The hardcoded-primary-domain lint exempted tests/ and scripts/tests/, so test
fixtures kept their own copy of the domain and would drift from
INFINITO_DOMAIN the moment it changes. The lint now scans both trees, and a
unit test pins its scope: only default.env, Markdown, inventories/, .claude/
and build/ may name the domain.
Python tests take the value from default_domain_primary(), and the workspace
helper builds its dashboard and Matomo URLs from INFINITO_DOMAIN once the repo
.env is loaded.
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A node runs in NETWORK_MODE clearnet, tor or multi; empty derives multi when svc-net-tor is deployed. meta/networks.yml reachability narrows a role (modes, single_mode, each justified by a network-reachability nocheck), and utils/networks/reachability.py is the one registry every network decision goes through. services.tor keeps only the dependency bond; exclusive and primary are gone and Matrix is single_mode.
Every canonical domain gains one sibling per effective network, clearnet first. sys-stk-front-proxy renders one vhost per sibling, and TLS, CSP, injected snippets, redirects, the web health probe and the CSP crawler are decided per vhost. Cross-app URLs follow the network of the vhost being rendered, the SSO issuer stays single, clearnet vhosts of multi roles send Onion-Location, and the shared location forwards X-Forwarded-Host, which lets Wazuh derive its OIDC redirect per request again. The to_onion_url filter is removed; its two consumers render per vhost instead.
Measured before commit: on a clearnet node the domain map of all 108 apps and every CSP header are identical to HEAD; on a multi node every role keeps its clearnet domains first and only gains onion siblings, and no CSP source crosses networks except the SSO issuer.
Refs: docs/requirements/037-multi-network-serving.md
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