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---
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title: meshai prod compose override (cutover state + MeshCore radio)
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type: runbook
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tags:
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- mesh
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related:
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- [[meshai]]
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- [[meshcore-transport]]
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updated: 2026-07-07
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---
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# meshai prod compose override
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Backup + restore for `docker-compose.override.yml` on **CT 108** (the [[meshai]]
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production host). This file is **untracked and prod-only** — it exists nowhere
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but `/home/zvx/meshai/work/docker-compose.override.yml`, is not in the public
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`zvx-echo6/meshai` repo, and carries no git trace. If the deploy tree is
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re-cloned or wiped, production silently reverts to shadow-mode alerts and loses
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the MeshCore radio. This runbook is its durable copy.
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Docker Compose auto-merges `docker-compose.override.yml` over the committed
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`docker-compose.yml`, so both settings below are live without any extra flag.
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## Verbatim contents (as of 2026-07-07)
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```yaml
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services:
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meshai:
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environment:
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- MESHAI_CUTOVER_CATEGORIES=earthquake_event,geomagnetic_storm,rf_propagation_alert,avalanche_warning,avalanche_watch,weather_warning,weather_statement,work_zone,road_incident,road_closure,traffic_congestion,stream_flow,wildfire_declared,wildfire_incident,wildfire_closed
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devices:
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- /dev/meshcore-rak:/dev/meshcore-rak
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```
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## What each line does
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- **`MESHAI_CUTOVER_CATEGORIES`** — the staged-cutover switch consumed by
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`meshai/notifications/cutover.py` (`is_cutover()`). Each hazard category is
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migrated onto the shared formatter+decider pipeline in shadow-only mode first
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(old handler broadcasts live; new code dry-runs and logs mismatches to
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`/app/data/shadow/<category>.jsonl`). Adding a category name here **flips it
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live** onto the new formatter+decider and stops the shadow comparison. The
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list above is effectively the full hazard set → the all-native cutover is
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complete in prod. Empty/unset = nothing cut over (pure shadow bake).
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Note: the three `wildfire_*` categories are *also* force-enabled directly in
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code (`NATIVE_ALWAYS_DECIDE` in `cutover.py`) regardless of this var, because
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the fire decider itself is the dedup/cooldown gate.
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- **`devices: /dev/meshcore-rak`** — passes the RAK4631 MeshCore USB radio on
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the utility host into the container at a stable udev symlink path. Without it
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the container cannot see the MeshCore hardware (see [[meshcore-transport]]).
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Both are deployment state (cutover progress + host-specific device path), which
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is why they live in an override rather than the committed public compose file.
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## Restore
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```bash
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# from root@utility (100.64.0.5); zvx has no sudo on CT 108
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pct exec 108 -- bash -lc 'cat > /home/zvx/meshai/work/docker-compose.override.yml <<"EOF"
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services:
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meshai:
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environment:
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- MESHAI_CUTOVER_CATEGORIES=earthquake_event,geomagnetic_storm,rf_propagation_alert,avalanche_warning,avalanche_watch,weather_warning,weather_statement,work_zone,road_incident,road_closure,traffic_congestion,stream_flow,wildfire_declared,wildfire_incident,wildfire_closed
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devices:
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- /dev/meshcore-rak:/dev/meshcore-rak
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EOF'
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# then rebuild/recreate so the merge takes effect
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pct exec 108 -- bash -lc 'cd /home/zvx/meshai/work && docker compose up -d'
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```
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Verify after restore: `docker exec meshai printenv MESHAI_CUTOVER_CATEGORIES`
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returns the list, and `docker exec meshai ls -l /dev/meshcore-rak` shows the
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device inside the container.
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