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- Decision report: status flipped to MIGRATED; added migration log with five WSL2 gotchas (bzip2 missing, no official Photon image, firewall=true blocks cross-LAN, vmIdleTimeout=-1 ineffective, PowerShell pre-expansion of bash $(...)) and resource snapshot. - mana-geocoding CLAUDE.md: PHOTON_SELF_API_URL note now reflects live primary status on mana-gpu since 2026-04-28. - photon-self/: operator scripts for the weekly DB refresh — update.sh (atomic-swap with rollback), systemd unit + timer (Sun 03:30 +30min jitter, Persistent=true), README with re-installation instructions for DR. Currently installed and enabled on mana-gpu. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# photon-self — operator files for the GPU-server Photon
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Source-of-truth copies of the scripts and systemd units that run on
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`mana-gpu` to host the self-hosted Photon. Versioned here so the setup
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can be rebuilt in DR scenarios without recreating from memory.
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## What lives where
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| File | Where it runs | Purpose |
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| `photon-update.sh` | inside the WSL2 Ubuntu distro on mana-gpu, at `/usr/local/bin/photon-update.sh` | Weekly index refresh — download new tarball, atomic swap, restart container, rollback on failure |
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| `photon-update.service` | `/etc/systemd/system/photon-update.service` | Oneshot wrapper that invokes the script |
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| `photon-update.timer` | `/etc/systemd/system/photon-update.timer` | Sunday 03:30 + 30-min jitter, persistent across reboots |
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## Re-installation (after a clean Windows reinstall etc.)
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After you've followed [docs/runbooks/photon-on-mana-gpu.md](../../../docs/runbooks/photon-on-mana-gpu.md)
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to get WSL2 + Docker + the initial Photon container running:
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```bash
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# Run inside WSL2 Ubuntu as root:
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cp /mnt/c/path/to/repo/services/mana-geocoding/photon-self/photon-update.sh \
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/usr/local/bin/photon-update.sh
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chmod +x /usr/local/bin/photon-update.sh
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cp /mnt/c/path/to/repo/services/mana-geocoding/photon-self/photon-update.service \
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/etc/systemd/system/
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cp /mnt/c/path/to/repo/services/mana-geocoding/photon-self/photon-update.timer \
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/etc/systemd/system/
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systemctl daemon-reload
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systemctl enable --now photon-update.timer
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systemctl list-timers photon-update.timer # verify next run
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```
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## Manual trigger
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To force a refresh outside the schedule:
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```bash
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# Inside WSL2 Ubuntu as root
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systemctl start photon-update.service
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journalctl -u photon-update.service -f # watch progress
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tail -f /var/log/photon-update.log # script-level detail
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```
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## What the update script does
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```
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1. curl new tarball → /opt/photon-data/photon-db.tar.bz2.new
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2. Verify size ≥ 25 GB (sanity guard against truncated downloads)
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3. tar -xjf into /opt/photon-data/photon_data.new
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4. docker stop photon
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5. mv old → .old, mv new → live (atomic-ish — both renames in same FS)
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6. docker start photon
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7. Poll /api?q=Konstanz for up to 180 s
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- On success: rm -rf .old (cleanup)
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- On failure: rollback (mv live → .bad, mv .old → live, restart)
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```
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The rollback path is the load-bearing part — a corrupted GraphHopper
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dump or a Photon version-mismatch can otherwise leave the service in a
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non-serving state until the operator notices.
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## Why systemd timer instead of cron
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WSL2 Ubuntu has systemd enabled by default since the 0.67.6 release.
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Timers give us:
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- `Persistent=true` — runs missed jobs at next boot if the GPU server
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was off Sunday morning. Cron just skips them.
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- `RandomizedDelaySec=30min` — spreads 100s of weekly jobs across the
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GraphHopper CDN window, polite-neighbour style.
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- `journalctl -u photon-update` — structured logs in one place.
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- Status-checkable with `systemctl list-timers`.
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The downside (more files on disk than a single crontab entry) is
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negligible.
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