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@aknot242 aknot242 commented Nov 24, 2025

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  • The docker entrypoint's chmod command was corrupt
  • The WAF + DoS entrypoint was missing a critical line break
  • The Kubernetes examples were incorrectly falling under SELinux in the ToC
  • To fix an NGINX config load error, moving probe directives to http context as that is the only valid location for them

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LGTM! Adding WAF approvers for tagging.

@ADubhlaoich ADubhlaoich requested a review from a team November 24, 2025 15:23
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I currently don't have the option to approve but as the DOS developer, I approve the changes.

@ADubhlaoich ADubhlaoich merged commit 9029d8f into main Nov 27, 2025
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