The running server serves the unified AGENT installer at its /install.sh
endpoint, which the "Install on Linux" wizard fetches with --url/--token-file.
For published releases handleDownloadInstallScriptCommon only serves the local
/opt/pulse/scripts/install.sh when its .sig and .sshsig sidecars sit next to it;
otherwise it proxies the top-level GitHub install.sh asset. Since 49412357a that
asset is the SERVER installer (LXC/systemd quickstart, --version), so the proxy
now hands the agent wizard a server installer that rejects --url with
"Unknown option".
deploy_agent_scripts copied only the .sh/.ps1 files, never the sidecars, so every
published-release LXC/systemd install always hit the proxy and served the wrong
script. The Docker image already deploys both sidecars (Dockerfile); LXC/systemd
did not. This was latent across rc.1-rc.5 (the proxied asset was the agent
installer then) and surfaced in rc.6 once the asset flipped to the server
installer.
Deploy the .sig/.sshsig sidecars alongside each script so the endpoint serves
the local agent installer and never falls back to the server-installer asset.
Add a behavioral guard that runs deploy_agent_scripts and asserts the sidecars
land next to the served script, and document the served-endpoint sidecar
requirement in the deployment-installability contract.
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