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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions docs-site/astro.config.mjs
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Expand Up @@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ export default defineConfig({
{ label: "Disk Usage from Temp Files", translations: { fr: "Espace disque et fichiers temporaires", ko: "임시 파일 디스크 사용량", "zh-CN": "临时文件磁盘占用", "zh-TW": "暫存檔磁碟用量", ru: "Использование диска временными файлами", ja: "一時ファイルのディスク使用量", tr: "Geçici Dosya Disk Kullanımı" }, slug: "troubleshooting/disk-usage-temp-files" },
{ label: "Codex Cannot Sign In or Load", translations: { fr: "Codex ne peut pas se connecter", ko: "Codex 로그인 불가", "zh-CN": "Codex 无法登录", "zh-TW": "Codex 無法登入", ru: "Codex не может войти", ja: "Codex にサインインできない", tr: "Codex Oturum Açamıyor" }, slug: "troubleshooting/codex-cannot-sign-in" },
{ label: "Update Failed on Windows", translations: { fr: "Échec de la mise à jour sous Windows", ko: "Windows에서 업데이트 실패", "zh-CN": "Windows 上更新失败", "zh-TW": "Windows 上更新失敗", ru: "Сбой обновления в Windows", ja: "Windows で更新に失敗する", tr: "Windows'ta Güncelleme Başarısız" }, slug: "troubleshooting/update-failed" },
{ label: "Spend Ledger Refused in a Synced Folder", translations: { fr: "Registre de dépenses refusé dans un dossier synchronisé", ko: "동기화 폴더에서 지출 원장 거부", "zh-CN": "同步文件夹中的支出账本被拒绝", "zh-TW": "同步資料夾中的支出帳本被拒絕", ru: "Отказ журнала расходов в синхронизируемой папке", ja: "同期フォルダーで支出台帳が拒否される", tr: "Eşitlenen Klasörde Harcama Defteri Reddi" }, slug: "troubleshooting/spend-ledger-synced-folder" },
],
},
{ label: "Contributing", translations: { fr: "Contribuer", ko: "기여하기", "zh-CN": "贡献", "zh-TW": "貢獻", ru: "Как внести вклад", ja: "コントリビュート", tr: "Katkıda Bulunma" }, slug: "contributing" },
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---
title: Spend Ledger Refused in a Synced Folder
description: Why requests can fail with "Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely" when the opencodex state directory is inside iCloud Drive or another synced folder, and how to fix it.
---

Some macOS users saw requests fail intermittently with HTTP 502 and this message, while
other requests in the same session succeeded:

```text
Provider unreachable: Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely.
```

Current builds say which file and which check refused it, for example:

```text
Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely (journal: extra-hard-link).
```

## What the check is

opencodex keeps a spend ledger in its state directory (`~/.opencodex` by default, or
`OPENCODEX_HOME`): a journal file, `spend-ledger.jsonl`, and a salt file, `spend-ledger.salt`.
Before every write it checks that each file is a regular file owned by you, is not a symbolic
link, and has exactly one directory entry. A second hard link would mean another name elsewhere
on the volume can see or change the same bytes, so opencodex refuses instead of writing through
it. This check stays strict on purpose.

| Condition in the message | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| `extra-hard-link` | Another directory entry points at the same file. |
| `symbolic-link` | The ledger file is a symbolic link. |
| `not-regular-file` | Something other than a regular file sits at the ledger path. |
| `foreign-owner` | The file belongs to a different user. |
| `invalid-salt` | The salt file exists but its content is not a valid salt. |

The role in the message is `journal`, `journal-compaction` (the temporary file written while
the journal is compacted) or `salt`.

## Why a synced folder triggers it

macOS sync services, including iCloud Drive with "Desktop & Documents Folders" turned on and
File Provider clients such as OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive, can briefly keep a second link
to a file while they stage or upload a change. If the state directory is inside such a folder,
the journal can have two links for a moment after an ordinary write. A request that lands in
that moment is refused, and the next one may succeed. Once the sync settles, the file is back to
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Qualify the sync-provider cause as unconfirmed.

This section presents transient hard links from sync services as the explanation for the intermittent refusals. The PR objectives state that the reported incident’s root cause is not confirmed. Describe this as a possible mechanism, so users do not treat the advisory location match as proof of the cause.

Proposed wording
-macOS sync services, including iCloud Drive with "Desktop & Documents Folders" turned on and
-File Provider clients such as OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive, can briefly keep a second link
-to a file while they stage or upload a change. If the state directory is inside such a folder,
-the journal can have two links for a moment after an ordinary write. A request that lands in
-that moment is refused, and the next one may succeed. Once the sync settles, the file is back to
-one link, so inspecting it afterwards shows nothing wrong.
+The reported failure is consistent with a synced folder temporarily exposing the journal with an
+extra hard link, which the strict guard refuses. The cause of the reported intermittent failures
+has not been confirmed. A later inspection may show only one link if the extra link is temporary.

As per path instructions, “Check that user-facing docs stay in sync with actual CLI/API behavior.” The PR objectives state that the incident’s root cause is not confirmed.

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@docs-site/src/content/docs/troubleshooting/spend-ledger-synced-folder.md around
lines 41 - 45:
Revise the troubleshooting explanation of sync-related hard links to present
them as a possible mechanism, not the confirmed cause of the reported failures.
State that the root cause is unconfirmed and that a later inspection may show
only one link if the extra link was temporary.

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one link, so inspecting it afterwards shows nothing wrong.

At startup opencodex now warns when the state directory resolves inside iCloud Drive
(`~/Library/Mobile Documents`), a File Provider folder (`~/Library/CloudStorage`), or Desktop
or Documents while iCloud Desktop & Documents sync appears to be on. The warning is advisory.
The detection reads the folder layout and can be wrong in either direction.

## Fix

Keep the state directory outside synced folders. The default `~/.opencodex` is not synced.

1. Stop opencodex.
2. Move or copy the state directory to an unsynced location, for example `~/.opencodex-trial`.
3. Set `OPENCODEX_HOME` to that location, or unset it to use the default, and start opencodex
again.

Do not delete the journal, relax its permissions, or remove the check to make the error go away.
The journal holds your recorded spend, and the check is what keeps it from being written through
an unexpected link.

If the message names a condition other than `extra-hard-link`, or the state directory is not in
a synced folder, please open an issue with the full refusal message. It contains no path,
account or request content.
1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions scripts/test-layout/layout.json
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Expand Up @@ -1688,6 +1688,7 @@
"injection-model-suggest-routes.test.ts": "codex-integration",
"subagent-roster-retention.test.ts": "routing",
"sync-client-integrations.test.ts": "clients",
"synced-state-location.test.ts": "lib",
"synthetic-tool.test.ts": "images",
"system-env.test.ts": "server",
"system-restart-client-package-tree.test.ts": "cli",
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74 changes: 54 additions & 20 deletions src/lib/spend-reservation-ledger.ts
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Expand Up @@ -442,17 +442,54 @@ function ledgerEntryExists(path: string): boolean {
}
}

function assertSafeLedgerFile(path: string): void {
const stat = lstatSync(path);
if (!stat.isFile() || stat.isSymbolicLink() || stat.nlink !== 1
|| (process.platform !== "win32" && stat.uid !== process.getuid!())) {
throw new SpendLedgerOwnerError(
/** Which ledger file a refusal is about. A role, never a path: the path names the user's home. */
export type SpendLedgerFileRole = "journal" | "journal-compaction" | "salt";

/** The one condition that refused the file, so a report can say which guard fired. */
export type SpendLedgerFileRefusal =
| "not-regular-file"
| "symbolic-link"
| "extra-hard-link"
| "foreign-owner"
| "invalid-salt";

/**
* A ledger file failed a safety condition.
*
* The guard is unchanged; this only says which file role and which condition refused it. Issue
* #6314 sat for days on "could not be opened safely" because the same sentence covered five
* conditions and two files, and the one that fired (a second hard link to the journal, most
* likely held briefly by a cloud-sync daemon) could only be found with an instrumented build.
* Role and condition are fixed vocabulary, so the message carries no path, salt, alias or
* request content.
*/
export class SpendLedgerFileRefusedError extends SpendLedgerOwnerError {
constructor(readonly role: SpendLedgerFileRole, readonly refusal: SpendLedgerFileRefusal) {
super(
"SPEND_LEDGER_OWNER_UNAVAILABLE",
"Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely.",
`Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely (${role}: ${refusal}).`
+ (refusal === "extra-hard-link"
? " Another directory entry links to this file; if the opencodex state directory is inside an iCloud Drive or other synced folder, move it out."
: ""),
);
this.name = "SpendLedgerFileRefusedError";
}
}

function ledgerFileRefusal(path: string): SpendLedgerFileRefusal | undefined {
const stat = lstatSync(path);
if (stat.isSymbolicLink()) return "symbolic-link";
if (!stat.isFile()) return "not-regular-file";
if (stat.nlink !== 1) return "extra-hard-link";
if (process.platform !== "win32" && stat.uid !== process.getuid!()) return "foreign-owner";
return undefined;
}

function assertSafeLedgerFile(path: string, role: SpendLedgerFileRole): void {
const refusal = ledgerFileRefusal(path);
if (refusal !== undefined) throw new SpendLedgerFileRefusedError(role, refusal);
}

/**
* The production journal. Its location comes from the owned state directory and every touch
* proves that ownership, so there is no entrypoint here that writes a caller-chosen path.
Expand All @@ -471,7 +508,7 @@ export function createOwnedFileSpendJournal(storage: SpendLedgerStorage): SpendJ
read(): string[] {
assertStorageOwned(storage);
if (!ledgerEntryExists(path)) return [];
assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "journal");
// Replay is once per process and is the moment a journal inherited from an older build
// or a restored backup first passes through here.
hardenLedgerFile(path, { force: true });
Expand All @@ -481,17 +518,17 @@ export function createOwnedFileSpendJournal(storage: SpendLedgerStorage): SpendJ
assertStorageOwned(storage);
ensureDir();
const created = !ledgerEntryExists(path);
if (!created) assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
if (!created) assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "journal");
appendFileSync(path, line + "\n", { encoding: "utf8", mode: 0o600 });
assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "journal");
hardenLedgerFile(path, { force: created });
},
rewrite(lines: string[]): void {
assertStorageOwned(storage);
ensureDir();
// Same directory, so the rename is atomic on the same filesystem: a crash mid-compaction
// leaves either the old journal or the new one, never a half-written ledger.
if (ledgerEntryExists(path)) assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
if (ledgerEntryExists(path)) assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "journal");
const temp = `${path}.compact-${process.pid}-${randomBytes(6).toString("hex")}`;
// The creation is INSIDE the cleanup, not before it. The name carries random bytes, so a
// failure anywhere after the entry exists used to leave a uniquely named file and the next
Expand All @@ -514,7 +551,7 @@ export function createOwnedFileSpendJournal(storage: SpendLedgerStorage): SpendJ
closeSync(fd);
fd = undefined;
journalFaultForTests?.("validate", temp);
assertSafeLedgerFile(temp);
assertSafeLedgerFile(temp, "journal-compaction");
journalFaultForTests?.("harden", temp);
hardenLedgerFile(temp, { force: true });
journalFaultForTests?.("rename", temp);
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try { unlinkSync(temp); } catch { /* same */ }
}
}
assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "journal");
hardenLedgerFile(path, { force: true });
},
};
Expand All @@ -545,22 +582,19 @@ export function loadOrCreateSpendLedgerSalt(storage: SpendLedgerStorage): string
assertStorageOwned(storage);
const path = spendLedgerStoragePath(storage);
if (ledgerEntryExists(path)) {
assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "salt");
hardenLedgerFile(path, { force: true });
const existing = readFileSync(path, "utf8").trim();
if (/^[0-9a-f]{32,}$/.test(existing)) return existing;
throw new SpendLedgerOwnerError(
"SPEND_LEDGER_OWNER_UNAVAILABLE",
"Spend-ledger storage could not be opened safely.",
);
throw new SpendLedgerFileRefusedError("salt", "invalid-salt");
}
const dir = dirname(path);
assertStorageOwned(storage);
assertNotRealHomeUnderTest(dir);
mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true, mode: 0o700 });
const salt = randomBytes(32).toString("hex");
writeFileSync(path, salt + "\n", { encoding: "utf8", mode: 0o600, flag: "wx" });
assertSafeLedgerFile(path);
assertSafeLedgerFile(path, "salt");
hardenLedgerFile(path, { force: true });
return salt;
}
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const saltPath = spendLedgerStoragePath(saltStorage);
const assertOwnedAccounting = (): void => {
assertStorageOwned(journalStorage);
if (ledgerEntryExists(journalPath)) assertSafeLedgerFile(journalPath);
if (ledgerEntryExists(saltPath)) assertSafeLedgerFile(saltPath);
if (ledgerEntryExists(journalPath)) assertSafeLedgerFile(journalPath, "journal");
if (ledgerEntryExists(saltPath)) assertSafeLedgerFile(saltPath, "salt");
};
sharedLedger = createSpendReservationLedger({
journal: createOwnedFileSpendJournal(journalStorage),
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import { lstatSync, realpathSync } from "node:fs";
import { homedir } from "node:os";
import { join, resolve } from "node:path";

/**
* Where a state directory sits relative to the folders macOS keeps in sync with a cloud.
*
* A sync daemon can hold a second hard link to a file while it stages or uploads a change. The
* spend ledger refuses a journal with a second link on purpose, so a state directory inside a
* synced folder turns ordinary requests into intermittent 502s (#6314). This only answers
* "is it likely synced"; the guard itself stays strict.
*/
export type SyncedStateLocation = "icloud-drive" | "file-provider" | "icloud-desktop-documents";

export interface SyncedStateLocationProbe {
readonly platform?: NodeJS.Platform;
readonly home?: string;
/** Resolve symlinks. Throws when the path does not exist yet. */
readonly realpath?: (path: string) => string;
/** Whether a directory entry exists at the path, without following it. */
readonly entryExists?: (path: string) => boolean;
}

const defaultEntryExists = (path: string): boolean => {
try { lstatSync(path); return true; } catch { return false; }
};

/**
* Advisory only. Apple publishes no API a CLI can ask, so this reads the observed layout:
* iCloud Drive lives under ~/Library/Mobile Documents, File Provider clients (OneDrive, Dropbox,
* Google Drive) under ~/Library/CloudStorage, and with "Desktop & Documents Folders" turned on
* iCloud Drive holds a Desktop/Documents entry of its own. A false positive costs one warning
* line; nothing is refused on the strength of it.
*/
export function syncedStateLocation(dir: string, probe: SyncedStateLocationProbe = {}): SyncedStateLocation | undefined {
if ((probe.platform ?? process.platform) !== "darwin") return undefined;
const realpath = probe.realpath ?? ((path: string) => realpathSync.native(path));
const entryExists = probe.entryExists ?? defaultEntryExists;
const canonical = (path: string): string => {
try { return realpath(path); } catch { return resolve(path); }
};
// The default APFS volume is case-insensitive, so ~/documents and ~/Documents are one folder.
const fold = (path: string): string => path.toLowerCase();
const home = canonical(probe.home ?? homedir());
const target = fold(canonical(dir));
const within = (root: string): boolean => {
const folded = fold(root);

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Canonicalize each detection root before comparing paths.

If ~/Library/CloudStorage is a symlink to another directory, canonical(dir) resolves a state directory beneath it to that destination. Line 47 compares this resolved target with the unresolved ~/Library/CloudStorage root. The detector returns undefined, so startup omits the synced-location warning.

Apply canonical to the root before folding it. Add a regression in tests/lib/synced-state-location.test.ts where the injected realpath resolves both the root and its descendant to an external directory.

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-    const folded = fold(root);
+    const folded = fold(canonical(root));
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const folded = fold(root);
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Review comment at @src/lib/synced-state-location.ts at line 47:
Canonicalize each detection root before folding and comparing paths by passing
it through canonical before fold. Add a regression test using injected realpath
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return target === folded || target.startsWith(folded + "/");
};
const mobileDocuments = join(home, "Library", "Mobile Documents");
if (within(mobileDocuments)) return "icloud-drive";
if (within(join(home, "Library", "CloudStorage"))) return "file-provider";
for (const folder of ["Desktop", "Documents"]) {
if (within(join(home, folder)) && entryExists(join(mobileDocuments, "com~apple~CloudDocs", folder))) {
return "icloud-desktop-documents";
}
}
return undefined;
}

const LOCATION_LABEL: Record<SyncedStateLocation, string> = {
"icloud-drive": "inside iCloud Drive",
"file-provider": "inside a cloud-storage (File Provider) folder",
"icloud-desktop-documents": "in Desktop or Documents, which iCloud Drive appears to sync",
};

/** The startup warning. Names the location kind, never the path. */
export function syncedStateWarning(location: SyncedStateLocation): string[] {
return [
`⚠️ The opencodex state directory (OPENCODEX_HOME) is ${LOCATION_LABEL[location]}.`,
" A sync service can briefly add a second link to the spend ledger, which opencodex",
" refuses, so requests may fail intermittently. Set OPENCODEX_HOME to a folder outside",
" synced locations (the default ~/.opencodex is not synced).",
];
}

let warned = false;

/** Warn once per process when the state directory looks synced. Never throws. */
export function warnIfSyncedStateDirectory(dir: string, warn: (line: string) => void = console.warn): void {
if (warned) return;
let location: SyncedStateLocation | undefined;
try { location = syncedStateLocation(dir); } catch { return; }
if (location === undefined) return;
warned = true;
// Runs while the startup owner lease is held and before its rollback is registered, so a
// throwing sink must not escape and strand the lease.
try {
for (const line of syncedStateWarning(location)) warn(line);
} catch { /* advisory output only */ }
}
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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ import {
configureSharedSpendLedger,
spendPolicyFromConfig,
} from "../../lib/spend-reservation-ledger";
import { warnIfSyncedStateDirectory } from "../../lib/synced-state-location";

const failedStartRollbacks = new WeakMap<object, Promise<void>>();

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/** Acquire before config loading so every later startup failure has one rollback owner. */
export function acquireSpendLedgerServerLifecycle(configDir: string): SpendLedgerServerLifecycle {
const owner: SpendLedgerOwnerLease = acquireSpendLedgerOwner(configDir);
// Advisory: a synced state directory makes the journal's hard-link guard refuse intermittently
// (#6314). Said once at startup instead of being discovered from a 502.
warnIfSyncedStateDirectory(configDir);
// Each entry returns whatever the listener's own stop returned. Typed as void-or-promise
// because the rollback below has to WAIT on it: declaring it `() => void` let the call site
// compile while statically erasing the promise it needs to await.
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Expand Up @@ -148,6 +148,20 @@ directory entry that is a link -- including one whose target does not exist -- i
of followed. A separate process may use a separate directory. SQLite crash release permits the
next owner without stale-PID or TTL reclamation.

Every file check admits a ledger file only when it is a regular file, not a link, with exactly
one directory entry, owned by the process user. A refusal raises `SpendLedgerFileRefusedError`, a
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Qualify the filesystem ownership requirement by platform.

Line 152 states that every admitted file belongs to the process user. However, src/lib/spend-reservation-ledger.ts, Line 484, checks stat.uid only when process.platform !== "win32". The documented guarantee therefore exceeds the implemented check on Windows.

State that the process-user ownership requirement applies on non-Windows platforms. Keep the regular-file and link-count requirements platform-independent.

As per coding guidelines, a structure document states “the contract that holds right now.”

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Review comment at @structure/transports/responses-spend.md around lines 151 -
152:
Update the filesystem requirements in the spend-ledger documentation to state
that process-user ownership is checked only on non-Windows platforms, while
keeping the regular-file and single-directory-entry requirements
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`SPEND_LEDGER_OWNER_UNAVAILABLE` owner error. The error carries the file role (`journal`,
`journal-compaction`, `salt`) and the failed condition (`not-regular-file`, `symbolic-link`,
`extra-hard-link`, `foreign-owner`, `invalid-salt`), and never the path, salt, alias or request
content (#6314). Before this, one sentence covered five conditions and two files. A macOS sync
daemon briefly holding a second link to a journal inside a synced folder could then only be
diagnosed from an instrumented build. The guard is unchanged.
`src/lib/synced-state-location.ts` is the advisory half. `acquireSpendLedgerServerLifecycle`
warns once at startup when the state directory resolves inside iCloud Drive, a File Provider
folder, or Desktop/Documents with iCloud Desktop & Documents sync detected, and it refuses
nothing on that basis. `tests/lib/spend-ledger-file-journal.test.ts` pins the refusal shape, and
`tests/lib/synced-state-location.test.ts` pins the classification.

The journal survives an ordinary process restart once its writes reached the filesystem. It does
not claim host power-loss durability: the append path does not fsync each record, so power loss can
drop recently acknowledged filesystem writes. A torn final line remains the only replay corruption
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