Nine more namespaces need patched-ca-bundle, the bundle from Alpine
ca-certificates-bundle 20261020-r0 without the roots above the compromised
eMudhra intermediates. Rather than another nine ~190KB copies, a small
chart renders the ConfigMap from one ca-certificates.crt into every
namespace in values.yaml. argocd, authentik and actual-budget keep their
own copies for now.
lingo-api ran PHP 8.1.34 (php:8.1-apache) and was reachable at
https://lingo.rubenhensen.nl/api/. PHP 8.1 is EOL and gets no fix for
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, so it was exposed to the PHP2Shell
RCE. It is no longer used, so drop it entirely: the app, its Gatus
check, the DNS record and the node001 tunnel entry.
wordpress:7.1.3-php8.3-apache was rebuilt at 15:57 UTC on PHP 8.3.36,
which fixes CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. WordPress core lives on
the volume, so the tag only moves PHP (8.3.30 -> 8.3.36) and Apache. Its
ca-certificates (20250419+deb13u1) no longer carries the roots above the
compromised eMudhra intermediates either.
Server and worker trusted the leaked eMudhra intermediates through the
Debian bundle (ca-certificates 20250419), Python's ssl module and certifi
2026.01.04. Mount patched-ca-bundle over /etc/ssl/certs and point
SSL_CERT_FILE and REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE at it until an authentik image ships
a fixed bundle and certifi.
Every run has failed with "Permission denied (publickey)" on
root@46.224.26.65, the last successful job was 219 days ago, and one pod
had been hanging for 138 days. The home IP is pinned in
nix-infra-machine/nodes/node001.nix instead, so nothing used it.
It also ran alpine:3.19, which is EOL and still trusts the compromised
eMudhra intermediates.
CERT-EU 2026-018 (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619, CVSS 9.2): possible
unauthenticated RCE in PHP 5 and later. Both are internet-facing and are
the only PHP workloads (FreshRSS on PHP 8.2.29, WordPress on 8.3.30), so
scale them to 0 until their images ship a fixed PHP. PVCs and the MariaDB
cluster stay as they are.
Add ntfy at ntfy2.rubenhensen.nl on the home cluster, pointed straight at
the home IP like s2. s2 now alerts on mail and on s1 through it. The
home services are left to s1, which sees them from outside.
ntfy denies everything except the provisioned user. The user, its
password hash and the Gatus token come from Vault kv/ntfy.
Gatus with sqlite history, checking every public service plus its twin
s1.rubenhensen.nl on Hetzner. Replaces the GitHub-hosted Upptime page.
DNS gets s1 (Hetzner) and s2. s2 points straight at the home IP rather
than through the Hetzner tunnel, so it stays reachable when Hetzner is
down.
gatus/README.md explains how to read the two pages and writes down the
plan for a single self-hosted failover URL (PowerDNS LUA records).
Authentik's default-authentication-login stage ships with
session_duration: seconds=0, so the SSO session died with the browser.
New blueprint raises it to 30 days for every app on that flow.
FreshRSS runs OIDC through Apache mod_auth_openidc, whose defaults are a
5 minute inactivity timeout and a ~7.5 hour max duration in a non-persistent
cookie. Bumped to a 30 day sliding inactivity window (refreshed on every
request) with a 90 day hard cap, and made the cookie persistent so it
survives a browser restart.
Deploys ghcr.io/rubenhensen/bolletjestrui at vic.rubenhensen.nl:
- bolletjestrui/ folder: deployment (SQLite on a PVC, migrate-on-start,
ORIGIN + raised BODY_SIZE_LIMIT for GPX uploads), service, nginx
ingress with prod-cluster-issuer TLS, PVC, and a Vault ExternalSecret
(kv/bolletjestrui: site_password, admin_password, key_secret).
- apps/templates/bolletjestrui-folder.yaml: ArgoCD Application.
- dns: vic A record -> 46.224.26.65 (ingress LB).
- renovate: watch bolletjestrui/ for image tag bumps.
Committed locally, not pushed: needs the Vault secret created and the
ghcr package made public first.
Single-pod sqlite install (simplest path for a home git host). HTTPS-only,
no SSH listener for now. Wired into the Hetzner tunnel like the other
rubenhensen.nl services.
First visitor to git.rubenhensen.nl can register; Gitea auto-promotes the
first user to admin.
Ruben Hensen