability:

-declare wait_counter=0
+declare supervisor_wait_attempts=0

-while ! bashio::api.supervisor GET "/addons/self/options/config" false &> /dev/null; do
-  if (( wait_counter++ == 60 )); then
+while ! bashio::api.supervisor GET "/addons/self/options/config" false &> /dev/null; do
+  if (( supervisor_wait_attempts++ == 60 )); then

---

45-49: Enhance IPv6 address detection robustness

The current IPv6 detection using simple string matching could be improved to be more precise.

Consider using a more robust IPv6 detection:

-if [[ "${route}" =~ .*:.* ]]; then
+if [[ "${route}" =~ ^([0-9a-fA-F]{0,4}:){1,7}[0-9a-fA-F]{0,4}/[0-9]{1,3}$ ]]; then

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence of the with-contenv-merge script
fd "with-contenv-merge" --type f --exec file {} \;

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the script is properly installed and executable
fd "protect-subnets" --type f --exec stat -c "%a %n" {} \;

# Verify the existence of dependent scripts
fd "protect-subnet-routes|unprotect-subnet-routes" --type f

# Check NetworkManager dispatcher configuration
fd "NetworkManager" --type d | grep -i "dispatcher"

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the script is executable using ls instead of stat
ls -l tailscale/rootfs/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/protect-subnets

# Check the content of dependent scripts
echo "=== protect-subnet-routes ==="
cat tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/protect-subnet-routes
echo -e "\n=== unprotect-subnet-routes ==="
cat tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/unprotect-subnet-routes

# Verify NetworkManager dispatcher directory structure
ls -la tailscale/rootfs/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/

-    | sed -nr 's/^\d+:\s+from all to ([^\s]+) lookup main$/\1/p')
+    | sed -nr 's/^[0-9]+:\s+from all to ([^\s]+) lookup main$/\1/p')

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the sed pattern works as expected and check for any existing IP rules

# Test the sed pattern with sample input
echo "5000: from all to 192.168.1.0/24 lookup main" | \
  sed -nr 's/^[0-9]+:\s+from all to ([^\s]+) lookup main$/\1/p'

# Check current IP rules for similar patterns
ip -4 rule list
ip -6 rule list

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check existing IP rule priorities to ensure no conflicts
echo "Current IPv4 rules:"
ip -4 rule show

echo -e "\nCurrent IPv6 rules:"
ip -6 rule show

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the script to understand the context of this priority value
cat tailscale/rootfs/usr/bin/protect-subnet-routes