OpenClaw Signals: Systemd Async Lands, SELinux Relabeling Fixes, and Manager Docs Refresh

Tooling / Docs

Manager Bug Fixes & Docs Update (v2.28.1)

If you manage OpenClaw via systemd (most production setups do), these changes matter. The refactor clears log noise and aligns the service lifecycle expectations, reducing "why did the job stall" debugging hours.

Security / Analysis

Path Sanitization Logic Fix (v2.68.0)

Lean but critical security hardening that sanitizes mount point assumptions. It prevents registration conflicts in multi-tenant setups by ensuring the generated path string doesn't point to a shared device, limiting lateral movement risks.

Tooling / Architecture

Async Resolution Native to Systemd (v2.69.0)

This is a massive leverage move for systems running alongside Redpanda or Redis. Async resolution is shifting to systemd sockets, promising much tighter integration and lower latency for event-driven pipelines.

Bug Fix / DevOps

SELinux Relabeling Oversight in Service Scripts

Deceptively simple but annoying failure mode: SELinux security contexts aren't being restored on target files, causing downstream permission denied errors in locked-down environments. Worth the quick fix if you're enforcing MAC policies.