fix: persist workspace Python environments
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@@ -47,6 +47,12 @@ Compose file, image, repository, or log.
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The SSH override removes `/var/run/docker.sock` from Gateway and mounts the
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dedicated SSH directory read-only at `/root/.ssh`.
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The Workspace image keeps the user home, package caches, and Python user base
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under `/workspace/.agent`; the conventional project virtual environment is
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`/workspace/.venv`. Updating `WORKSPACE_IMAGE` to a new immutable tag causes
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Gateway to replace each stale workspace container on its next access while
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retaining the user's named data volume.
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## Ollama model residency
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The NAS Ollama service keeps Luna, Terra, and Sol resident with:
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@@ -8,7 +8,9 @@ internal Compose network.
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Open WebUI forwards a short-lived HS256 user JWT. Runtime and Gateway verify
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the signature, issuer, expiry, and subject. They also require independent
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service bearer keys, so a copied user identity token alone cannot call either
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service.
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service. Runtime verifies the public request once, then re-signs the already
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verified identity with a fresh short-lived token for every Gateway call. Long
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Agent runs therefore do not reuse an expired request token.
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The browser never receives:
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@@ -25,6 +27,8 @@ SHA-256 hash of the immutable Open WebUI user ID. Containers:
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- run as UID/GID 1000;
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- have a read-only root filesystem and writable `/workspace` volume;
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- keep Python virtual environments and user package/cache state under the
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persistent `/workspace` volume;
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- use a dedicated per-user bridge network when egress is enabled;
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- drop every Linux capability;
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- enable `no-new-privileges`;
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