fix(relay): default interop image to WebTransport at root path

Makefile

@@ -83,6 +83,12 @@ CLIENT_RELAY_IMAGE ?= moq-relay:latest
 CLIENT_RELAY_URL   ?= moqt://relay:4443
 CLIENT_COMPOSE     := docker compose -f interop/docker-compose.client.yml
 
+# Transport our loopback relay must speak, derived from the URL scheme so the
+# default moqt:// loopback uses raw QUIC and an https:// override uses
+# WebTransport. Only consumed by our own relay image (third-party relays ignore
+# MOQT_TRANSPORT); see interop/docker-compose.client.yml.
+CLIENT_RELAY_TRANSPORT ?= $(if $(filter https://%,$(CLIENT_RELAY_URL)),webtransport,quic)
+
 # Build our test-client image from this repo's sources.
 interop-client-build:
 	docker build -f cmd/interop-client/Dockerfile.client -t moq-interop-client:latest .
@@ -91,7 +97,8 @@ interop-client-build:
 # loopback works out of the box; harmless when targeting a third-party relay.
 interop-client: interop-build interop-certs
 	@echo ">> interop-client: moq-interop-client -> $(CLIENT_RELAY_IMAGE) ($(CLIENT_RELAY_URL))"
-	RELAY_IMAGE=$(CLIENT_RELAY_IMAGE) RELAY_URL=$(CLIENT_RELAY_URL) $(CLIENT_ENV) \
+	RELAY_IMAGE=$(CLIENT_RELAY_IMAGE) RELAY_URL=$(CLIENT_RELAY_URL) \
+		MOQT_TRANSPORT=$(CLIENT_RELAY_TRANSPORT) $(CLIENT_ENV) \
 		$(CLIENT_COMPOSE) up --build --abort-on-container-exit --exit-code-from test-client; \
 	status=$$?; $(CLIENT_COMPOSE) down -v >/dev/null 2>&1; exit $$status
 

cmd/relay/Dockerfile

@@ -41,10 +41,14 @@ COPY cmd/relay/entrypoint-relay.sh /app/run_endpoint.sh
 RUN chmod +x /app/run_endpoint.sh && mkdir -p /certs /mlog
 
 # Defaults follow the runner conventions; override at `docker run`/compose time.
+# MOQT_TRANSPORT defaults to webtransport: the runner's docker harness always
+# dials the relay at https://relay:4443 (WebTransport / ALPN "h3") and exposes
+# no knob to set MOQT_TRANSPORT, so a raw-QUIC default makes every client fail
+# the TLS handshake with "no application protocol".
 ENV MOQT_ROLE=relay \
     MOQT_PORT=4443 \
-    MOQT_TRANSPORT=quic \
-    MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH=/moq
+    MOQT_TRANSPORT=webtransport \
+    MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH=/
 
 EXPOSE 4443/udp
 

cmd/relay/entrypoint-relay.sh

@@ -7,8 +7,17 @@
 #   MOQT_PORT              UDP port to listen on (default: 4443)
 #   MOQT_CERT              TLS certificate PEM (default: /certs/cert.pem)
 #   MOQT_KEY               TLS private key PEM (default: /certs/priv.key)
-#   MOQT_TRANSPORT         "quic" (moqt://) or "webtransport" (https://) (default: quic)
-#   MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH HTTP/3 CONNECT path for WebTransport (default: /moq)
+#   MOQT_TRANSPORT         "quic" (moqt://) or "webtransport" (https://) (default: webtransport)
+#                          The runner's docker harness always points the client
+#                          at https://relay:4443 (WebTransport / ALPN "h3") and
+#                          provides no way to set MOQT_TRANSPORT, so the relay
+#                          must speak WebTransport by default or every handshake
+#                          fails with "tls: no application protocol".
+#   MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH HTTP/3 CONNECT path for WebTransport (default: /)
+#                          The runner dials a path-less https://relay:4443, so
+#                          the CONNECT targets "/"; serving WebTransport at the
+#                          root is what lets the upgrade succeed (otherwise the
+#                          request 404s against the /moq handler).
 #
 # Mounts:
 #   /certs/cert.pem, /certs/priv.key
@@ -21,8 +30,8 @@ ROLE="${MOQT_ROLE:-relay}"
 PORT="${MOQT_PORT:-4443}"
 CERT="${MOQT_CERT:-/certs/cert.pem}"
 KEY="${MOQT_KEY:-/certs/priv.key}"
-TRANSPORT="${MOQT_TRANSPORT:-quic}"
-WT_PATH="${MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH:-/moq}"
+TRANSPORT="${MOQT_TRANSPORT:-webtransport}"
+WT_PATH="${MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH:-/}"
 
 if [ "$ROLE" != "relay" ]; then
     echo "role '$ROLE' not supported (only 'relay')" >&2

cmd/relay/main.go

@@ -239,15 +239,22 @@ func webTransportListener(addr, path string, tlsCfg *tls.Config) (*wtconn.Listen
 	mux := http.NewServeMux()
 	// Catch-all so requests that don't hit `path` (wrong URL, missing
 	// upgrade header, plain GET) get logged instead of silently 404'ing.
-	mux.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
-		alpn := ""
-		if r.TLS != nil {
-			alpn = r.TLS.NegotiatedProtocol
-		}
-		log.Printf("http3: unmatched request %s %s%s proto=%s alpn=%q upgrade=%q",
-			r.Method, r.Host, r.URL.Path, r.Proto, alpn, r.Header.Get(":protocol"))
-		http.NotFound(w, r)
-	})
+	// Skip it when the upgrade handler itself owns "/" (path == "/"):
+	// registering two handlers for the same pattern panics the ServeMux,
+	// and a root-mounted upgrade already covers every request anyway. The
+	// interop runner dials a path-less URL (https://relay:4443), so the
+	// CONNECT targets "/" — see MOQT_WEBTRANSPORT_PATH in entrypoint-relay.sh.
+	if path != "/" {
+		mux.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
+			alpn := ""
+			if r.TLS != nil {
+				alpn = r.TLS.NegotiatedProtocol
+			}
+			log.Printf("http3: unmatched request %s %s%s proto=%s alpn=%q upgrade=%q",
+				r.Method, r.Host, r.URL.Path, r.Proto, alpn, r.Header.Get(":protocol"))
+			http.NotFound(w, r)
+		})
+	}
 	h3 := &http3.Server{
 		TLSConfig: tlsCfg,
 		Handler:   mux,

interop/docker-compose.client.yml

@@ -19,6 +19,13 @@ services:
     environment:
       - MOQT_ROLE=relay
       - MOQT_PORT=4443
+      # The default loopback (CLIENT_RELAY_IMAGE=moq-relay:latest, our own
+      # image) dials moqt://relay:4443, so the relay must speak raw QUIC — our
+      # image otherwise defaults to WebTransport (the external moq-interop-runner
+      # drives it that way). Defaults to quic to match the moqt:// URL; the
+      # Makefile derives it from CLIENT_RELAY_URL's scheme. Third-party relay
+      # images ignore this var and use their own transport conventions.
+      - MOQT_TRANSPORT=${MOQT_TRANSPORT:-quic}
     # No healthcheck override here: third-party relay images ship their own
     # (e.g. moq-rs uses `ss`, the moq-dev adapter greps /proc/net/udp6), and
     # some are shell-less so a `sh -c` override would never pass. We rely on the