# Session Log — 2026-06-01 — Lonestar Sophos Removal Coordination

## User
- **User:** Mike Swanson (mike)
- **Machine:** Mikes-MacBook-Air.local
- **Role:** admin

## Session Summary

The user requested details about a "Lonestar Datto agent removal issue from the other day" to send to Howard. Initial search across session logs, wiki articles, client folders, and coordination API found no Lonestar+Datto work documented. Only Lonestar MDM (ManageEngine) issues from March 2026 were present in the wiki. A Birth Biologic Datto Workplace SmartBadge issue from 2026-05-28 (Kristin Steen KSTEENBB2025, dual Workplace2/Desktop install causing Excel add-in failure) was found but not relevant.

The user clarified the issue was Lonestar + SOPHOS (not Datto). A /sync command was executed which pulled 14 commits from remote, including a freshly reconstructed session log: `clients/lonestar-electrical/session-logs/2026-05-29-sophos-removal.md`. This log had been recovered by Mike from an orphaned transcript 2 hours earlier using the new `/recover` tooling.

The Sophos removal log documented IN PROGRESS work on LS-1 and LS-2 (Win11 machines at Lonestar's Norris site). Both machines arrived from the previous MSP with Sophos Endpoint Protection installed and managed via the previous MSP's Sophos Central account (no ACG access). The root blocker was the `SophosED.sys` kernel boot driver (Start=0) enforcing tamper protection. All remote removal attempts failed: SophosZap blocked by TP check, SophosUninstall.exe partially ran but left the kernel driver, PendingFileRenameOperations failed (driver loads before smss.exe), sc config and ACL reset blocked at kernel level. Completed work: enrolled both in GuruRMM, removed Datto Cloud Continuity startup entry (LS-2), registered ScreenConnect + GuruRMM agents for Safe Mode, disabled MCS Agent/SntpService, booted both to WinRE. Both machines are currently sitting in WinRE awaiting the offline driver removal step.

A comprehensive coordination message was sent to Howard (`a23db15f-8719-4f66-88c6-d4799fdb9fa7`) with full details: what was tried and blocked, what was completed, root cause analysis, exact WinRE command sequence for offline driver removal (del SophosED.sys + registry Start=4 via offline hive load), tooling staged (Ventoy USB), billing notes (prepaid hours, verify Syncro ticket), and reference to the full session log. Howard is responsible for completing the WinRE steps on both machines.

## Key Decisions

- Searched exhaustively before asking the user for clarification - checked session logs (recent + older), wiki (clients/projects/systems), client folders, temp/, coordination API todos, and GrepAI semantic search. Only after finding nothing asked the user to clarify.
- Executed /sync when the user ran the command mid-search, which revealed the recovered Sophos removal log in the incoming commits. The timing was fortunate - the log had been reconstructed from transcript just 2 hours prior.
- Sent the coordination message to `Howard-Home/claude-main` (Howard's home machine session) rather than broadcasting or guessing which session he's actively using. The project_key was set to `clients-lonestar-electrical` for proper filtering.
- Included the exact WinRE command sequence in the coord message (not just "run the commands in the log") so Howard has a self-contained reference without needing to open the session log file.

## Problems Encountered

- Initial /sync push failed with "fatal: could not read Password for 'https://azcomputerguru@git.azcomputerguru.com': Device not configured". The HTTPS remote requires authentication but no credential helper was configured. Attempted to use vault password directly in URL but it contained special characters (#) that broke URL parsing ("URL rejected: No host part").
- Resolved by creating a temporary GIT_ASKPASS helper script that echoes the password from an environment variable, then executing `git push origin main` with `GIT_ASKPASS` set. Push succeeded. The askpass script was cleaned up after push.
- Ollama qwen3:4b returned null when generating the session summary. Endpoint was reachable (100.101.122.4:11434) but the response was empty. Proceeded to write the session log directly without Ollama-generated prose.

## Configuration Changes

- Created: `session-logs/2026-06-01-mike-lonestar-sophos-coordination.md` (this log)

## Credentials & Secrets

- Gitea password retrieved from vault: `services/gitea.sops.yaml` field `credentials.password` (contains special characters requiring GIT_ASKPASS workaround)

## Infrastructure & Servers

- Lonestar Electrical: Syncro customer `33809612`, machines LS-1 and LS-2 (Win11, Norris site), currently in WinRE
- Sophos: SophosED.sys kernel driver (Start=0, enforces tamper protection), managed via previous MSP's Sophos Central (no ACG access)
- Coordination API: `http://172.16.3.30:8001/api/coord/messages` (message ID `a23db15f-8719-4f66-88c6-d4799fdb9fa7`)
- Gitea: `https://git.azcomputerguru.com/azcomputerguru/claudetools.git` (authentication via vault credentials)
- Ollama: `http://100.101.122.4:11434` (endpoint reachable but returned null on prose generation)

## Commands & Outputs

```bash
# Sync - 14 commits pulled, 2 pushed
bash .claude/scripts/sync.sh
# Pulled: session recovery toolset, 12 recovered logs including Sophos removal, wiki compile improvements, GuruRMM BSOD spec
# Pushed: ba4e70a (memory dream report), 581906a (rebase merge)

# Gitea push with askpass workaround
export GITEA_PASSWORD="<from vault>"
export GIT_ASKPASS="/tmp/git-askpass-$$.sh"
git push origin main
# Output: remote processed 1 ref, pushed c893d3e..581906a main -> main

# Coordination message sent
curl -X POST http://172.16.3.30:8001/api/coord/messages ...
# Response: {"id":"a23db15f-8719-4f66-88c6-d4799fdb9fa7", ...}
```

## Pending / Incomplete Tasks

- **Howard:** Complete WinRE offline driver removal on LS-1 and LS-2 (del SophosED.sys, registry Start=4, reboot, run SophosZap --confirm). Both machines are sitting in WinRE waiting.
- **Lonestar billing:** Verify Syncro ticket exists ("Sophos Endpoint Removal - LS-1 and LS-2") before logging time. Live-check prepaid hours via `GET /customers/33809612`.
- **GIT_ASKPASS workaround:** This is a per-session fix. Consider adding a permanent credential helper or fixing the vault password to not contain URL-breaking characters.

## Reference Information

- Sophos removal session log: `clients/lonestar-electrical/session-logs/2026-05-29-sophos-removal.md`
- Original handoff coord message (Mike→Howard): `689cfb7c` (2026-06-01)
- This session's coord message: `a23db15f-8719-4f66-88c6-d4799fdb9fa7`
- Lonestar wiki: `wiki/clients/lonestar-electrical.md`
- Sync commits: incoming c893d3e..581906a (14 commits), outgoing ba4e70a, 581906a
- Birth Biologic Datto SmartBadge reference (unrelated): 2026-05-28 session, KSTEENBB2025, dual Workplace install fix

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## Update: 20:05 MST — Vault Sync + Roadmap Implementation Workflow Directive

### User
- **User:** Mike Swanson (mike)
- **Machine:** Mikes-MacBook-Air.local
- **Role:** admin

### Session Summary

The user requested a vault repo sync, which was executed successfully. The vault repo was clean with no local changes, no incoming commits, and already up-to-date at HEAD `f44db79` (Google Workspace service account key storage).

The user then requested adding a directive to the GuruRMM roadmap: before implementing any roadmap item, interview the user to flesh out additional details beyond the existing spec (edge cases, UI/UX specifics, error handling, integration points, performance, testing, constraints). A new "Implementation Workflow" section was added to `docs/FEATURE_ROADMAP.md` immediately after the Legend and before the first feature section. The directive specifies a 4-step workflow: read existing spec, interview user for details, update spec, proceed with implementation.

The changes were committed to the GuruRMM submodule (`5a274d5`), pushed to Gitea, then the parent repo submodule pointer was updated (`4d0e9bc`) and pushed. Both pushes required the GIT_ASKPASS workaround due to special characters in the vault-stored Gitea password.

### Key Decisions

- Placed the "Implementation Workflow" section immediately after the Legend (before any feature content) so it's visible upfront when opening the roadmap file. This placement makes it clear the directive applies to all features below.
- Used a 4-step numbered workflow (read spec, interview, update spec, implement) rather than prose to make it scannable and actionable.
- Included specific examples of what to clarify during the interview (edge cases, UI/UX, error handling, integration, performance, testing, constraints) so the interview step is concrete, not vague.
- Committed the roadmap change directly to GuruRMM main via detached HEAD push rather than creating a PR - this is a documentation-only change with no code impact.

### Configuration Changes

- Modified: `projects/msp-tools/guru-rmm/docs/FEATURE_ROADMAP.md` (+20 lines, new "Implementation Workflow" section)
- GuruRMM submodule: committed `5a274d5`, pushed to main
- Parent repo: submodule pointer bump `4d0e9bc`, pushed to main

### Commands & Outputs

```bash
# Vault sync - clean, no changes
cd /Users/azcomputerguru/vault
git status --short  # (empty)
git fetch origin    # No incoming changes
git push origin main  # Everything up-to-date
# HEAD: f44db79

# GuruRMM roadmap edit + commit
cd projects/msp-tools/guru-rmm
git commit -m "docs(roadmap): add implementation workflow directive"
# Commit: 5a274d5

# Push submodule (with GIT_ASKPASS)
git push origin HEAD:main
# Output: a8d336a..5a274d5  HEAD -> main

# Parent repo submodule pointer bump
cd /Users/azcomputerguru/ClaudeTools
git commit -m "chore: bump guru-rmm submodule (roadmap workflow directive)"
# Commit: 4d0e9bc
git push origin main
# Output: bd89c6b..4d0e9bc  main -> main
```

### Reference Information

- GuruRMM commit: `5a274d5` - docs(roadmap): add implementation workflow directive
- Parent commit: `4d0e9bc` - chore: bump guru-rmm submodule (roadmap workflow directive)
- Vault HEAD: `f44db79` - secrets: store acg-msp-access Google Workspace SA key inline
- Roadmap file: `projects/msp-tools/guru-rmm/docs/FEATURE_ROADMAP.md`
- Push sequence: GuruRMM main (a8d336a..5a274d5), parent main (bd89c6b..4d0e9bc)
