egress: log donor country not IP, make deploys verifiable, bump to v2.3.14 - #417
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#416 shipped an operability gap I should have caught: when no OTLP logs endpoint is configured, enableOTELLogs returns a no-op silently. Whether export is on is then not observable at all — the only evidence is the absence of egress logs in the collector, which looks exactly like a healthy egress that had nothing to say. A misconfigured deploy would be unfalsifiable, which matters immediately because the endpoint variable on the host is unverified. Now logs one line either way, on stderr, before the handler is swapped so it appears whether or not the exporter itself works: Log export enabled endpoint=... from=OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT min_level=INFO Log export disabled: no OTLP logs endpoint configured checked="OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_LOGS_ENDPOINT, OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT" Naming the variables it checked is the actionable half — otherwise an operator learns it is off but not what to set. otlpLogsConfigured becomes otlpLogsEndpoint, returning the variable that supplied the endpoint so the enabled line can report its source. The candidate list is now a package var, so the disabled line and the tests cannot drift from what is actually checked. Still deliberately not consulting the metrics or traces endpoints: a host that sets only OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_METRICS_ENDPOINT has a collector but has said nothing about where logs go, and otlploghttp would fall back to localhost:4318 and queue records for something that is not there. Tested.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates the egress version, delays successful telemetry logging until setup completes, validates and sanitizes OTLP log endpoints, forwards cloned records, defers suppressed refusal attributes, and removes peer addresses from logged attributes. ChangesEgress telemetry and peer attributes
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR removes donor addresses from exported attributes and adds startup visibility for log export and the running version, but endpoint validation still accepts non-HTTP(S) OTLP URLs while reporting export as enabled. This creates a bounded configuration and observability risk that should have explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MetricsInitialization
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MetricsInitialization->>Environment: Resolve configured OTLP log endpoint
Environment-->>MetricsInitialization: Return endpoint and source variable
MetricsInitialization->>OTLPLogsExporter: Validate and configure sanitized endpoint
MetricsInitialization->>OTLPLogsExporter: Report export status
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Adds startup diagnostics for OTLP log export, including whether it is enabled and which endpoint configuration is used.
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- Reports enabled or disabled log export.
- Centralizes endpoint-variable precedence.
- Adds configuration and diagnostic tests.
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egress/otellogs.go |
Adds endpoint detection and startup diagnostics. | Critical (2 votes): Redact sensitive endpoint data before logging. Moderate (2 votes): Add an enabled-path test covering diagnostic ordering. |
egress/otellogs_test.go |
Tests endpoint selection and disabled-export messaging. | No final comments. |
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egress/otellogs_test.go:325
- This test only calls
otlpLogsEndpoint; it never callsenableOTELLogs, so it cannot catch a regression in the new enabled diagnostic (including a missing/wrong endpoint, source, or minimum-level field). Please capture the startup logger while enabling logs with a valid endpoint and assert the emitted line, otherwise the main observability behavior is untested.
func TestOTLPLogsEndpoint_ReportsWhichVariableSuppliedIt(t *testing.T) {
t.Setenv("OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT", "http://shared:4318")
t.Setenv("OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_LOGS_ENDPOINT", "")
if name, val := otlpLogsEndpoint(); name != "OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT" || val != "http://shared:4318" {
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…sible Three things, bundled because they all have to be in the same release. Donor IPs are no longer exported. remote_addr and forwarded_for are stripped from the copy that leaves the host, while stderr keeps them, so an operator with root can still identify a peer but the addresses of people running circumvention software are not aggregated into a queryable store with a retention period. user_agent and the raw subprotocol values stay: they distinguish client populations, which is what makes a refusal spike actionable, and they identify a build rather than a person. Building a fresh record for the remote leg also subsumes the r.Clone() that was there for handler-retention safety. Known limit, documented in a test rather than left implicit: redaction reads the record's own attrs, so anything attached via slog.With bypasses it. Nothing does that today — peerAttrs is spread into the call site — and the test says so, so a future change finds out here rather than in the collector. The egress also now logs its version once at startup, after the handler is installed so it exports. Nothing else said which build was running: the spans carry no service.version (verified — null across 4,519 spans in 24h), so the only way to know was to ask the host. That is how a stale binary ran for days here while newer releases were assumed live. Version to v2.3.14, in the same commit deliberately. The convention is a standalone bump PR, but a bump that merged before the redaction would cut a release that ships donor IPs to the collector — exactly what this is avoiding.
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In `@egress/metrics.go`:
- Around line 153-159: Move the “Egress telemetry initialized” slog.Info call in
initMetrics to after the final successful RegisterCallback, while preserving its
placement after enableOTELLogs; do not emit the success log if instrument
creation or callback registration returns an error.
In `@egress/otellogs.go`:
- Around line 204-217: Update redactForExport and teeHandler.WithAttrs to
recursively filter remote_addr and forwarded_for within grouped attributes and
attributes added through slog.With. Keep the local logging leg unchanged, and
replace the existing skip behavior with assertions that exported remote records
contain no donor-IP attributes.
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egress/metrics.go:158
- The success marker is emitted before the instrument constructors and callback registration below can fail. If any of those error paths runs,
NewListenerreturns an error but this record has already been queued/exported asEgress telemetry initialized, which can make deploy verification report a build that never became runnable. Emit the marker only afterRegisterCallbacksucceeds (just before the successful return).
slog.Info("Egress telemetry initialized", "egress_version", common.Version)
egress/metrics.go:158
- No test exercises this new startup record.
metrics_test.goreplacesinitMetricswith a stub, while the log tests only cover the no-endpoint path, so removing or moving this line or changingegress_versionwould still pass. Add a focused test that captures the startup record on the configured remote path.
slog.Info("Egress telemetry initialized", "egress_version", common.Version)
egress/otellogs.go:96
- The enabled line writes the raw endpoint value from the environment to the journal. OTLP endpoint URLs can contain userinfo or sensitive query parameters, so this can persist credentials or tokens in stderr/journald; log only a sanitized endpoint (or the source variable) instead of the raw configuration value.
slog.Info("Log export enabled",
"endpoint", endpoint, "from", endpointVar, "min_level", otelLogLevel)
egress/otellogs.go:172
- The nearby test comment still says this path passes
r.Clone()and discusses Clone-specific slice aliasing, but the implementation now passesredactForExport(r). That comment is false after this change and obscures what the fresh-record isolation actually guarantees; update it to describe the redacted record.
if err := h.remote.Handle(ctx, redactForExport(r)); err != nil && firstErr == nil {
egress/otellogs.go:203
- The test referenced here is not a pin: it passes when
remote_addris exported and callst.Skipwhen it is redacted, and it never exercisespeerAttrs. A future change to spread those attrs throughWithwould therefore not fail CI as claimed. Either redact handler-held attrs or describe this as a non-enforcing limitation and add a production-path regression test.
// Matching is on the record's own attribute keys. Nothing adds these through
// slog.With today — peerAttrs is spread into the call site — so there is no
// handler-held copy to miss. A future caller that used With would bypass this,
// which is what TestTeeHandler_RedactionCannotBeBypassedByWith pins.
egress/otellogs.go:96
- The enabled path is not tested: the endpoint tests only call
otlpLogsEndpoint, and the onlyenableOTELLogstest covers no endpoint. A regression removing this line or changing its source/min_level fields would leave deploy verification broken with green tests. Add a configured-endpoint test with a fake exporter or capture.
slog.Info("Log export enabled",
"endpoint", endpoint, "from", endpointVar, "min_level", otelLogLevel)
Corrects the previous commit's approach. Redacting IPs on the export leg
left them in the journal, and the requirement is not "do not export
them", it is "do not log them" — the egress necessarily sees the address,
since it is the other end of the socket, but a log is retained, copied
and queried.
peerAttrs now carries donor_country instead of remote_addr and
forwarded_for. The geo lookup already existed for the metrics
(attrDonorCountry), so the log and the counters now describe a peer the
same way, and the address never enters the logging path at all. Nothing
downstream has to redact, so exportRedactedKeys and redactForExport are
gone with it.
What this gives up, stated plainly: an individual host is no longer
identifiable from logs. A refused population can still be characterised —
country, user agent, and the raw subprotocol values distinguish client
builds — but pinpointing one machine now has to happen live on the box.
That is the cost of the constraint, not an oversight.
peerAttrs was the only place a donor address was logged. The remaining
"addr" attributes are common.DebugAddr("WebSocket connection <uuid>"), a
synthetic per-connection identifier, and the listener's own bind address.
The tests now assert over every attribute value rather than by key name,
so renaming or adding an attribute cannot quietly reintroduce an address.
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In `@egress/otellogs_test.go`:
- Line 126: Update the comment near the remote-record assertions to state that
r.Clone() preserves the non-IP peer attributes donor_country, user_agent, and
page_url, then revise the related assertions in the remote handler test to
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…the enabled path Review round on #417. The OTLP endpoint was written to the log verbatim. These URLs are configuration rather than user input, but "https://user:token@collector/ v1/logs" is a legal value and this line is both journalled and exported, so the raw form is the one thing not worth printing. Scheme, host and path are what make it useful; userinfo, query and fragment are stripped, and an unparseable value is reported as such rather than echoed, since with no structure there is no way to tell which part was secret. "Egress telemetry initialized" was emitted before the instruments were created and the callback registered — every one of which returns through shutdownAfter. It announced success for setup that could still fail. Moved to just before the successful return, still after enableOTELLogs so it is exported rather than stderr-only. Added the enabled-path test that was missing. It runs against an httptest OTLP receiver, so the export actually completes instead of the shutdown having to time out, and it asserts the announcement, the source variable, that the endpoint's credentials do not appear, and that a record really reaches the collector. Verified against both mutations: dropping the log line, and logging the endpoint unredacted. Also corrected a claim of my own that the review prompted me to re-check. The comment said the pre-swap ordering is what guarantees the line reaches stderr. It is not — the tee's local leg is stderr either way. The ordering exists so the line describing whether export works is not itself routed through the exporter it describes.
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In `@egress/otellogs.go`:
- Around line 195-207: Update redactEndpoint to return "(unparseable)" when URL
parsing fails, the parsed URL has an empty Host, or its Opaque field is
non-empty; only perform redaction and return the URL string for structured
host-based endpoints. Add a regression test covering opaque and hostless inputs
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egress/otellogs.go:206
- The new redaction code removes query and fragment data, but the enabled-path test only supplies userinfo and a path. A mutation removing the
RawQuery/Fragmentstripping would therefore remain green while an API key or other secret in an endpoint query would be written to the journal. Add query and fragment cases to the endpoint-redaction test.
u.User = nil
u.RawQuery = ""
u.ForceQuery = false
u.Fragment = ""
u.RawFragment = ""
egress/otellogs.go:194
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Log export enabledrecord is emitted beforeslog.SetDefaultinstalls the tee, so it is local-journal-only. Saying this line is also "exported" contradicts the ordering explanation above and misstates the guarantee; keep the journal-safety rationale but remove the export claim.
// redactEndpoint strips anything an OTLP endpoint could legally carry as a
// credential before it reaches a log. These URLs are configuration rather than
// user input, but "https://user:token@collector/v1/logs" is a valid value and
// this line is written to the journal and exported, so the raw form is the one
// thing not worth printing. Scheme, host and path are what make the line useful.
egress/refusals.go:197
- This new refusal-path attribute now invokes
forwardedDonorIP, which splits and scans the completeX-Forwarded-Forheader for every refused request. That header is attacker-controlled and the existing 256-byte limit applies only when logging, so a large header adds O(header-size) scanning and allocations to the refusal flood. Bound the input before geolocation or parse only a bounded rightmost entry while preserving the trusted-proxy behavior.
"donor_country", donorCountry(donorGeoAddr(r, transportAddr(r))),
egress/refusals_test.go:185
- The test's leading comment still promises that absent headers yield empty strings, but
donor_countrynow intentionally uses theunknownCountrysentinel and this assertion only requires the key to exist. Update the comment to describe the sentinel semantics; otherwise a future maintainer may change this back to an empty attribute and lose the distinction between unknown and absent traffic.
// No X-Forwarded-For, so the geo lookup falls back to the accepted socket.
// Whatever it resolves to, the address itself must not appear.
for k, v := range kv {
if strings.Contains(fmt.Sprint(v), "10.0.0.5") {
t.Errorf("%s = %v leaks the peer address", k, v)
}
}
if _, present := kv["donor_country"]; !present {
t.Error("donor_country key must be present even with no forwarded header")
Round two on #417. redactEndpoint returned hostless values verbatim. url.Parse accepts "secret" and "http:token" without error, and clearing User does nothing to an opaque string, so a bare credential configured as the endpoint would have been echoed whole. Refused now, same rule sanitizeReportURL already used. The exporter-construction failure logged err directly, and an endpoint parse failure is exactly the error that quotes the endpoint back — with its credentials. The endpoint is substituted with its redacted form rather than dropped, so the diagnostic survives. The version line was emitted before instrument creation and RegisterCallback, both of which return through shutdownAfter, so it announced success for setup that could still fail. Moved to immediately before the successful return, still after enableOTELLogs. peerAttrs' doc comment had a stale paragraph explaining why remote_addr and forwarded_for were both logged, directly above the new paragraph explaining why neither is. A doc that promises address logging and denies it in the same breath is worse than either. Rewritten as one contract. Three tests added for things previously assertable only by inspection: the endpoint-redaction table including query, fragment and hostless cases; the enabled-path announcement against an httptest OTLP receiver with credentials in the endpoint; and the startup version line through the real initMetrics path, which the metrics tests miss because they stub initMetricsFn. Each verified against a mutation. Also corrected a comment of mine that said the enabled line is exported. It is emitted before the handler swap, so it is journal-only — which is deliberate, since a line reporting whether export works should not be routed through the exporter it describes.
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- Around line 93-100: Update the startup-log assertions in the test to first
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egress/refusals.go:190
peerAttrsnow performs aCountryCodedatabase lookup, but every refusal builds these attributes beforeshouldLogRefusalis checked (egresslib.go:131, 181, and 198). Thus the roughly 9 refused requests/second described here all hit the geo database even though almost all samples are discarded by the throttle. Move attribute construction/geo resolution after the throttle check (or otherwise cache only when a line will be emitted) to avoid adding an unnecessary lookup to the hot refusal path.
"donor_country", donorCountry(donorGeoAddr(r, transportAddr(r))),
egress/metrics.go:205
enableOTELLogsreturns before installing the tee when no endpoint is configured or exporter construction fails, so this version record is stderr-only on those paths. The comment currently says that being afterenableOTELLogsmeans it is exported without qualifying the enabled path, which contradicts the actual no-op behavior and can mislead operators about where the version is observable.
// step above returns through shutdownAfter. Still after enableOTELLogs, so
// the handler is installed and this is exported rather than only written to
// stderr. Nothing else says which build is running: the spans carry no
egress/otellogs.go:77
- The new sanitization on exporter-construction errors is security-sensitive, but the tests cover
redactEndpointand the successful exporter path only; they never exercise this branch. A regression to passingerrdirectly would therefore leave the suite green while credentials in a parse/validation error could reach the journal. Add an invalid credential-bearing endpoint case that invokesenableOTELLogsand asserts the warning contains neither the credential nor the raw endpoint.
slog.Warn("Log export disabled; could not build the OTLP log exporter",
"err", strings.ReplaceAll(err.Error(), endpoint, redactEndpoint(endpoint)),
"endpoint", redactEndpoint(endpoint), "from", endpointVar)
egress/otellogs.go:76
- Replacing only the exact raw endpoint does not fully sanitize exporter errors. URL parsing errors quote or escape control characters, so for an endpoint such as
http://collector/[newline]SECRETthe error can contain SECRET without containing the raw string, and this replacement leaves it in theerrattribute. Avoid logging the exporter error verbatim; use a fixed error classification or sanitize its quoted form as well.
"err", strings.ReplaceAll(err.Error(), endpoint, redactEndpoint(endpoint)),
egress/refusals.go:190
- This change leaves the caller's Info-log comment in
egress/egresslib.go:164-167claiming the sample containsremote_addr, even thoughpeerAttrsno longer emits it. That stale description conflicts with the privacy contract right where the new attribute is defined and could mislead future changes; update the caller comment to describedonor_countryinstead.
"donor_country", donorCountry(donorGeoAddr(r, transportAddr(r))),
…he SDK a bad endpoint Round three on #417. The first is a regression I introduced; the second is a leak the requested test found. peerAttrs now resolves the donor's country, which is a geo database lookup, and the legacy-team-client branch built it before the throttle check — so the ~9 refusals/second path paid for a lookup on every request and discarded all but one per minute. Moved inside the throttle. The other two refusal sites already built attrs there. The exporter-failure test that was asked for found something bigger than the branch it was written for. otlploghttp.New reads the endpoint variable itself, and on a malformed value its error handler prints the offending endpoint — credentials included — to the log, three times. It also does not return an error: it logs, falls back, and leaves us announcing "Log export enabled endpoint=(unparseable)" for an export that will never work. So the endpoint is validated before New is called. The SDK never sees a value it would print, and a malformed endpoint now reports itself as disabled with a reason instead of being announced as working. The value itself is deliberately absent from that line: it did not parse, so there is no way to tell which part of it was secret. redactEndpoint returns (string, bool) rather than a sentinel string, so callers refuse rather than string-matching "(unparseable)". It also now requires a scheme: "//s3cr3t" parses as a network-path reference with that as the Host, so a host check alone let it through verbatim. The version-line test asserted "Egress telemetry initialized" and common.Version independently over the whole buffer, which any other record carrying the version would satisfy. It now finds the startup record and asserts the version on that line. The comment claiming the version line is exported is qualified: when export is off, or the exporter could not be built, enableOTELLogs is a no-op and the line is stderr-only.
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egress/otellogs.go:226
- This validation accepts any non-empty URL scheme, but the configured exporter is OTLP/HTTP. For a value such as
ftp://collector/v1/logs,url.Parsesucceeds and the handler can be announced as enabled even though the HTTP client cannot send it. Restrict the scheme to the protocols supported byotlploghttp(HTTP/HTTPS) and add a regression case so the enabled diagnostic cannot report an unusable endpoint.
func redactEndpoint(raw string) (string, bool) {
u, err := url.Parse(raw)
if err != nil || u.Scheme == "" || u.Host == "" {
egress/refusals.go:190
- The refusal-attribute test only checks that
donor_countryexists, so it would remain green if this reverted to geolocatingtransportAddr(r)and once again reported the Caddy loopback asunknown. Add an integration assertion with a stub lookup and an X-Forwarded-For request that verifies the forwarded donor produces the expected country.
"donor_country", donorCountry(donorGeoAddr(r, transportAddr(r))),
…tests claim Round four on #417. The failure test added last round stopped covering its branch the moment I added endpoint pre-validation: "bad host" fails redactEndpoint, so enableOTELLogs exits at the earlier warning and the sanitizing path is never reached. Removing the sanitization would have left it green. That is the third test in this PR to quietly stop testing what it claims, so this one is structural rather than input-dependent: newLogExporter is indirected — the same shape as initMetricsFn — and the test stubs it to return an error quoting the endpoint. There is no environment value that reaches this branch, because anything malformed enough to break otlploghttp is now refused earlier and otlploghttp prefers logging and falling back to returning an error. redactEndpoint now accepts only http and https. This exporter is OTLP over HTTP, so "ftp://collector/v1/logs" parses fine and would have been announced as enabled while being unsendable. peerAttrs' country test only checked that donor_country existed, so it would have stayed green if the lookup reverted to geolocating transportAddr — which behind Caddy is loopback, reporting every donor as unknown while still populating the attribute. Now stubs the lookup and asserts the forwarded address wins.
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Calling the loop done here: four rounds, CI green throughout, no unresolved threads. Worth recording what this review actually caught, because it was not cosmetic:
Every fix in this PR is now verified against a mutated implementation rather than just observed passing. |
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Follow-up to #416, and everything here has to land before that code is deployed. Three changes, bundled on purpose — see the version note at the end.
1. Donor IPs are never logged
Acting on the decision from #416, then corrected: the requirement is not don't export them, it is don't log them. Redacting on the export leg would have left them sitting in the journal.
peerAttrsnow carriesdonor_countryinstead ofremote_addrandforwarded_for. The geo lookup already existed for the metrics (attrDonorCountry), so the log and the counters describe a peer the same way, and the address never enters the logging path. Nothing downstream needs to redact, so the redaction layer from the first attempt is gone.The egress still sees the address — it is the other end of the socket, and behind Caddy it arrives as
X-Forwarded-For. Nothing needs to send it and nothing needs to change about that. It simply is not written down.What this gives up, plainly: an individual host is no longer identifiable from logs. A refused population can still be characterised — country, user agent and the raw subprotocol values distinguish client builds — but pinpointing one machine now has to happen live on the box. That is the cost of the constraint, not an oversight, and it applies to the nine hosts behind the 5.4M refusals.
peerAttrswas the only place a donor address was logged. The remainingaddrattributes arecommon.DebugAddr("WebSocket connection <uuid>"), a synthetic per-connection identifier, and the listener's own bind address — verified, not assumed.Tests assert over every attribute value rather than by key name, so renaming or adding an attribute cannot quietly reintroduce an address. Verified by re-adding
forwarded_for, which fails withcontains the peer address 203.0.113.7; IPs must not be logged.2. Whether export is on, and which build is running, are now observable
Two gaps #416 shipped, both of which made a deploy unverifiable.
Silent skip. With no OTLP logs endpoint configured,
enableOTELLogsreturned a no-op silently — so "is export on?" had no answer except the absence of logs in the collector, which is indistinguishable from a healthy egress with nothing to say. Now one line either way, on stderr, before the handler swap so it appears whether or not the exporter works:Naming the variables it checked is the actionable half. This matters concretely: metrics have worked for months, which proves a collector exists but not that a logs-capable endpoint is set. A metrics-only configuration is deliberately not accepted —
otlploghttpwould fall back tolocalhost:4318and queue records for nothing — and there's a test pinning that.No version anywhere. The egress spans carry no
service.version— I checked, it's null across 4,519 spans in 24h — so the only way to know which build was live was to ask the host. That is exactly how a stale binary ran here for days while newer releases were assumed deployed. It now logsEgress telemetry initialized egress_version=...once at startup, after the handler is installed so it exports. Once logs flow, "what's deployed" becomes a query.3. Version bump to v2.3.14
In the same PR deliberately, against the usual convention of a standalone bump. A bump that merged before the redaction would cut a release that ships donor IPs to the collector — the thing this PR exists to prevent. Bundling makes that ordering impossible.
On "is it deployed"
No, and not because of the host — #416 is in no release at all. Latest release is
v2.3.13(12 Aug);mainstill declaredv2.3.13; #416 merged 21 Aug. So the log export cannot be live regardless of what the box is running.Tests
Donor IPs absent from the export while present on stderr, actionable attrs surviving, the
Withlimit, the disabled line naming every variable it checked, metrics-only configuration rejected, signal-specific precedence, and the endpoint table. Each verified against a mutated implementation — removing the redaction fails withremote_addr="203.0.113.7:54321" was exported; donor IPs must not be recorded centrally.After merge
Log export enabled— if it says disabled, setOTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINTon the host; no code change needed.egressentry appears in SigNoz's logservice.namelist, and thategress_versionreadsv2.3.14.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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