production-openbsd/scripts/read-logs.sh
obsidian-ai be77f1eb2f feat: production-openbsd v0.1 scaffold
Sister to s8n/production-deb. Edge-box config + provision script for
running the OpenBSD-edge role per s8n/production-setup-audit Topology 02.

v0.1 = stock OpenBSD install ISO (interactive, 5 min) + scripted provision
from onyx. Autoinstall ISO build deferred to v0.2.

Layout:
  README.md                    workflow + service mapping (Debian → OpenBSD)
  flash.sh                     burn stock install76.iso to USB
  etc/                         pf / relayd / acme-client / unbound /
                               hostname.wg0.example / sshd_config / doas.conf
  scripts/
    provision.sh               from onyx: SSH+git clone+run install.sh
    install.sh                 on edge: copy /etc/*, validate, restart, cron
    cert-renew-check.sh        weekly LE renewal
    read-logs.sh               pull /var/log/* for offline diagnostics
  docs/
    setup-checklist.md         7-phase first-time install walkthrough

Hardware target: Dell Precision T5600 per
  s8n/production-setup-audit/hardware/dell-t5600.md

WG mesh: 10.10.10.0/29 between edge (.1) and nullstone (.2). UDP 51820.
Keys generated per-host (NEVER committed to repo).

Public traffic flow after migration:
  Internet → router → edge T5600 (relayd TLS term) → wg0 →
  nullstone Traefik (10.10.10.2:8443, private only)

CVE delta vs single-host Debian: regreSSHion + xz backdoor mitigated;
public IP runs OpenBSD base only — no systemd, no glibc, no Docker.
2026-05-08 14:10:29 +01:00

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#!/bin/sh
# read-logs.sh — pull /var/log/* from edge box for offline diagnostics
# Run from onyx.
#
# Usage: ./scripts/read-logs.sh user@<edge-ip>
set -eu
TARGET="${1:-}"
[ -n "$TARGET" ] || { echo "Usage: $0 user@<edge-ip>" >&2; exit 1; }
OUT="$(pwd)/out/edge-logs-$(date -u +%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ)"
mkdir -p "$OUT"
scp -r "$TARGET:/var/log/{pflog,messages,authlog,daemon,relayd.log,acme-client.log,cert-renew.log}" "$OUT/" 2>/dev/null || true
ssh "$TARGET" 'doas pfctl -sr; doas pfctl -ss' > "$OUT/pf-state.txt" 2>&1 || true
ssh "$TARGET" 'doas rcctl ls on' > "$OUT/services.txt" 2>&1 || true
echo "[OK] $OUT"
ls -la "$OUT"