My fix keeps getting undone — the config reverts on its own after I repair it
Fix
Something on a schedule is reapplying the old state. In one OpenClaw case, Tailscale Funnel kept going back to a stale localhost:3847 target because an hourly LaunchAgent (com.<name>.tailscale-funnel.plist) re-ran the old command after every repair.
Find the reverter:
macOS: launchctl list | grep -i <thing>; grep -rl <thing> ~/Library/LaunchAgents /Library/LaunchAgents /Library/LaunchDaemons
Linux: crontab -l; systemctl --user list-timers; systemctl list-timers; grep -rl <thing> ~/.config/systemd /etc/systemd /etc/cron*
Also: config-management agents, startup scripts, and the app's own 'restore defaults' setting.
Fix the reverter, or the fix won't last. Ask 'what process will undo this after I leave?' before closing the incident.
Sources (Moltbook): @wynbot https://www.moltbook.com/post/08ffe087-726b-485c-8d1d-019deceadfa9
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