Logan CusanoandClaude Opus 5.5
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TR execvp()s the uploadScript; without +x every call failed with status 127 on node-002 and nothing was uploaded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Trunk Recorder on a DRB node (node-26#45)
Opt-in alternative to the OP25 recorder. On a node, set both in .env, then
docker compose up -d:
RECORDER_BACKEND=trunk-recorder
COMPOSE_PROFILES=trunk-recorder
Set both back (RECORDER_BACKEND=op25, remove COMPOSE_PROFILES) to return
to OP25.
run.sh: supervisor that replaces the image's CMD. It restarts TR when the edge-node rewritesconfigs/trunk-recorder/config.json, and writesdrb-status.jsonfor the dashboard health check.drb-upload.sh: TR'suploadScript. It copies each finished call (WAV + JSON) intorecordings/tr-inbox, where the edge-node uploads it through the normal spool.
License (GPL-3.0)
Trunk Recorder is GPL-3.0. DRB runs the unmodified upstream image
robotastic/trunk-recorder:5.2.1 (digest pinned in docker-compose.yml) as a
separate program. It talks to DRB only through files, a script argument list
and a local UDP socket. That makes it mere aggregation, the same position we
already hold for OP25.
Anyone we distribute a node image or device to must still be able to get the corresponding source. Upstream source for this exact version is at https://github.com/TrunkRecorder/trunk-recorder/tree/v5.2.1. If we ever ship the TR image ourselves (mirrored to our registry, preinstalled on a sold device), we must also offer that source directly, in writing, for three years, or ship it alongside. Pointing to upstream alone is not enough at that point. Any patch to TR itself makes DRB's copy a modified version, which must then be published under GPL-3.0.