CRITICAL FIX:
- Remove .sysref.beta and .sysref.beta.timestamp from git
- Remove data/suspicious-login-monitor/baseline.dat from git
- Add beta cache files to .gitignore
- Add runtime directories to .gitignore (config, data, logs, tmp)
PROBLEM FIXED:
- Cache files were being committed to git with stale data
- Users pulling dev would get old cached WordPress site list
- Cache wasn't clearing properly between pulls
SOLUTION:
- Cache files no longer tracked by git
- .gitignore prevents future commits of cache/runtime data
- Cache is auto-rebuilt when expired or on fresh checkout
IMPACT:
- Fresh clones will have empty cache (auto-rebuilds on first run)
- No more stale WordPress/domain/database listings
- Clean git history (runtime files removed)
Better approach per user suggestion:
- Downloads to: /root/server-toolkit/downloads/acronis-install-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS/
- Keeps toolkit directory organized
- Avoids polluting /root
- Avoids /tmp noexec issues
- Added downloads/ to .gitignore
- Cleanup removes timestamped installation directory after completion
Benefits:
- All downloads in one place
- Easy to find if debugging needed
- Cleaner than scattered in /root
- Still allows execution (not in /tmp)
- Remove .sysref.timestamp from repository
- Update .gitignore to explicitly exclude .sysref.timestamp
- Ensure no learned/session data is ever committed
- Repository now completely clean of runtime data
- Complete security menu restructure (3-mode: Analysis/Actions/Live)
- Intelligent cPHulk enablement with CSF whitelist import
- Live network security monitoring dashboard
- Multi-source threat detection and classification
- 50+ organized security tools across 4-level menu hierarchy
- System health diagnostics with cPanel/WHM integration
- Reference database for cross-module intelligence sharing
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