Assistant: codex Assistant-Model: gpt-6-astra Assistant-Session: 01a09cbb-87c6-7900-a145-4ce53ba9f1a6
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Railiance Clock attended host delivery — CCR-2026-0028
The operator approved CCR-2026-0028 for both platform and Clock ownership, then accepted the correction to systemd host delivery. Kubernetes is present on Railiance01, but this authority runs as a host service and needs no Kubernetes identity or standing OpenBao read grant.
Ansible's railiance_clock_prepare_only=true prepares the nologin system account,
root-owned installation directory, and service-owned mode-0700 state directory.
It does not require a key or activate the authority.
Run the committed scripts/railiance_clock_custody.py --receipt <new-private-file>
inside warden access openbao-platform-admin-login --exec -- python3 ....
The helper requires the exact approved CCR, a non-root platform-admin session
from auth/netkingdom, and enabled audit. It generates an ES256 key in memory,
creates the exact KV path with CAS zero, and verifies version 1 before delivery.
No workload policy or role is created. SSH uses strict known-host verification;
the receiver writes a complete mode-0600 file atomically to
/var/lib/railiance-clock/signing.pem, owned by railiance-clock, and refuses to
overwrite any different existing key. Only public-key metadata enters the receipt.
If custody succeeded and host delivery failed, inspect the receipt stage/version.
Use --resume-version 1 through a fresh attended envelope to deliver that same
initial version. This never creates or rotates a key. A changed custody version,
existing different host key, or permission drift requires reconciliation.
After successful delivery, Ansible uses railiance_clock_key_preinstalled=true,
checks private key metadata, installs the pinned wheel and health probe, and
starts the localhost-only authority. railiance_clock_private_key_source is not
needed in this mode. Readiness and independent signature verification are required
before marking the CCR verified. No client trust is inferred from readiness.
Rotation is a separate explicit operation: stop the authority, CAS against the known current custody version, replace the host key atomically, and distribute new public key/epoch trust before resuming clients. This initial-admission helper deliberately does not implement rotation or overwrite keys.