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docs: scope managed-policy LAN note to old background services - #30900
docs/user/managed-policy.md says the background service listens on private networks by default. That is no longer true for new installs, and it describes the wrong failure for old ones under managed policy.
Change
t3 service install writes T3CODE_LAN=false for a new service (apps/server/src/cli/service.ts:101), so a new service is local-only.
A service installed before T3CODE_LAN keeps private-network access. Without remote, managed policy refuses a non-loopback host, so that service fails to start instead of binding.
t3 up --no-lan fixes it only when service.env sets no T3CODE_HOST, because the private-network default applies only without an explicit host (apps/server/src/cli/config.ts:427-441). Otherwise, set T3CODE_HOST=127.0.0.1.
The paragraph now says exactly that. One user doc, no code.
Scope and approval
A small, focused fix of an obvious doc error: the text contradicts background-service.md ("Local network access") and the CLI code. No product behavior changes.
Verification
I read service.ts, config.ts, and up.ts against both docs. The second commit takes CodeRabbit's correction on startup refusal and the T3CODE_HOST condition, checked against config.ts. Not checked: a live run of an old service under a managed policy without remote.
managed-policy.md says the background service listens on private networks
by default. Since T3CODE_LAN, `t3 service install` writes T3CODE_LAN=false
for a new service (apps/server/src/cli/service.ts), and the server resolves
no LAN host for it (apps/server/src/cli/config.ts). Only a service installed
before T3CODE_LAN existed keeps the old private-network default, which
background-service.md already says. Scope the note to those services and
name `t3 up --no-lan`, the fix background-service.md documents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Clarifies that the LAN warning applies to older background-service installations and documents the existing --no-lan remedy. Runtime behavior and product defaults remain unchanged.
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The managed-policy guide updates its guidance for background services installed before T3CODE_LAN existed. It documents loopback configuration options and restarting the service.
Changes: Managed policy guidance
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Summary
Clarify legacy LAN behavior docs/user/managed-policy.md
The guide says older background services refuse to start without remote. It documents running t3 up --no-lan when service.env has no T3CODE_HOST, or setting T3CODE_HOST=127.0.0.1, then restarting the service.
The documentation accurately describes the available managed-policy fixes and is ready to merge.
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Review comments at @docs/user/managed-policy.md:
- Around line 225-231: Update the background-service guidance in the
managed-policy section to say that, without remote access, startup refuses a
legacy private-network configuration before binding rather than claiming the
service still listens privately. Specify that `t3 up --no-lan` applies when
`service.env` has no `T3CODE_HOST`; otherwise instruct setting
`T3CODE_HOST=127.0.0.1`.
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Without remote, managed policy refuses a non-loopback host before the
service binds, so an old private-network service does not start at all.
t3 up --no-lan fixes it only when service.env sets no T3CODE_HOST
(apps/server/src/cli/config.ts: privateNetworkOnly requires no explicit
host). Review feedback from CodeRabbit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @docs/user/managed-policy.md:
- Around line 229-230: Update the T3CODE_HOST alternative in the managed-policy
instructions to state that the background service must be restarted after
editing service.env, using the documented t3 service restart command.
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background-service.md says service.env changes apply only when the
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Checked the open GitCafe PR 30900 at head 299aaf6d3fb2bbcdd48dab607d51e56160f61dda; it is open and has no commits by repository maintainers.
Reproduced the old documentation mismatch on github/main: a new service wrote T3CODE_LAN=false, while removing that setting caused managed policy to refuse the legacy private-network startup before binding.
On this PR head, installed a real Linux systemd service under an isolated T3 home. service.env contained T3CODE_LAN=false, and the service listened on 127.0.0.1 under a managed policy allowing only desktop and local-browser clients.
Removed T3CODE_LAN and T3CODE_HOST, restarted the service, and observed the documented managed-policy refusal. Ran t3 up --no-lan --no-connect --yes; it restored local-only operation.
Created a real project in the web client and ran a real Codex gpt-6.1-sol turn. The provider returned the PR head hash and local provider path works.
Upstream pingdotgg#30900's new background-service note told T3 Learn users to run
`t3 up --no-lan` and `t3 service restart`, which act on T3 Code's CLI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
docs/user/managed-policy.mdsays the background service listens on private networks by default. That is no longer true for new installs, and it describes the wrong failure for old ones under managed policy.Change
t3 service installwritesT3CODE_LAN=falsefor a new service (apps/server/src/cli/service.ts:101), so a new service is local-only.T3CODE_LANkeeps private-network access. Withoutremote, managed policy refuses a non-loopback host, so that service fails to start instead of binding.t3 up --no-lanfixes it only whenservice.envsets noT3CODE_HOST, because the private-network default applies only without an explicit host (apps/server/src/cli/config.ts:427-441). Otherwise, setT3CODE_HOST=127.0.0.1.The paragraph now says exactly that. One user doc, no code.
Scope and approval
A small, focused fix of an obvious doc error: the text contradicts
background-service.md("Local network access") and the CLI code. No product behavior changes.Verification
I read
service.ts,config.ts, andup.tsagainst both docs. The second commit takes CodeRabbit's correction on startup refusal and theT3CODE_HOSTcondition, checked againstconfig.ts. Not checked: a live run of an old service under a managed policy withoutremote.Found while fact-checking content for #30901 (Theo's thread: https://x.com/theo/status/2117859423641272589). Related: #30902, #30903.
Doc change by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code.
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