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Oleksandr ShyshatskyiandClaude Opus 5 8994b461b0 Every service starts the same way, and Moonraker stays on /usr/data
Moonraker is no longer copied to /usr/prog. The payload already extracts
that exact tree to /usr/data/anvil/moonraker, so the installer was making a
second identical copy onto the small firmware partition -- the one install
step that could fail on space, whose failure was "this printer has no
working web UI". Worse, /usr/prog is what a stock flash overwrites while
/usr/data survives, so a firmware update silently reverted Moonraker to
FlashForge's 2022 build and left the rest of the mod in place: exactly the
"which Moonraker is this printer running?" ambiguity the previous commit set
out to end. Neither of the two things thought to pin it there holds -- the
moonraker-env virtualenv is not on sys.path (imports resolve from
Python-3.8.2/lib/python3.8/site-packages, checked on the real image) and
moonrakerDaemon is never invoked. FlashForge's tree is left alone, unused.

S60web became S60nginx and S62moonraker. nginx and moonraker fail for
different reasons and are now stopped, started and diagnosed separately;
MOD_WEB still governs both.

payload/anvil-service.sh is the shape all six services now share. They had
been written one at a time and had arrived at four different answers to "is
it running" and two to "restart", none of them decisions. Two real bugs were
living in that drift, and both are fixed here:

  * busybox start-stop-daemon -K returns before the process is dead and
    never removes the pidfile, so restart raced its own start -- stop
    returned, start found the pidfile still held, and the service ended up
    stopped rather than restarted. The `sleep 2` in front of restart was
    standing in for that wait; svc_stop_daemon does it properly and the
    sleep is gone.
  * klippy does not unlink /tmp/uds on exit. supervise() knew that; stop()
    did not, so status reported a dead klippy as running and restart
    declined to do anything at all.

run-append.sh now clears $MODDIR/init.d before extracting. Without it the
rename above would leave a stale S60web beside the two new scripts on any
printer that already has the mod, and firmwareExe runs every executable
S* in filename order -- starting nginx and moonraker twice, from scripts
disagreeing about where moonraker lives.

bin/patch.sh stages anvil-service.sh. It is sourced, so no chmod +x.

test/integration/printer/case-services.sh is a new replica gate: it runs
every service on the printer's own busybox and checks the contract they
share rather than grepping them for how they are spelled. case-moonraker.sh
now asserts moonraker runs from /usr/data, that nothing under /usr/prog is
executed, that restart yields a genuinely new pid, and that stopping
moonraker leaves nginx up -- the point of the split.

The .modold rollback recovery in docs/how-it-works.md described a code path
removed in the previous commit and is rewritten for what happens now.

Verified in the replica (real rootfs.squashfs, qemu-mipsel): case-moonraker,
case-services, case-mcu-bringup and case-boot-screen all pass; pytest 181
passed, 5 skipped. case-install.sh and case-recovery.sh are syntax-checked
only -- they need a stock FlashForge package, which is not in this checkout.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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