# Debugging Session Summary

## 1. Request:  
**Check all Incus containers in all projects on remote server**

**Answer:**  
Provided a comprehensive list of all Incus containers across all projects, specifying which projects had containers and listing each container with OS, resources, and snapshot info.

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## 2. Request:  
**Check the logs of all containers from `gta` and `default` projects, and identify which ones must be taken care of**

**Answer:**  
Summarized log analysis for all containers in the `gta` and `default` projects. Highlighted containers with critical issues (dns, matrix, radicale, vaultwarden, web), those with warnings (mail), and those with no issues.

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## 3. Request:  
**Show me some relevant error for dns, vaultwarden, web and radicale**

**Answer:**  
Listed the most relevant recent errors for each requested container, including error messages and brief interpretations for:
- dns (zone transfer and permission issues)
- radicale (service and Apache2 failures)
- vaultwarden (missing binary and misconfigured service)
- web (nginx start/reload failures)

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## 4. Request:  
**But how old are these selected logs?**

**Answer:**  
Clarified the recency of the selected log entries for each container, stating that most were from the last 24–48 hours, except for radicale (which was later corrected).

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## 5. Request:  
**Run journalctl -b -p err on the radicale container and tell me how old are the error**

**Answer:**  
Reported that the errors in the radicale container were from February 20th, several months old, and not recent.

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## 6. Request:  
**So you were wrong, right?**

**Answer:**  
Acknowledged the mistake, confirmed the error about the recency of radicale logs, and thanked you for catching it.

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## 7. Request:  
**Generate a summary of my requests and your answers in a markdown file in the current dir**

**Answer:**  
You’re reading it! This file summarizes all your requests and my responses for your records.

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