Editing Openai/693c70a4-9498-8011-87ee-efb5576cc53d (section)

=== When you pulled your new “caddy-wsi” repo, you accidentally stopped using: ===

<syntaxhighlight>~/projects/caddy/

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But NPM was still pointing to THIS ORIGINAL Caddy instance, not the new one.

Then:
# Caddy container stopped running or was removed
# /projects/caddy remained, but Docker stack was never brought back up
# NPM could no longer reach the backend
# Cloudflare reports: ``<code> 502 Bad Gateway – Host error <syntaxhighlight>
=== ## ===

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cd ~/projects/caddy

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==== </syntaxhighlight> ====
cat docker-compose.yml

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It will likely contain:

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services:
  caddy:
    ...
    volumes:
* ./Caddyfile:/etc/caddy/Caddyfile
* ./site:/usr/share/caddy

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==== </syntaxhighlight> ====
docker compose up -d

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Follow with:

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docker ps | grep caddy

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If Caddy starts correctly → website comes back online immediately.

=== The /projects/caddy/site folder matches the production files shown in your uploaded PDF ===
WSI WebSite_ https___whitestone….

You previously edited email addresses directly in:

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~/projects/caddy/site/en/index.html
~/projects/caddy/site/zh/index.html

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And saw updates instantly on:
https://whitestoneintel.com/en/
https://whitestoneintel.com/zh/

This NEVER happened with “caddy-wsi” or “mkdocs” or “wsi-website” repos.

→ Therefore: THIS is the true WSI production site.

=== Before pushing CI/CD or migrating anything: ===

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cd ~/projects/caddy/site
git status

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This will tell us:
* whether the .git folder contains your original production history
* whether this folder is safe to integrate with GitHub
* whether we need to remove .git to avoid public exposure
* how to rebuild your deployment workflow safely

=== You found the correct production website here: ===

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~/projects/caddy/site/

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This explains the entire outage:
* The Caddy server in /projects/caddy is NOT running
* NPM tries to forward to it → connection refused
* Cloudflare shows 502
* Your actual website code is intact

=== Please paste both: ===

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cat ~/projects/caddy/docker-compose.yml
git status (inside ~/projects/caddy/site)

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Once I see these two outputs:

🟦 I will restore the correct Caddy container
🟦 Fix your website immediately
🟦 Remove the .git exposure risk
🟦 Rebuild a clean CI/CD pipeline for WSI

Your website can be back online within minutes.