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windyboy 086740b16e docs: record pdns PDA removal, us4 firewalld ops, LAN DNS alternatives
- runbooks/pdns-health.md: note the legacy powerdns-admin (PDA) orphan was
  removed 2026-08-12 (W1N-59).
- runbooks/ansible-operations.md: document the us4 firewalld reconciliation
  playbook scope (audited public zone only, fail-closed, no reload).
- docs/agents/domain.md: single-context repo layout for domain docs.
- docs/lan-dns-alternatives.md: notes on LAN DNS alternatives.
- .gitignore: exclude local agent-harness config (.agents/ .claude/ .omp/
  .mcp.json WATCHDOG.yml skills-lock.json) from the repo.
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# Runbook: routine operations through Ansible
Run commands from `ansible/`. The inventory forces IPv4 and uses the `windy`
account with sudo. Do a read-only health pass before any reconciliation.
## Health report (read-only)
```bash
cd ansible
ansible-playbook playbooks/health-report.yml
ansible-playbook playbooks/health-report.yml --limit mailcow
ansible-playbook playbooks/health-report.yml --limit matrix
```
This invokes the existing server-local checks and prints sanitized output; it
does not expose secrets or alter application configuration. A warning or
critical health result makes the play fail deliberately.
If the local health check has not been installed yet, deploy it first:
```bash
ansible-playbook playbooks/healthchecks.yml
ansible-playbook playbooks/matrix-healthchecks.yml
```
## Reconcile a known Compose service (mutating)
Only use this after a reviewed configuration change that requires a recreate.
The allowlist and flags are in inventory; arbitrary commands and service names
are rejected. Run one host at a time and re-run the health report afterwards.
```bash
# PowerDNS auth after its configuration changed
ansible-playbook playbooks/compose-reconcile.yml --limit powerdns \
-e '{"service_reconcile_confirm": true, "service_reconcile_targets": ["auth"]}'
# Vaultwarden, including the documented Traefik refresh for a post-recreate 404
ansible-playbook playbooks/compose-reconcile.yml --limit vaultwarden \
-e '{"service_reconcile_confirm": true, "service_reconcile_targets": ["vaultwarden"], "service_reconcile_restart_traefik": true}'
# Poweradmin after changing its environment or Traefik labels; restart its
# Traefik container only when the UI is returning 404
ansible-playbook playbooks/compose-reconcile.yml --limit powerdns \
-e '{"service_reconcile_confirm": true, "service_reconcile_targets": ["poweradmin"], "service_reconcile_restart_traefik": true}'
```
Do not use this playbook for a Mailcow update, database migration, DNS record
change, or secret rotation. Those operations require their dedicated reviewed
and, where appropriate, interactive procedures.
## Host-level maintenance
These playbooks cover every inventory host, including the Matrix K3s node:
```bash
# Read-only pending package and reboot report
ansible-playbook playbooks/maintenance-preview.yml
# Baseline observations; logrotate management remains opt-in
ansible-playbook playbooks/baseline.yml
```
## us4 firewalld reconciliation
The us4 playbook owns only the audited `public` zone allowlist. It fails closed
on unknown services or ports, never reloads/restarts firewalld, and does not
manage Docker-published ports.
```bash
cd ansible
ansible-galaxy collection install -r requirements.yml
# Read-only preview
ansible-playbook playbooks/us4-firewalld.yml --limit us4 --check --diff
# Apply only after testing the provider console and retaining an independent
# SSH rollback session.
ansible-playbook playbooks/us4-firewalld.yml --limit us4 \
-e '{"us4_firewalld_confirm": true, "us4_console_confirm": true}'
```
Apply creates a protected server-local backup and schedules a 15-minute
automatic rollback before changing rules. The rollback is cancelled only after
the playbook verifies fresh SSH/sudo access, public HTTPS routes, SMTP, Docker,
Fail2ban, and WireGuard. Do not bypass either confirmation variable.
## UniFi SSO login setting (mutating)
Reconciles `super_sdn.sso_login_enabled` on the UniFi controller (host `ubnt`,
group `unifi`). Idempotent and gated: without `unifi_sso_confirm=true` the
playbook only reports the current state and refuses to change anything.
```bash
# Read-only status report
ansible-playbook playbooks/unifi-sso.yml --limit unifi --check
# Apply (disable SSO login; local accounts use local passwords, no MFA)
ansible-playbook playbooks/unifi-sso.yml --limit unifi \
-e '{"unifi_sso_confirm": true, "unifi_sso_target_value": false}'
# Rollback (re-enable SSO login)
ansible-playbook playbooks/unifi-sso.yml --limit unifi \
-e '{"unifi_sso_confirm": true, "unifi_sso_target_value": true}'
```
The controller container is not restarted by default; the UI path applies the
setting immediately. Set `unifi_sso_restart_controller: true` only when the
setting was changed directly in the DB while the controller was running.