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## 01-11-2025
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Twice in one day…
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Well, the custom error pages weren’t rendering as I intended — because I’m always saying no to inline CSS. Which, to be fair, still makes perfect sense security wise.
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But I forgot about it and only noticed today when testing phpMyAdmin, which kindly threw a 502 in my face.
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It’s fixed now and works exactly as intended.
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**Note:** phpMyAdmin is not up for grabs yet.
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— Allan
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## 01-11-2025
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Again… Every time I think, *“Now that’s it — this is the final version,”* a voice in my head goes, *“Oh, but you forgot…”* Not that I actually have voices in my head — well, probably no more than anyone else.
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Turned out I assumed too much. Again. I assumed `curl`, `unzip`, and `wget` would always exist on a system. While that’s true for maybe 90 percent of servers out there, it’s not *always* the case.
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