Drop separate dataset-ownership.yml task file. Use
extra_zfs_properties.mountpoint directly instead of zfs get.
Add rmdir cleanup for absent dataset mountpoints.
Add immich_external_libraries variable to mount host paths into the
server container, intended for use with Immich's External Libraries
feature. Mounts are read-only; the in-container mount_path must be
used when registering the library in the Immich UI.
- nfs_server: nfs_package_name (nfs-utils / nfs-kernel-server)
- wireguard: wireguard_package_name (wireguard-tools / wireguard)
- tooling: tooling_dig_package, tooling_netcat_package
Also fix tooling role structure: move tooling.yml to tasks/main.yml so
the role is actually invokable via 'role: tooling' (defaults/main.yml
is auto-loaded), and collapse the 10 individual package tasks into a
single list-based install.
Add missing nginx directives recommended by Immich docs for mobile
photo backup over slow links:
- http2 on: multiplex parallel asset uploads from the mobile app
- client_body_timeout / send_timeout / keepalive_timeout 600s: cover
the client<->nginx leg (default 60s matched the Android timeout)
- proxy_request_buffering off + proxy_buffering off: stream upload
bytes to immich as they arrive instead of buffering the whole file,
keeping the TCP connection active and avoiding idle-socket timeouts
- proxy_connect_timeout 600s: explicit upstream connect timeout
Two issues caused TLS to break on photos.carabosse.cloud over IPv6
(GrapheneOS + Immich app via Orange 5G NAT64):
1. Per-service vhosts only listened on IPv4 (listen 443 ssl). On IPv6,
nginx fell back to the first vhost loaded alphabetically and served
its certificate, breaking hostname verification on every other vhost.
2. /etc/letsencrypt/{live,archive} were 0700 root:root after certbot
created them, so the nginx worker (user http on Arch) could not read
the chained intermediates and served the leaf-only chain.
Changes:
- Add catch-all 00-default.conf default_server on :80 and :443 (v4+v6)
with a self-signed cert and 'return 444'. ACME challenges still
answered on :80.
- Add IPv6 listeners ([::]:80 and [::]:443 ssl) to immich, gitea, ntfy,
uptime_kuma vhosts and to the temporary ACME provisioning vhost.
- Apply 0755 on /etc/letsencrypt/live and /etc/letsencrypt/archive on
every run, not only at initial cert provisioning.
- Replace 'ufw disable && ufw --force enable' single-shot handler with a
block that dry-runs the ruleset, disables, re-enables, then verifies
ufw is active. No '&&' short-circuit, so failures are loud instead of
leaving the host firewall-less.
- Rename handler to 'Restart ufw (ip-forwarding settings changed)' to
reflect that this is a full restart (required to pick up
/etc/default/ufw and /etc/ufw/before.rules changes per ufw(8)).
- Add NAT/masquerade tasks: enable ipv4 forwarding, set
DEFAULT_FORWARD_POLICY=ACCEPT, and write a per-interface *nat block
in /etc/ufw/before.rules.
- Declare requires_ansible >=2.15 in meta/runtime.yml (handler uses
block:, supported since 2.12; 2.15 is a safe modern floor).
- README: document Ansible version requirement, port reservation
rules, and Immich pgvector Q&A.
The previous Type=oneshot + RemainAfterExit=true pattern made systemd
freeze pod units in 'active (exited)' as soon as 'podman play kube'
returned, so crash-looping containers were invisible to
'systemctl --user --failed' and Restart=on-failure never fired.
For every podman-pod role (immich, fdroid, ntfy, gitea, qfieldcloud,
unifi, matrix, uptime_kuma):
- switch units to Type=notify + NotifyAccess=all
- run 'podman kube play --service-container=true' so the unit's main
PID stays alive as long as the pod
- use 'podman kube down' for ExecStop
- add TimeoutStartSec=180 to cover slow first-boot image pulls
Pod manifests: flip every container's restartPolicy from Always to
Never. systemd is now the single owner of the restart loop: container
exits -> pod dies -> service container dies -> unit fails ->
Restart=on-failure restarts everything cleanly. With Always, podman
retried internally and hid the failure from systemd.
CLAUDE.md updated to document the new canonical template and the
'restartPolicy: Never' requirement.
Clément Désiles