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# Issue #693 Verification
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## Status: ✅ ALREADY IMPLEMENTED ON MAIN
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Issue #693 asked for an encrypted backup pipeline for fleet state with three acceptance criteria:
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- Nightly backup of ~/.hermes to encrypted archive
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- Upload to S3-compatible storage (or local NAS)
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- Restore playbook tested end-to-end
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All three are already satisfied on `main` in a fresh clone of `timmy-home`.
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## Mainline evidence
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Repo artifacts already present on `main`:
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- `scripts/backup_pipeline.sh`
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- `scripts/restore_backup.sh`
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- `tests/test_backup_pipeline.py`
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What those artifacts already prove:
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- `scripts/backup_pipeline.sh` archives `~/.hermes` by default via `BACKUP_SOURCE_DIR="${BACKUP_SOURCE_DIR:-${HOME}/.hermes}"`
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- the backup archive is encrypted with `openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -salt -pbkdf2 -iter 200000`
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- uploads are supported to either `BACKUP_S3_URI` or `BACKUP_NAS_TARGET`
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- the script refuses to run without a remote target, preventing fake-local-only success
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- `scripts/restore_backup.sh` verifies the archive SHA256 against the manifest when present, decrypts the archive, and restores it to a caller-provided root
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- `tests/test_backup_pipeline.py` exercises the backup + restore round-trip and asserts plaintext tarballs do not leak into backup destinations
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## Acceptance criteria check
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1. ✅ Nightly backup of ~/.hermes to encrypted archive
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- the pipeline targets `~/.hermes` by default and is explicitly described as a nightly encrypted Hermes backup pipeline
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2. ✅ Upload to S3-compatible storage (or local NAS)
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- the script supports `BACKUP_S3_URI` and `BACKUP_NAS_TARGET`
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3. ✅ Restore playbook tested end-to-end
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- `tests/test_backup_pipeline.py` performs a full encrypted backup then restore round-trip and compares restored contents byte-for-byte
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## Historical trail
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- PR #707 first shipped the encrypted backup pipeline on branch `fix/693`
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- PR #768 later re-shipped the same feature on branch `fix/693-backup-pipeline`
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- both PRs are now closed unmerged, but the requested backup pipeline is present on `main` today and passes targeted verification from a fresh clone
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- issue comment history already contains a pointer to PR #707
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## Verification run from fresh clone
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Commands executed:
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- `python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_backup_pipeline.py' -v`
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- `bash -n scripts/backup_pipeline.sh scripts/restore_backup.sh`
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Observed result:
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- both backup pipeline unit/integration tests pass
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- both shell scripts parse cleanly
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- the repo already contains the encrypted backup pipeline, restore script, and tested round-trip coverage requested by issue #693
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## Recommendation
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Close issue #693 as already implemented on `main`.
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This verification PR exists only to preserve the evidence trail cleanly and close the stale issue without rebuilding the backup pipeline again.
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