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Dedicated server 78.38.35.216: state and cut-over order in docs, CLAUDE.md entry, password snippet for two Password lines, archive-app-log.sh finds its project dir

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -67,6 +67,12 @@ request to the server admin, not something to fix.
and the `zareian-pg-*` / `zareian-applog-pull` units. It also runs other teams' services and its
own `postgresql@14-main`, which we never use.
**`78.38.35.216` (`tadrisino`, new dedicated VM, not yet serving users)**, account `zareian` (sudo): the whole
machine is ours. The app runs as the non-sudo user `mathapp` under `/home/mathapp/`; same unit names as on 249.
Password is the `Password` line after `NewServer` in the password file. State and the cut-over order:
`docs/operations.md` «سرورِ اختصاصیِ جدید». Until cut-over, 249 stays the live server and every rule below applies
there unchanged; on 216, rules 1, 5, 6, 8 and 10 still apply.
### Rules (not negotiable)
1. **Read-only first.** Before changing anything, look: `systemctl status`, `ls`, `git -C … log -1`,
@@ -114,7 +120,8 @@ session. Take only the password line, everything after the first `: ` (stripping
once sent the whole line and SSH refused it):
```bash
sed -n '/^Password/{s/^[^:]*: *//;p;}' ~/Desktop/'رمز سرور.txt' > "$SCRATCH/.pw" && chmod 600 "$SCRATCH/.pw"
sed -n '/^Password/{s/^[^:]*: *//;p;q;}' ~/Desktop/'رمز سرور.txt' | tr -d '\r\n' > "$SCRATCH/.pw" && chmod 600 "$SCRATCH/.pw" # 249/247 (first Password line)
awk '/^NewServer/{f=1;next} f && /^Password/{sub(/^[^:]*: */,"");printf "%s",$0;exit}' ~/Desktop/'رمز سرور.txt' > "$SCRATCH/.pwn" && chmod 600 "$SCRATCH/.pwn" # 216
sshpass -f "$SCRATCH/.pw" ssh administrator@78.38.35.249 '<command>'
sshpass -f "$SCRATCH/.pw" ssh administrator@78.38.35.249 'sudo -S -p "" <command>' < "$SCRATCH/.pw"
rm -P "$SCRATCH/.pw" # as soon as the work is done (macOS has no shred); recreate it next time