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roles/sys-ctl-hlth-webserver and roles/sys-ctl-hlth-csp both derive
their probe protocol from lookup('tls', DOMAIN_PRIMARY, 'protocols.web')
- a single, global flag applied to every domain they check. Under Tor,
svc-prx-openresty's own domain (DOMAIN_PRIMARY) gets swapped for its
onion sibling (exclusive: true, the provider default), so
lookup('tls', 'infinito.test') falls through resolve_term's app-primary
fallback and resolves against the onion address instead - flipping the
protocol to http for every domain check in the run.
That's correct for every currently-deployed app, since every other
Tor-enabled role is onion-exclusive - but web-app-wazuh is the first
role to set exclusive: false, keeping a real clearnet domain alongside
its onion one. Under Tor, wazuh.infinito.test still gets probed over
plain http (correct for onion, wrong for it), and nginx's normal
301 HTTP->HTTPS redirect isn't in the health check's accepted status
list, failing the whole service - and separately, the CSP crawler
silently reads its http/ directory instead of https/, never actually
crawling Wazuh's clearnet vhost at all.
Fixes resolve_term to keep the originally-requested clearnet domain
when the owning app's primary has been swapped to onion, rather than
following that fallback - mirroring align_domain_to_consumer's existing
pattern for the same situation. Fixes both callers with one change;
script.py needs no change, since it already sends onion domains over
http correctly.
Root cause confirmed via a real repro: lookup('tls', 'infinito.test')
returns protocols.web=http under Tor before this fix. Not yet
confirmed: whether the dual-stack HTTPS vhost actually answers with an
accepted status code once probed correctly - that requires a live Tor
CI run.
This touches resolve_term, used by every lookup('tls', <domain>) call
platform-wide - a wider-reaching shared-code change than the earlier
sys-front-tls fix. Flagging to Kevin as its own review item.