docs(wiki): retire two fixed issues, and stop giving advice built on one of them Known-Issues listed #230 and #231 as open. Both were closed on 2026-09-07, by 23a5f00 and dd6afaf, and Day-Two-Operations had built a workaround on top of #230: it told operators to rotate the admin credential in .env because the UI silently would not apply it. That advice is now wrong — the UI path works, and sending people around it costs them a restart for no reason. Also: - The Updating procedure was three commands with no mention of the CHANGELOG. 3.12.0 needs INTERNAL_ALERT_TOKEN on both waf and backend or the WAF drops its block notifications silently, and 3.13.0 makes GET /api/docs require authentication. Following the old procedure from 3.11.x got you a stack that looked fine and had lost its alerts. - The proxy is on Ubuntu 26.04, digest-pinned, not 22.04. - Home advertised Known-Issues by the bug that is now fixed. Verified: the two issues are closed on the tracker; the fixes are in main; the files the page tells you to run (tests/ci-e2e.sh, scripts/pre-commit-validate.sh) exist, and the documentation links still answer 200.
docs(wiki): known issues, networking, operations and the MCP server Home, sidebar and footer, plus four pages that complement the docs site rather than restating it. Known issues leads with #230, where the UI reports the admin password as changed while the old one keeps working, with the .env rotation as the workaround, and #231, where the web container stays failed after a port 80 conflict until it is force-recreated. #143 is noted so the ICAP transport work is not a surprise. Ports and networking carries the port table, the RFC1918-only rule on 3128 and the warning that the SSL-bump CA under config/ can decrypt every client that trusts it. Day-two operations covers updating, backup (stop first: the backup is as sensitive as the deployment), health checks and the e2e suite. The MCP page separates read tools from mutating ones and states plainly that the credentials handed to an agent are admin credentials for the gateway. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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