services/router: init

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# Internal reverse proxy for the gateway: Caddy terminates TLS for
# <service>.<site><siteId>.<proxy.domain> (e.g. omada.cnx1.cnx.network) and
# forwards to backends by their internal address. The cert is a real Let's
# Encrypt wildcard (*.<site><siteId>.<domain>) obtained via ACME DNS-01
# against proxy.acme.nameserver with a gateway-scoped TSIG key, so browsers
# trust it without any CA install; the names only *resolve* internally —
# Blocky answers them with the router's LAN address, the public zone never
# carries them.
#
# The TSIG secret is the shared dns-acme-<hostname>-secret generator
# (acme-secret.nix, declared here via default.nix); the nameserver machine
# must declare the same generator and load the key (this fleet: ns1).
{ settings }:
{ config, lib, ... }:
let
cfg = settings;
hostname = config.networking.hostName;
tsigKey = "acme_${lib.replaceStrings [ "-" ] [ "_" ] hostname}";
certName = "${cfg.site}${toString cfg.siteId}.${cfg.proxy.domain}";
nameserver = "${cfg.proxy.acme.nameserver}:53";
in
{
config = lib.mkIf cfg.proxy.enable {
assertions = [
{
assertion = lib.all (v: cfg.vlans ? ${v}) cfg.proxy.allowVlans;
message = "router: proxy.allowVlans must name VLANs defined in vlans.";
}
];
# Render the shared per-gateway TSIG secret into a lego rfc2136 env file,
# scoped on the nameserver to _acme-challenge.<site><siteId> TXT records.
clan.core.vars.generators."dns-acme-${hostname}-rfc2136" = {
files."rfc2136.env".secret = true; # root-owned; systemd reads it as root
dependencies = [ "dns-acme-${hostname}-secret" ];
script = ''
printf 'RFC2136_NAMESERVER=${nameserver}\nRFC2136_TSIG_ALGORITHM=hmac-sha256.\nRFC2136_TSIG_KEY=${tsigKey}\nRFC2136_TSIG_SECRET=%s\n' \
"$(cat "$in"/dns-acme-${hostname}-secret/secret)" > "$out"/rfc2136.env
'';
};
security.acme = {
acceptTerms = true;
defaults.email = cfg.proxy.acme.email;
# One wildcard for every proxied service; DNS-01, so issuance works
# behind PPPoE with no inbound reachability at all.
certs.${certName} = {
domain = "*.${certName}";
dnsProvider = "rfc2136";
environmentFile =
config.clan.core.vars.generators."dns-acme-${hostname}-rfc2136".files."rfc2136.env".path;
# Only that nameserver accepts this key's UPDATE; check propagation
# against it directly rather than a public resolver.
dnsResolver = nameserver;
# Caddy reads the cert from explicit file paths (tls directive below),
# so it won't notice a renewal on its own.
reloadServices = [ "caddy.service" ];
};
};
# The lego-issued cert is owned group=acme; Caddy needs to read the key.
users.users.caddy.extraGroups = [ "acme" ];
# The explicit `tls cert key` points Caddy at the wildcard cert and disables
# its automatic ACME, so no extra issuance happens.
services.caddy = {
enable = true;
virtualHosts = lib.mapAttrs' (
name: svc:
lib.nameValuePair "${name}.${certName}" {
extraConfig = ''
tls /var/lib/acme/${certName}/cert.pem /var/lib/acme/${certName}/key.pem
${
if svc.insecureSkipVerify then
''
reverse_proxy ${svc.backend} {
transport http {
tls_insecure_skip_verify
}
}''
else
"reverse_proxy ${svc.backend}"
}
'';
}
) cfg.proxy.services;
};
# Blocky answers <anything>.<site><siteId>.cnx.network (customDNS covers
# subdomains) with the router's LAN address — clients on any allowed VLAN
# reach that address through the router's input path.
services.blocky.settings.customDNS.mapping.${certName} = cfg.vlans.lan.address;
# 443 serves the proxy; 80 only carries Caddy's automatic HTTP->HTTPS
# redirect. mgmt is already a trusted interface; listed anyway so shrinking
# trustedInterfaces later doesn't silently break the proxy.
networking.firewall.interfaces = lib.genAttrs (map (v: "vlan-${v}") cfg.proxy.allowVlans) (_: {
allowedTCPPorts = [
80
443
];
});
};
}