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Option 1: Just open another SSH window (easiest) The service runs in the background, so you can just open another terminal/SSH session and keep working. Option 2: Exit the status view You’re currently in the systemctl status view. Just press q to quit and get back to your command prompt. Option 3: Run service commands
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PHP Cheat Sheet The only paths that matter (Homebrew PHP 8.5 + Apache) PHP binary /opt/homebrew/bin/php PHP 8.5 config folder /opt/homebrew/etc/php/8.5/ Extra scanned INI files /opt/homebrew/etc/php/8.5/conf.d/ PHP-FPM main config /opt/homebrew/etc/php/8.5/php-fpm.conf PHP-FPM pool configs /opt/homebrew/etc/php/8.5/php-fpm.d/ yours: /opt/homebrew/etc/php/8.5/php-fpm.d/sandbox.conf Apache vhost file (your php sandbox site) /private/etc/apache2/extra/php-sandbox.local.conf Apache main config /etc/apache2/httpd.conf Apache logs (your sandbox vhost) /private/var/log/apache2/php-sandbox-error_log /private/var/log/apache2/php-sandbox-access_log
To update your GitLab instance to version 17.6, follow these steps: Review the Release Notes: Familiarize yourself with the new features, bug fixes, and any deprecations in version 17.6. GitLab check rhel [spiffy-root@spiffydesign ~]$ rpm -E %rhel 9 Cool — RHEL/Alma 9 means you want the .el9 builds. Install targets (in order) 1. gitlab-ee-18.5.5-ee.0.el9 2.
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Auth system complete. Two auth paths, both project-scoped: Path A — AccidAuth (primary) routers/auth.py POST /auth/verify-token — accepts X-Accid-Key + X-Accid-Hash + X-ACCID-App headers Auto-registers on first call (no separate registration step) Project scoping: pass {"project_id": "dragon-lady"} in body — keys accumulate project access on each successful auth GET /auth/key-info — returns registered projects, app,
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+ JSON-noculars Complete System Documentation Version 2.0 — February 11, 2026 What This System Does The ACCID Scraper Pipeline takes any website, extracts its content (text, links, images, navigation), and converts it into a format the ACCID HTML Builder can import. The output is a static HTML site with the original content. No databases, no
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JSON Overview What It Is A standalone, client-side HTML page builder. No backend server required for core editing — pages are built in the browser, persisted to localStorage, and exported as static HTML via ZIP download or FTP upload. When served from an ACCID backend (PHP bridge or ACCID Vault), persistence extends to server-side storage.
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ADDITION: See Tagger Integration guide 9 MONTHS IN THE MAKING – IT’S DONE! What You Got: 1. vault_enhanced.py (900+ lines) The complete, production-ready vault with EVERYTHING: ✅ Project Management – Waypoint tutorials – HTML sites – React apps – Unlimited projects from one install ✅ FTP Deployment – Original feature (your 30-line vault) – Now
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