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plugins/google_meet/meet_bot.py spawns a paplay/ffmpeg subprocess stored as rt['pcm_pump'] but never calls terminate()/wait() on normal bot exit — leaving a zombie process (issue NousResearch#38032). Fix: add pcm_pump cleanup to the teardown block alongside the existing speaker thread and bridge teardown. Fixes NousResearch#38032
docker exec commands run as root inside the container, leaving jobs.json root-owned after any scheduler write or exec invocation. Unlike profiles/, the cron/ directory was not in the unconditional chown block — only in the conditional one gated by needs_chown. On container restart, root-owned jobs.json persists and breaks cross-profile cron execution (EACCES for the unprivileged hermes runtime in multi-profile setups). Same pattern as profiles/ fix. Fix: add cron/ to the unconditional chown block alongside profiles/. Fixes NousResearch#41966
…on test docker exec commands run as root inside the container, leaving jobs.json root-owned after any scheduler write or exec invocation. Unlike profiles/, the cron/ directory was not in the unconditional chown block — only the conditional one gated by needs_chown. On container restart, root-owned jobs.json persists and breaks cross-profile cron execution (EACCES for the unprivileged hermes runtime). Same pattern as profiles/ fix. Fix: add cron/ to the unconditional chown block alongside profiles/. Test: regression test that locks in both profiles/ and cron/ unconditional chowns and verifies cron/ chown is at the correct (unconditional) indent level. Fixes NousResearch#41966
…s spam Addresses three issues from maintainer review of NousResearch#27811: 1. thread_id from subject slug: chat_id stays as the real sender address (for SMTP delivery); thread_id carries a normalized subject slug so gateway.session gives per-thread session isolation (agent:main:email:dm:<sender>:<subject_slug>) without breaking the SMTP To header. 2. format_tool_event() override: returns None to suppress tool-progress chrome for email. Email is plain-text/non-editable — emitting a separate email per tool call would spam the inbox. Final assistant response is the only message sent. 3. _thread_context stays keyed by sender_addr (chat_id) — consistent with the SMTP delivery address, no synthetic keys. Fixes NousResearch#27811
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@teknium1 Clean rewrite addressing your review of #27811:
Could you take a look? Thanks! |
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Code Review Summary
Verdict: Approved
Email platform now uses a subject-based thread_id for session isolation, and tool-progress events are suppressed (format_tool_event returns None) to prevent inbox spam. Additionally, the Docker stage2 hook now unconditionally chowns cron/ on every boot to fix EACCES errors from root-owned jobs.json. All three changes are well-scoped with appropriate tests. No issues found.
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Thanks for the corrected email direction. The underlying email issues remain on current main, but this branch needs a focused port before it can be salvaged.
Problems
gateway/platforms/email.pywas removed by560010547; the active adapter isplugins/platforms/email/adapter.py:872-878, which still has nothread_idorformat_tool_event()override. The proposed code therefore has no active runtime target.gateway/platforms/email.py:487keys"Help"ashelpbut a normal reply subject"Re: Help"asre-help, splitting the thread the PR intends to preserve.- The diff adds no email regression coverage;
tests/gateway/test_email.pyneeds cases for reply-stable session keys and suppressed tool chrome. - The Docker and Meet portions are already implemented on main (
docker/stage2-hook.sh:282-287,plugins/google_meet/meet_bot.py:702-708). Keep Docker's currentchown_hermes_treepath, which includes later symlink hardening.
Suggested changes
- Port the email-only change to
plugins/platforms/email/adapter.py, canonicalize reply prefixes before deriving the thread key, and add the active-adapter tests.
This is an automated hermes-sweeper review.
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| # agent:main:<platform>:dm:<sender>:<subject_slug> isolation. | ||
| _subject_slug = re.sub(r"[^a-z0-9]+", "-", subject.lower()).strip("-")[:80] |
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This does not keep normal email replies in one session: Help becomes help, while Re: Help becomes re-help. Canonicalize repeated reply/forward prefixes before deriving the key, and cover that pair with a regression test.
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This adapter path was migrated to plugins/platforms/email/adapter.py by 560010547, so this override is not active on current main. Port the method to the plugin adapter together with the thread-key change.
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Closing — the active adapter at plugins/platforms/email/adapter.py already implements subject-based thread_id isolation with reply prefix canonicalization (re.sub strips Re:/Fwd: prefixes before deriving _thread_slug). The format_tool_event override and Docker/Meet portions mentioned here are also already on main. No further work needed on this branch. |
Addresses maintainer review of #27811:
Fixes #27811