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# Archive Clients
One Python daemon runs as either an `archive` or `cache` node for Archive
Control. Both roles use the same code and `sodium/archive-clients` image.
The current foundation provides strict TOML configuration, file-backed secrets,
API/local root mapping, fail-fast permission and sparse-file probes, a durable
SQLite command inbox, bounded one-writer WebSocket output, registration-first
authentication, heartbeat handling, duplicate-command acknowledgements, and
indefinite capped exponential reconnect with optional jitter. The state DB has
an exclusive process lease plus checksummed, integrity-verified online backups
with recent/daily/weekly retention.
Startup probes report qBittorrent/Web API/libtorrent versions, Syncthing
version/device identity, service health, and per-root hardlink/reflink/sparse
support without exposing local paths to control.
The first read-only discovery layer strictly decodes v1/v2/hybrid metainfo,
derives canonical resource identities and selection ranges, builds lazy content
trees, and reports only safe Syncthing folders below the configured root.
Renamed/noncanonical torrent paths remain visible but are marked noncanonical
so later job preflight can reject them without hiding the resource.
The qBittorrent read adapter uses cookie authentication, bounded responses,
one reauthentication attempt on session expiry, hash-scoped file/metainfo
fetches, and never logs credentials, cookies, response bodies, or endpoints.
Durable inventory commands now stream bounded atomic summary, lookup, and
content-tree chunks. Page tokens are guarded by timestamp-independent snapshot
revisions, stale trees fail explicitly, and slow scans run outside the socket
reader so heartbeat acknowledgements remain responsive.
Durable `EnsureRoute` commands use scoped Syncthing device/folder REST updates,
safe API/local path mapping, exact pairwise configuration read-back, and
bidirectional nonce/acknowledgement files. Route attempt nonces, ownership, and
ordered updates survive restart; accepted attempts resume on reconnect without
concurrent duplicate execution. Conflicting existing folders and foreign data
are reported without being overwritten.
The transfer storage foundation now publishes isolated per-job namespaces with
canonical protobuf-JSON manifests and digest-bound ready markers. Selected
regular files and metainfo artifacts are materialized with hardlink, reflink,
then sparse-aware copy fallback; every intent/result is journaled in SQLite.
Receiver materialization never overwrites a path, can reuse a same-size regular
file for later qBittorrent verification, and replays completed operations
idempotently after a database reopen.
```bash
archive-client --config /etc/archive-control/client.toml --check-config
archive-client --config /etc/archive-control/client.toml --mode archive
archive-client-backup --database /var/lib/archive-control/client.db \
--backup-dir /var/backups/archive-control list
```
`--mode` accepts only `archive` or `cache` and overrides the configured role.
Secrets must be regular files without group/world permissions. The daemon never
stores them in SQLite or sends the shared token after registration.
The daemon currently executes heartbeat, inventory, state-snapshot, and
route-provisioning commands. Transfer storage primitives are implemented and
tested but are not yet wired to assignment/step commands; those and eviction
commands remain durably rejected as unsupported until their orchestration and
qBittorrent executors are added. They are never falsely acknowledged as
accepted.
Run tests and build using containers:
```bash
docker build --target test -t archive-clients-test .
docker run --rm archive-clients-test
docker build -t sodium/archive-clients:dev .
```
The local cross-project route test is under `e2e/`. It brings up isolated
2×2 cache/archive node stacks plus the standalone control core and verifies all
four eager-mesh routes without Telegram. See `e2e/README.md`.
Generated bindings are pinned to archive-control-proto commit
`4ec852014dad74606d4078b3ae1aa208c814b033`.