Node revoke follow-ups: /systems node auth ignores approval_status; no UI to reject an approved node #211
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Reference: logan/server-26#211
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Found while fixing #195 (PR #206). Two leftover gaps, both small:
app/internal/auth.pyrequire_service_or_firebase_tokengrants node read access (/systems) to any bearer that matches anode_keysentry, without checking the node'sapproval_status. After #206 a successful reject deletesnode_keys, so this only matters in the partial-failure window: reject flips status to rejected, then dynsec delete fails (502) andnode_keysstays until the admin retries./uploadnow checks approval itself; this route doesn't.Fix shape: after the
node_keysmatch, fetchnodes/{node_id}and requireapproved. One extra read per node/systemscall.The node page (
drb-frontend/app/nodes/[id]/page.tsx) only shows Approve/Reject for pending nodes. An approved node can only be revoked via Delete (which also wipes the node doc) or a direct API call toPOST /nodes/{id}/reject. If "revoke but keep the record" is wanted from the UI, it needs a button on approved nodes.Another follow-up from reviewing PR #206: POST /nodes/{id}/reissue-key does not check approval_status, so running it on a rejected node re-creates its dynsec login and node_keys while it stays rejected (MQTT works again until the next c2-core restart, when reconcile_all deletes the login; /upload still 403s). reissue-key should refuse non-approved nodes.