fix(execd): extend mitm CA wait to 300s and log wait duration#943
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The bootstrap script waited at most 30s for /opt/opensandbox/mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem before skipping system CA trust setup. When the egress sidecar is recovering from a transient failure (e.g. mitmproxy OOM-killed and being restarted with backoff), 30s is not enough and the sandbox starts without TLS interception support, silently breaking HTTPS for system libraries. Extend the wait to 300s and log the actual wait duration on success so the boot timeline is visible in execd logs.
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Summary
The bootstrap script waited at most 30s for /opt/opensandbox/mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem before skipping system CA trust setup. When the egress sidecar is recovering from a transient failure (e.g. mitmproxy OOM-killed and being restarted with backoff), 30s is not enough and the sandbox starts without TLS interception support, silently breaking HTTPS for system libraries.
Extend the wait to 300s and log the actual wait duration on success so the boot timeline is visible in execd logs.
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