Gladex Agent Logs

  a syntax rule — `[0.4.53]`'s own defect, planted; the empty-kind fallback dropped;
  repo-lint's reason dropped from a single-failure refusal; `[0.4.54]`'s three —
  **the `path:` attribution prefix dropped**, **the empty-message guard dropped (a
  silent failure grows an invented reason)**, and **the pre-fix one-failure-only
  rule restored** — M10/M11/M12; **`[0.4.55]`'s — the changelog rule dropped from
  the `--help` prose, i.e. the defect itself, planted — M13**; **`[0.4.92]`'s — the
  mixed exit-3 refusal's verified half dropped from the parent's detail, i.e. the
  defect itself, planted — M14**; **`[0.4.93]`'s two — the exit-3 bound's
  `(+N more)` announcement dropped, and the `errors[]` dict branch dropped so every
  cause falls back to `str(e)`, i.e. one half of the defect each — M15/M16**). **Since `[0.4.47]` the sandbox is
  a real git repo too** (`git init` + baseline commit in the fixture): without it the
  ship-tree gate that now runs *after* this suite's own gate fails closed and every
  scenario reports 8 instead of 0. Scenario `repo-lint` stub emitting
  the real child's JSON shapes (`ok`, `php-fail`, `go-broken`, `changelog-dup`,
  `mixed-langs`, `rc1-no-lang`, `rc1-empty`, **`multi-reasons`** (three failures,
  one message-less — attribution and the never-invent-a-reason rule), **`many-reasons`**
  (seven, mixed rules — the shared 5-failure bound), `cannot-verify`,
  **`cannot-verify-mixed`** (exit 3 carrying `errors[]` *and* two `failures[]`,
  one of them a rule), **`cannot-verify-many`** (exit 3, **four dict-shaped
  `errors[]` entries** + one failure — the real payload shape, the bound and the
  marker) and **`cannot-verify-three`** (three dicts — the off-by-one the bound
  rests on), `usage`, `garbage`, `rc0-not-ok`, `hang`), a static assertion that the gate call
  precedes the copy loop, gate-order checks (5 and 6 outrank 7), `--help` contract
  (including that exit 7 no longer promises *only* a syntax failure, and — **since
  `[0.4.55]`, section J-b** — that the *Commit lint gate* prose states **all three**
  of repo-lint's rules on whitespace-flattened help, names
  `tools/repo-lint --help` as the rule set's home, and no longer defines a clean
  tree as "parses + compiles"; plus the module docstring, where the gate list's
  long-promised `Commit lint gate (exit 7) — see below.` now has a **section**,
  asserted on the **docstring slice** rather than the whole file —
  `check_lint_gate`'s own docstring already named the rule, so a whole-file match
  passed while the promised section was still missing — with a positional check
  pinning it between 0b and 0d), and **section N runs the REAL `repo-lint`** against a throwaway git repo (clean
  commit → `LINT OK`; a committed PHP parse error → exit 7 naming the file; **N-b:
  a committed `CHANGELOG.md` repeating `## [1.0.0]` → exit 7 with no parse/compile
  claim, the rule named and repo-lint's own reason carried**). **Section N2** pins the
  rc-1 detail's three shapes through the stub (specific wording *kept* for a syntax
  rule, derived wording for a rule/mixed/langless/empty failure). **Section N3**
  (`[0.4.54]`) pins **attribution**: one `path: reason` pair per failure for a
  single failure and for many alike (one format, not two — asserted on
  `changelog-dup`, on `mixed-langs` and on `multi-reasons`), a message-less failure
  still named in the path line while its bracket stays silent (`tools/check.sh` vs
  `tools/check.sh:`), and the shared bound (`many-reasons`: paths **and** reasons
  stop at 5, both printing `(+2 more)`, the 7th failure's reason never quoted).
  **Section N4** (`[0.4.92]`) pins the **mixed exit-3 refusal**: the unverifiable
  half still reported, the *verified* half reaching the verdict too (both files,
  `fail lint (changelog, php)`, a reason attributed to its own file), the two
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && sed -n '625,660p' tools/REGISTRY.md
`fail lint (changelog, php)`, a reason attributed to its own file), the two
  halves in **one** string in that order — errors first, verdict appended — the
  refusal still ending in `fix the commit before promoting`, and, on the pure
  `cannot-verify` shape, **no** failure verdict, **no** parse/compile claim and
  **no** file named that the child never judged (the boundary that keeps
  "cannot verify" from becoming a verdict of its own).
  **Section N5** (`[0.4.93]`) pins the **shape and the bound of the exit-3
  causes**: a dict-shaped `errors[]` entry — the payload the child *really*
  sends, since `lint()`, the Go compile gate and the changelog gate all return
  `{"path","lang","error"}` — rendered as `path: error` with **no** Python repr
  (`{'path' …`) anywhere in the refusal; the fourth cause stopped at the bound
  **and announced** with `(+1 more)`, in one string with the appended verdict
  half (`… (+1 more), and committed file(s) fail to parse or compile: …`); the
  off-by-one checked both ways (**three** causes all shown and *not* marked
  truncated); and the plain-**string** fallback every older stub emits left
  byte-equal to what it printed before the helper existed.
  **Pre-fix replay**
  (tool md5 `106cabca1bed13a0554f6a7e27d2b10f`, log
  `/tmp/opencode/lintgate-pre-fix.log`) → **73 passed / 17 failed**: 14 behavioural
  (`--help` ×2, live N-b ×3, N2 ×9) plus **M7–M9 unplantable** (`plant matched 0
  line(s)`), while the guards — exit 7, the file being named, the parse/compile
  sentence *surviving* for a real syntax failure, `fix the commit before promoting` —
  passed pre-fix. **Pre-fix replay for `[0.4.54]`** (tool md5
  `e3a691677b8f419ff11f36130bbf202e`, log
  `/tmp/opencode/lintreason/pre-fix.log`) → **109 passed / 11 failed**: 8
  behavioural (N2's two attributions, N3 ×6) plus **M10–M12 unplantable** (`plant
  matched 0 line(s)`), while N3's *guards* passed pre-fix and identify themselves as
  such — the paths bound, the silent file staying silent, the 6th/7th reasons never
  quoted, `fail lint (…)`, and `fix the commit before promoting`. **Pre-fix replay
  for `[0.4.55]`** (tool md5 `3911bdccaa03846ee4d8bba55801e94a`, suite md5
  `8573a43b48a5b4a71460cb53895582ff`, log
  `/tmp/opencode/helpcontract/pre-fix.log`) → **130 passed / 9 failed**: 8
  behavioural (the epilog's three rules, the `tools/repo-lint --help` pointer, the
  stale parse+compile sentence, the docstring's missing section, the same rule named
  there, and the 0b → 0c → 0d position) plus **M13 unplantable** (`plant matched 0
  line(s)` — the line it would revert did not exist yet), while every guard passed
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n 'assertions\|REGISTRY' tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -40
5:# supports --help and is registered in tools/REGISTRY.md by name, purpose,
7:# REGISTRY.md as a COVERAGE claim: the four suites that mention it grepped
15:# (REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD=1 re-runs THIS script to that branch), so a control
135:# that row — the same words `REGISTRY.md` already documents under **Usage** —
179:# parent assertions and a control (C32) — and `cl_other` drops 25 → 22 because
260:# tools/REGISTRY.md as prose. Writing them down was (75)/(76)'s rule applied to
275:# in whenever the local MTA stopped answering, i.e. forty assertions testing
305:# copies tools/ + REGISTRY.md into its own mktemp sandbox and mutates the copy;
325:# Exit:  0 all assertions pass, 1 one or more failed, 2 bad arguments.
345:cov_tools="${REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TOOLS_DIR:-$REPO/tools}"
346:cov_registry="${REGISTRY_COVERAGE_REGISTRY:-$cov_tools/REGISTRY.md}"
347:cov_tests="${REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TESTS_DIR:-$REPO/tests}"
355:# literal `^- Live` inside a comment and inside REGISTRY.md, so a claim put on
363:# and `tools/REGISTRY.md` section F still described the old shape. A gloss in
372:# then an optional `- ` bullet, then optional `**`" in REGISTRY section F) and
395:# and the REGISTRY rendering's subject was still a SENTENCE — "the copy that
411:# of C41's assertions (A reddens for the copies it holds, B stays silent for
573:  # that execute this table — a service outage would redden forty assertions
600:  # Enumerate the tools directory. REGISTRY.md documents tools; it is not one.
605:    case "$b" in REGISTRY.md|.*|"") continue ;; esac
1077:  # matching would print `cl_enum=0 cl_num=0` and the two equality assertions
1287:  # `tools/REGISTRY.md` section F. (121) measured the consequence rather than
1340:  ( unset REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD
1368:  # (c) `tools/REGISTRY.md` — and the subject is THIS SUITE'S OWN SECTION, not
1399:  ( unset REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD
1411:  # (c) `tools/REGISTRY.md` — the SAME section block the quote read: one
1426:if [ "${REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD:-0}" = "1" ]; then
1436:tools/ has a tools/REGISTRY.md section carrying Purpose, Usage and Exit codes,
1457:above the definition, `tools/REGISTRY.md` section F — carries these exact
1485:assertions, and control C42 parks the CORRECT pair in the section AFTER this
1527:     the comment above the definition and `tools/REGISTRY.md` — so a gloss
1555:hooks (env): REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TOOLS_DIR, REGISTRY_COVERAGE_REGISTRY,
1556:             REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TESTS_DIR, REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD (internal)
1559:  0  all assertions pass
1560:  1  one or more assertions failed
1576:# fresh <case> -> path of a pristine copy of tools/ + REGISTRY.md, plus the
1595:  for t in $(sed -n 's/^## \(test_[A-Za-z0-9._-]*\)$/\1/p' "$d/tools/REGISTRY.md"); do
1604:  OUT=$(REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD=1 \
1605:        REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TOOLS_DIR="$d/tools" \
1606:        REGISTRY_COVERAGE_REGISTRY="$d/tools/REGISTRY.md" \
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
← Edit repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
Index: repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
===================================================================
--- repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
+++ repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
@@ -571,9 +571,9 @@
   `source-sync-check` **and a clean `repo-lint` stub** (since 2026-09-24 this suite
   pins only the verdict/dev-sync gates; the lint gate has its own suite), so the
   dev-sync gate is exercised for real. Every invocation
   uses `--dry-run`, so the suite can never restart the live prod service.
-- `tests/test_promote_lint_gate.sh` → **189 assertions**, hermetic sandbox, **16 mutations**
+- `tests/test_promote_lint_gate.sh` → **199 assertions**, hermetic sandbox, **16 mutations**
   all caught (gate result ignored; refusal exiting 0; exit code trusted over the
   child's JSON; timeout handler re-raising — a hang crashes instead of refusing;
   timeout bound removed; `--force` bypass removed; **every `failures[].lang` read as
   a syntax rule — `[0.4.53]`'s own defect, planted; the empty-kind fallback dropped;

← Edit repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
Index: repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
===================================================================
--- repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
+++ repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
@@ -584,9 +584,28 @@
   the `--help` prose, i.e. the defect itself, planted — M13**; **`[0.4.92]`'s — the
   mixed exit-3 refusal's verified half dropped from the parent's detail, i.e. the
   defect itself, planted — M14**; **`[0.4.93]`'s two — the exit-3 bound's
   `(+N more)` announcement dropped, and the `errors[]` dict branch dropped so every
-  cause falls back to `str(e)`, i.e. one half of the defect each — M15/M16**). **Since `[0.4.47]` the sandbox is
+  cause falls back to `str(e)`, i.e. one half of the defect each — M15/M16**).
+  **Since `[0.4.186]` the sandbox tree is drained through an `SB_ALL` ledger and
+  read by section Z while the run is still alive**: `new_sandbox()` appends each
+  directory on the line *after* the factory makes it, and `cleanup()` iterates
+  that ledger instead of reading `$SB` (it ends `return 0` — the loop's last test
+  can be false and an `EXIT`-trap status must not become the suite's exit code).
+  **Section Z** asserts: **Z1** the accounting, `entries = this file's own
+  column-0 `new_sandbox` calls + 2` (derived, never a literal); **Z2** no
+  directory recorded twice; **Z3/Z4** both fresh sandboxes on disk and in the
+  ledger, in creation order; **Z5** `cleanup()` removed **both**; **Z6** the
+  pre-fix one-liner reproduced on purpose; **Z7 every sandbox factory in this
+  file records into the ledger** — (131)'s second correction made mechanical,
+  both counts derived from the file with the readers unable to count their own
+  source, because a second factory (`GO_SB` in `tests/test_repo_lint.sh`) would
+  otherwise leave the ledger while every gate stayed green; **Z8/Z9 the leak
+  figure counts DIRECTORIES, never files** — (131)'s first correction
+  (`ls -d rl.*` reads 6 entries where only 1 is a sandbox), asserted on a
+  directory+file fixture where the two readers disagree (1 vs 2, then 0 vs 1);
+  **Z10 every ledger directory is gone after one `cleanup()`**. The suite went
+  **189 → 199** assertions and **+13 leaked `plint.*` directories per run → 0**. **Since `[0.4.47]` the sandbox is
   a real git repo too** (`git init` + baseline commit in the fixture): without it the
   ship-tree gate that now runs *after* this suite's own gate fails closed and every
   scenario reports 8 instead of 0. Scenario `repo-lint` stub emitting
   the real child's JSON shapes (`ok`, `php-fail`, `go-broken`, `changelog-dup`,

> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /tmp/opencode && stat -c '%n %y' q131-baseline.log q131-fixed.log q131-postreclaim.log 2>/dev/null; md5sum q131-baseline.log q131-fixed.log q131-postreclaim.log; date -u +%FT%TZ
q131-baseline.log 2026-10-03 20:25:33.783501716 +0200
q131-fixed.log 2026-10-03 20:32:15.963988467 +0200
q131-postreclaim.log 2026-10-03 20:34:50.854013791 +0200
525ca6bc66c76269fac13be47cb7aea4  q131-baseline.log
4f58517b3c60e1f5647a831389cfccc4  q131-fixed.log
4f58517b3c60e1f5647a831389cfccc4  q131-postreclaim.log
2026-10-03T18:35:42Z
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && tail -3 CHANGELOG.md | cat -A | tail -3 | cut -c1-80
$
### Queue$
Authoritative next-candidate queue lives in `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`, in the `Ne
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
⚙ execute {"code":"const fs = await import_fs();\nconst entry = `\n\n## [0.4.186] - 2026-10-03 — queue item (128), **3rd of 9**: \\`tests/test_promote_lint_gate.sh\\` created **14** \\`plint.*\\` sandboxes and removed **ONE** — the last — so every green run leaked **13 directories** (3,269 → 3,282 in one measured run, 1.4 G on disk) while its own summary printed before the \\`EXIT\\` trap could show it; the ledger is now read **by section Z, while the run is still alive**, and (131)'s two inventory corrections are controls in code (suite **189 → 199**)\n\n### Fixed\n- **The cleanup and the claim were two different things, and only one of them touched every sandbox.** \\`new_sandbox()\\` is called **14** times at column 0 (\\`grep -c '^new_sandbox$'\\`, none inside a loop or conditional) while \\`cleanup() { [ -n \"$SB\" ] && rm -rf \"$SB\"; }\\` runs from the \\`EXIT\\` trap and reads \\`$SB\\`, which is only ever the **last** directory made: 14 created, 1 removed, **13 leaked per run**. Measured on the untouched file rather than inferred — **\\`plint.*\\` 3,269 → 3,282**, \\`2026-10-03T18:25:13Z → 18:25:33Z\\`, **20 s**, \\`189 passed, 0 failed\\`, rc **0**, with **1.4 G** already standing under \\`/tmp/opencode\\` — and the trap fires **after** \\`promote commit-lint gate suite: 189 passed, 0 failed\\` prints, so no assertion in this suite and no gate outside it could ever have seen it.\n- **(131)'s second correction, made mechanical instead of left as prose**: a ledger appended **only** inside \\`new_sandbox()\\` silently misses a second sandbox factory — \\`tests/test_repo_lint.sh\\` already has one (\\`new_go_sandbox()\\` / \\`GO_SB\\`) — so a future (128) run on that file would record half its directories and call it covered. **Z7** derives **both** counts from this file (non-comment factory sites vs ledger recorders) and requires them equal, with neither reader able to count its own source: comment lines are dropped first and the factory token is split across two quotes on the line that names it.\n- **(131)'s first correction, likewise**: the (128) inventory counted **files** as leaked sandboxes (\\`ls -d rl.*\\` → 6 where only **1** entry is a directory, the other five being \\`rl.err\\` \\`rl.json\\` \\`rl.log\\` \\`rl.out\\` \\`rl.txt\\`). \\`count_sandboxes()\\` reads \\`find -maxdepth 1 -type d\\`, and **Z8/Z9** point both readers at one fixture where they disagree.\n\n### Added\n- **\\`SB_ALL\\`** — a newline-terminated ledger of every directory \\`new_sandbox\\` makes, written on the line after the factory's directory exists; \\`cleanup()\\` iterates it (\\`for d in $SB_ALL; do [ -n \"$d\" ] && rm -rf \"$d\"; done; return 0\\`) instead of reading \\`$SB\\`. The \\`return 0\\` matters: the loop's last test can be false, and an \\`EXIT\\`-trap status must not become the suite's exit code.\n- **Section Z — the trap's claim read while the run is still alive.** **Z1** the accounting, \\`entries = section calls + these 2\\`, expectation **derived from this file**; **Z2** no directory recorded twice; **Z3** both fresh sandboxes on disk; **Z4** both in the ledger in creation order; **Z5** \\`cleanup\\` removed **both**; **Z6** the pre-fix shape reproduced on purpose (\\`rm -rf \"$Z_O2\"\\` with \\`$SB\\` being the last leaves \\`Z_O1\\` standing — *is* the 13 directories); **Z7** every factory records (above); **Z8/Z9** directories-not-files (above); **Z10** one \\`cleanup()\\` and **every** ledger directory is gone, read with the directory reader — the end-to-end version of the figure the old inventory took from \\`ls\\`.\n- \\`tools/REGISTRY.md\\`'s \\`## test_promote_lint_gate.sh\\` moves **189 → 199** with the ledger and section Z documented beside the mutation list (the refresh (129) asked of every suite a (128) run touches).\n\n### Tests\n- **Baseline before any edit, re-read rather than carried:** **189 passed / 0 failed**, rc 0, **20 s** (18:25:13Z → 18:25:33Z), \\`plint.*\\` **3,269 → 3,282 (+13)**, \\`du -sch\\` → **1.4 G**. \\`bash -n\\` → **SYNTAX OK** before it was ever run; the two derived counts read **14** section calls, **1** factory, **1** recorder.\n- **After the edit: 199 passed / 0 failed, rc 0, 21 s**, \\`grep -c '^PASS: Z'\\` → **10**, \\`grep -c '^FAIL:'\\` → **0**, \\`plint.*\\` **3,282 → 3,282: zero leaked**, Z1 reporting \\`16 entries = 14 section calls + these 2\\` and Z10 \\`all 19 ledger directories are gone\\`.\n- **Two mutants, both run OUT of the tree** (same basename — the (127) lesson, \\`SELF\\` resolves through \\`basename \"$0\"\\` — \\`tools/\\` symlinked, \\`TMPDIR\\` pointed at each copy's own scratch): **(1)** \\`cleanup\\` reverted to the pre-fix one-liner (md5 \\`9b6500da7b841d8c97adc7692c89be23\\` vs \\`4d786142968d26962279f3cef04dfb0e\\`) → **197 passed / 2 failed, rc 1**, the reds **exactly \\`Z5\\`** (\\`cleanup() left …/plint.cChx9g behind\\`) **and \\`Z10\\`** (\\`15 of 19 ledger directories still on disk\\`) with Z1–Z4 and Z6–Z9 green — the ledger still reports faithfully while the *cleanup* claim reddens; **(2)** a second, non-recording factory added (\\`new_go_sandbox()\\`, the (131) shape) → **198 passed / 1 failed, rc 1**, the single red **\\`Z7 … (got 2 factories / 1 recorders)\\`** while Z10 stays green — the mutant's own \\`go.*\\` directory is **invisible to Z10** (the ledger never recorded it) and is caught **only** by Z7, which is the whole argument for that control. Both copies and their scratches deleted afterwards. Evidence \\`/tmp/opencode/q131-baseline.log\\`, \\`q131-fixed.log\\`, \\`q131mut1/mutant.log\\`, \\`q131mut2/mutant.log\\` (mutant logs deleted with the copies).\n- **Reclaim only after the suite had proved it leaks nothing:** \\`ps\\` re-checked first (no concurrent run), then \\`find … -type d -name 'plint.*' | xargs -0 -r rm -rf\\` → **3,282 → 0**, \\`du -sch /tmp/opencode\\` **8.5 G → 7.2 G**, \\`df /\\` **71 G used / 22 G free (76 %) → 70 G / 24 G (74 %)**. Then the proof that matters — a fresh run from a **zero** baseline → **199 passed / 0 failed, rc 0**, \\`plint.*\\` **0 → 0**, ending **18:34:50Z**, its log **md5-identical** to the pre-reclaim fixed run (\\`4f58517b3c60e1f5647a831389cfccc4\\`). Evidence \\`/tmp/opencode/q131-postreclaim.log\\`.\n\n### Notes\n- Unchanged on purpose: no suite added → \\`- Live:\\` **85** untouched; \\`GLADEX_APP_VERSION\\` **0.4.28**; **no tool source and no \\`app/src/php\\` file touched → no reviewer gate and no promote** (this step is \\`tests/\\` + \\`tools/REGISTRY.md\\` + this entry only); no service restart (**(99)** stands), \\`crontab -l\\` unchanged at **2** lines, **zero DNS writes**, **no mail sent**, \\`hiring/queue/ruben-stoll.json\\` untouched, no history rewrite, spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance, free \\`*-free\\` models only.\n- **Why the readers are written the way they are.** Z7's factory token is spelled \\`mk''temp\\` on the line that names it and comment lines are dropped before counting, so the reader cannot count its own source (the (126) defect class); Z10 reads directories through \\`count_sandboxes\\`, never a glob, so the figure the old inventory took from \\`ls\\` has a reader inside the suite.\n\n### Queue\nAuthoritative next-candidate queue lives in \\`agent-logs/PROGRESS.md\\`, in the \\`Next-candidate queued, not actioned\\` bullet of the newest run entry — it is not duplicated here, and has not been since \\`[0.4.67]\\`. To read the live queue, open \\`PROGRESS.md\\`; to know whether that is still true, run \\`tools/queue-source-check\\`.\n`;\nconst before = fs.readFileSync(\"/data/repo/CHANGELOG.md\", \"utf8\");\nfs.writeFileSync(\"/data/repo/CHANGELOG.md\", before + entry);\nreturn \"appended, bytes=\" + entry.length;"} 
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:39084 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:39094 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:39110 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:39114 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:39130 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:39136 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:06:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:39144 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:12:48 2026] 127.0.0.1:41594 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35016 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35018 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35030 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35046 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35058 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35070 Accepted
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[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35076 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35076 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35078 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35078 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:35086 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:35086 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:35100 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:35100 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60098 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60098 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60112 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60112 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60122 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60122 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60126 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60126 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60142 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60142 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60146 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60146 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60152 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60152 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60158 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60158 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:57 2026] 127.0.0.1:60172 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:58 2026] 127.0.0.1:60172 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:58 2026] 127.0.0.1:60180 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:15:58 2026] 127.0.0.1:60180 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:23:36 2026] 127.0.0.1:41536 Accepted
[Sat Oct  3 21:23:36 2026] 127.0.0.1:41536 Closing
[Sat Oct  3 21:23:36 2026] 127.0.0.1:41548 Accepted