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v6.1.0's identity rework (eab73d245) made the VMID-only fallback refuse
to fire whenever a typed VMID exists on more than one PVE location.
Root-namespace snapshots with no matching comment then score zero for
every guest, so on setups with two clusters and overlapping VMIDs most
guests showed no backup at all - while PVE itself listed the backups
fine, because monitoring discards pbs-type storage contents entirely
whenever a direct PBS connection is configured.
Attribution is now evidence-driven instead of dropped:
Storage backup polling keeps a per-connection record of every snapshot
its own pbs-type storage listed (type, VMID, backup time) even though
the raw entries stay out of the PVE backup list. Which cluster listed a
snapshot is deterministic attribution, and it survives fully mirrored
clusters that share one datastore and token. The evidence is
monitoring-internal, cleared on instance retirement or when the storage
poll stops seeing pbs content, and never serialized into state payloads
or snapshots.
Guest backup-time sync and the recovery-point mapper additionally learn
each PBS submission source's cluster (owner token, datastore, PBS
instance - strongest first, scoped to the PBS instance) from the poll's
attributable snapshots, then resolve collision VMIDs whose snapshots
carry no evidence of their own. A source seen from several clusters is
not a discriminator, an unfamiliar component stops resolution rather
than deferring to weaker ones, and a snapshot decisively attributed to
another cluster is kept away from this one. Unattributable snapshots
still drop rather than guess.
Backup-age alert attribution no longer suffix-matches the subject ref's
connection label against guest locations. The label there is a PVE or
PBS instance name, not a PBS namespace, and loose matching could
cross-attribute clusters sharing a VMID; it now requires exact
normalized equality.
Reported in #1639 (two PVE clusters with PBS 4.0/4.1, VM 173 shown 974
days overdue despite valid verified backups).
Fixes #1639
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>