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An already paired phone can connect through a secure tunnel that requires authentication headers. Edit host now accepts those credentials, saves them in the phone's keychain, and sends them when opening the direct connection.
What Changed
Adds masked native Edit host controls, validates header names and values, and binds saved credentials to the secure host and port. Credentials load before connecting, survive redials, and are removed when the host is removed. Failed saves and canceled route loads preserve the correct credential state.
Extends the existing React Native patch to refuse redirects on authenticated sockets. Android builds React Native from source so that policy reaches the app; older Android clients fail closed. Bundled iOS interfaces are regenerated from the installed schema. Native error and close payloads are omitted for authenticated edge sockets so they cannot echo credentials into logs. Browser controls remain hidden.
Why
Reuses Orca's direct transport, encryption, host lifecycle and keychain. No Cloudflare SDK, new dependency versions or remote wire changes. Address validation is independently covered by #31499. First-time mobile pairing is #31886; desktop/CLI credential entry is #31885.
Linked Issue
Addresses #24709, specifically authentication for previously paired native hosts. This is partial scope and does not close the whole feature request.
Adapted the mobile header idea from #25077, preserving Mark Hingston's co-author credit.
Visual Proof
Pending native before/after capture using synthetic credentials. No physical device is available. The contributor permits review after automated checks pass, with native interaction behavior explicitly unverified.
Testing
November 11 review fixes, source commit 5173f9950bc0
Generic reverse-proxy header hints and a neutral placeholder address the Traefik feedback. Failed upgrades can show a validated numeric HTTP status from the native bridge. Raw authenticated handshake errors and header values stay out of diagnostics.
Failed keychain reads keep host editing available and keep credential controls and writes locked until a successful reload. The regression also checks clearing rows from a previous host. Android source-build parent directories use an existing portable path.
All 16 checks for the first review fixes passed. All 15 checks for the final storage safeguard passed. Mobile typecheck, native JS bridge/codegen regressions and frozen install passed.
The final combined local checkout of #31499, #31880, #31885 and #31886 passed 3,860 mobile tests across 606 suites, 154 desktop/browser/file-reader tests across 23 suites, and all root and mobile production typechecks. The four sources merge together cleanly.
Fresh native builds, physical-device save/restart/background reconnect, native UI checks and live Cloudflare or Traefik acceptance are pending for these commits. Windows identity handling has a regression using synthetic colliding IDs. It has not been exercised on a Windows machine during this update.
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Risk
Level: Medium. The riskiest boundary is attaching credentials only to their selected secure endpoint and storing them in the phone's keychain. A failure could prevent a saved host from connecting or expose credentials if endpoint/redirect guards regress. Native credential storage, restart and background reconnect still need physical-device verification. Revert this PR to remove the added UI and transport support; a revert does not delete previously saved keychain entries or revoke Cloudflare tokens. Clear credentials before rollback or remove them through platform storage and revoke tokens separately.
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Implemented with Codex assistance (GPT-6). Independent read-only source reviews found no remaining confirmed defects after regression fixes. This is not human maintainer approval.
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The bot docstring-coverage warning is advisory. Comments remain limited to non-obvious behavior under the repository rules. Fresh CodeRabbit findings were checked against the code. Verified fixes are recorded in Testing; native/device limits and required upstream CI remain open.
Tunnel creation remains manual. Native service tokens are separate from Orca device authorization and encryption. Browser Access sessions require separate policy and acceptance testing.
Agent skill upstream boundary
Not applicable: no upstream skill-installer source or resources copied.
Notes
Independent of #31499; based on upstream mobile WSS edit-port support already merged through #31659. Android source builds took about69–72minutes in successful validation, a material cost compared with the earlier prebuilt baseline. No native releases are published by the validation runs.
Checklist
Focused authentication contribution; before/after, mechanism and alternatives explained
Source reviewed for correctness, security and performance
Cross-platform, SSH/remote, browser and compatibility impact considered
Native before/after proof attached
Final native/device acceptance and exact-head upstream PR workflow pass
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The mobile app adds optional endpoint-authentication headers for secure WebSocket connections. It validates and stores headers, exposes them in host editing, and passes them to RPC connections and reachability probes. The React Native patch adds redirect controls and WebSocket upgrade status reporting. Host cleanup removes associated credentials. Android build configuration and release settings change, and documentation describes setup requirements.
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Users may follow the guide expecting old credentials to return, then need to enter them again. Correct the guidance before relying on that workflow.
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Use Constants::Builder for the iOS constants methods.
RCTWebSocketModule conforms to NativeWebSocketModuleSpec. The generated protocol requires ModuleConstants<JS::NativeWebSocketModule::Constants::Builder>, but both implementations return ModuleConstants<JS::NativeWebSocketModule::Constants>. The two specializations are different, so the supported iOS build can fail at this protocol boundary.
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The generated protocol and both native constants methods now use Constants::Builder, including the typedConstants call. The regression compares the installed implementation with its generated protocol, and failed with the previous specialization. Regenerating the patch hash preserves every dependency version and integrity value; frozen installation passes.
Verification: all eight native bridge/codegen tests pass, the complete mobile suite passes 11,285 tests (two skipped), and production types, test types and the changed-code gate pass. Fresh macOS/Linux/Windows transport checks and an unsigned iOS Simulator compilation (arm64 and x86_64) passed on matching product source: https://github.com/chunchet-ng/orca/actions/runs/40280500565 .
The build log confirms RCTWebSocketModule.mm was compiled for both simulator architectures and ends with BUILD SUCCEEDED. This establishes compilation, not physical-phone keychain, background/reconnect or rendered UI behavior. Upstream required PR CI still needs maintainer approval.
Adapt Mark Hingston's native edge-auth work to current host lifecycles.
Bind credentials to the WSS origin so partial endpoint saves cannot
forward old credentials to a new host. Preserve the current E2EE flow.
Refs stablyai#24709
Source: stablyai#25077
Co-authored-by: Mark Hingston <mhingston@pm.me>
Android WebSockets forward custom headers across redirects. Disable both redirect modes for credential-bearing sockets and refuse credentials on Android clients without this native protection.
Build React Native from source so its patched module ships in Android apps. Preserve ordinary sockets and the existing E2EE flow.
Prefab 2.1.0 parses equals signs in patched dependency paths as options. Hash mobile package directory names so React Native source builds reach the compiler without changing dependency versions.
Guard the installed ReactAndroid source path with a regression test.
Patched React Native exceeded the default 512 MiB metaspace and the build stalled until the six-hour runner limit. Increase JVM limits, bound workers, and fail after 90 minutes while retaining all Android architectures.
React Native ships pre-generated iOS interfaces that CocoaPods does not regenerate from the patched Flow spec. Regenerate the socket constants and options, preserving unrelated C++ interfaces, and verify the bundled output against the installed code generator.
A stale keychain read must not replace another host’s credentials.
Leaving during metadata persistence must not start a credential write.
Keep upstream route ownership and refresh committed host metadata.
Move unchanged screen styles out to respect the file-size limit.
Keep unchanged headers bound to their saved origin when editing only the host address. Validate secure endpoints when credentials change; never clear credentials just to switch to LAN.
Preserve current theme tokens and translated safe load errors. Refresh only native-patch peer identities while retaining upstream dependency versions and security updates.
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Adding a non-Cloudflare use case in support of this PR. We run a self-hosted orca serve behind a reverse proxy (Traefik). The proxy admits the WebSocket upgrade only when a secret request header is present. Today the native app cannot send that header, so the endpoint either stays open or is unusable from a phone. This PR's transport would cover our case without provider-specific code: normalizeEndpointAuthHeaders accepts any RFC 9110 token as the name, the headers are attached only to wss://, and redirects are refused.
It is generic, but the UI suggests it isn't. The only example in the hint and in the name placeholder is Cloudflare Access (CF-Access-Client-Id). A neutral wording such as "headers your reverse proxy or tunnel requires (e.g. Cloudflare Access service token, or a custom header checked by your proxy)" would make the feature discoverable for nginx/Traefik/Caddy users, with no code change.
A rejected handshake looks the same as an unreachable host. A header-matching proxy answers a missing or wrong header with a plain 401/403/404. A forward-auth proxy answers with a 302 that the app now refuses, which is correct. Because close and error payloads are suppressed for authenticated sockets, the user cannot tell "edge rejected the credentials" from "host unreachable". The HTTP status of the failed upgrade carries no secret. Surfacing it (e.g. "edge rejected the connection: HTTP 403") would make misconfigured headers much easier to diagnose. I did not find such a distinction in host-reachability.ts or rpc-socket-close-evidence.ts; apologies if I missed it.
Tests: On this head, with Node 24.22, the eight edge-auth suites pass (53 tests). These are the header normalization, store, socket factory, UI section, credential deletion, troubleshoot diagnostics, native bridge and iOS codegen suites. This is a JS-level check only, not a native or device run.
(Optional) If a TestFlight or internal iOS build of this branch becomes available, I can run the still-open physical-iPhone acceptance (save, restart, background reconnect) against the reverse-proxy setup described above and report back here.
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@fm5de Both requested changes are pushed in this PR, whose current source commit is 5173f9950bc.
The hint now describes headers required by a reverse proxy or secure tunnel, with a custom proxy header and Cloudflare Access as examples. The name placeholder is X-Proxy-Token.
The patched iOS and Android bridges carry a numeric failed-upgrade status into Troubleshoot and connection logs when the native transport provides it. A rejection can show HTTP 403. Header values, response bodies and raw authenticated handshake errors stay out of these diagnostics. Constructor failures also get fixed guidance to check the address and update the app.
I requested CodeRabbit reviews across the four related PRs, addressed the findings, and audited their combined checkout. The final run passed 3,860 mobile tests, 154 focused desktop/browser/file-reader tests, and root and mobile typechecks. The broader desktop related-test selection exceeded its time limit. First-time protected mobile pairing is covered by #31886.
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Thanks a lot, @chunchet-ng, both changes look exactly right to me. The generic reverse-proxy wording with X-Proxy-Token as placeholder fits our setup, and surfacing the failed-upgrade status (e.g. HTTP 403) without header values is what we need to tell a wrong header apart from a network problem.
Our setup for the acceptance test: Orca server behind Traefik (WebSocket route), access enforced by a required custom header at the proxy, iPhone on cellular without VPN. I'm happy to run the save / restart / background-reconnect checks on a physical iPhone as soon as there is a build I can install (TestFlight or similar). I'll report the results here, including the 403 path with a wrong header.
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ELI5
An already paired phone can connect through a secure tunnel that requires authentication headers. Edit host now accepts those credentials, saves them in the phone's keychain, and sends them when opening the direct connection.
What Changed
Adds masked native Edit host controls, validates header names and values, and binds saved credentials to the secure host and port. Credentials load before connecting, survive redials, and are removed when the host is removed. Failed saves and canceled route loads preserve the correct credential state.
Extends the existing React Native patch to refuse redirects on authenticated sockets. Android builds React Native from source so that policy reaches the app; older Android clients fail closed. Bundled iOS interfaces are regenerated from the installed schema. Native error and close payloads are omitted for authenticated edge sockets so they cannot echo credentials into logs. Browser controls remain hidden.
Why
Reuses Orca's direct transport, encryption, host lifecycle and keychain. No Cloudflare SDK, new dependency versions or remote wire changes. Address validation is independently covered by #31499. First-time mobile pairing is #31886; desktop/CLI credential entry is #31885.
Linked Issue
Addresses #24709, specifically authentication for previously paired native hosts. This is partial scope and does not close the whole feature request.
Adapted the mobile header idea from #25077, preserving Mark Hingston's co-author credit.
Visual Proof
Pending native before/after capture using synthetic credentials. No physical device is available. The contributor permits review after automated checks pass, with native interaction behavior explicitly unverified.
Testing
November 11 review fixes, source commit
5173f9950bc0The final combined local checkout of #31499, #31880, #31885 and #31886 passed 3,860 mobile tests across 606 suites, 154 desktop/browser/file-reader tests across 23 suites, and all root and mobile production typechecks. The four sources merge together cleanly.
Fresh native builds, physical-device save/restart/background reconnect, native UI checks and live Cloudflare or Traefik acceptance are pending for these commits. Windows identity handling has a regression using synthetic colliding IDs. It has not been exercised on a Windows machine during this update.
The required upstream workflow for this source commit is awaiting maintainer approval. PR Checks run
Risk
Level: Medium. The riskiest boundary is attaching credentials only to their selected secure endpoint and storing them in the phone's keychain. A failure could prevent a saved host from connecting or expose credentials if endpoint/redirect guards regress. Native credential storage, restart and background reconnect still need physical-device verification. Revert this PR to remove the added UI and transport support; a revert does not delete previously saved keychain entries or revoke Cloudflare tokens. Clear credentials before rollback or remove them through platform storage and revoke tokens separately.
AI Disclosure
Implemented with Codex assistance (GPT-6). Independent read-only source reviews found no remaining confirmed defects after regression fixes. This is not human maintainer approval.
Review
The bot docstring-coverage warning is advisory. Comments remain limited to non-obvious behavior under the repository rules. Fresh CodeRabbit findings were checked against the code. Verified fixes are recorded in Testing; native/device limits and required upstream CI remain open.
Tunnel creation remains manual. Native service tokens are separate from Orca device authorization and encryption. Browser Access sessions require separate policy and acceptance testing.
Agent skill upstream boundary
Notes
Independent of #31499; based on upstream mobile WSS edit-port support already merged through #31659. Android source builds took about69–72minutes in successful validation, a material cost compared with the earlier prebuilt baseline. No native releases are published by the validation runs.
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