Add network info cleanup and missing file retry logic#706
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- Clean up network info files older than 1 hour when monitoring starts - Search for new SSH process after 5 consecutive file read failures
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Summary
<pid>.jsonfiles in the network info directory on monitor start (files older than 1 hour)Details
Network info files (
<basePath>/net/<pid>.json) are created by the Coder CLI and persist after processes terminate. This adds automatic cleanup of files not modified in the last hour.Previously, if the network info file was missing (e.g., deleted or never created), the monitor would log errors indefinitely without attempting to find a new process. Now it behaves consistently with stale file detection - after 5 failures (with delays), it searches for a new SSH process.
Closes #51