Generated by Hermes Session Digest · 4 cluster(s) from 7 session(s) · 2 Telegram sessions
May 18, 2026 06:25 AM
Tags: api
I pulled the full roster of VRSCTEST playbooks and then ran the “check‑VRSCTEST sync status” playbook, confirming the testnet node is perfectly in sync at height 1,066,577 with all five peers up. The output also revealed the exact Ansible files that configure the RPC endpoint—16b-add-vrsctest-rpc-allowip.yml for IP whitelisting and 38-qrcodes-vrsctest-caddy-route.yml (alongside the generic Caddy deploy/teardown playbooks) that establish the Caddy reverse‑proxy route. This gave me a clear map of where the RPC service is exposed and how to adjust its access if needed.
May 18, 2026 06:27 AM (2 sessions)
Tags: frontend
We set out to pull the vrsctest sync status on bwd, only to hit a missing /home/mylo/provisioning directory and a “playbooks/15‑sync‑status.yml could not be found” error, which forced us to dig into the repo layout. Scouring the discovered paths and the AGENTS.md guide gave us a clearer picture of the service’s structure, but the sync‑status playbook still wasn’t available, so the original query remains unresolved.
May 18, 2026 07:51 PM (3 sessions)
Tags: websocket, docker, research, frontend
We tracked the SSL failure for sids.vrsctest.buildwithdreams.com back to a missing Docker network attachment in Caddy, corrected the Caddyfile, reloaded the proxy and confirmed the wildcard certificate is now being served without errors. A quick ansible run rebuilt the QR‑code service with the freshly fetched SERVICE_SIGNER_WIF and automatically regenerated its config, bringing the container back online on 10.200.0.13:3000. After the redeploy, health checks for both the QR‑code and id‑create services passed, and the route resolves securely – a solid win for the VRSCTEST preview environment.
May 18, 2026 10:27 AM
Tags: api, frontend
I tried to pull the vrsctest sync status on the BWD node, only to hit a missing /home/mylo/provisioning directory and a “playbooks/15‑sync‑status.yml could not be found” error, which halted the query. A quick hunt revealed a cascade of provisioning paths across several projects and the AGENTS.md guide that outlines the service’s build, lint, test, and deployment commands, but none of those clues pointed to a live sync‑status endpoint. In short, the session exposed the absent directories and playbook file, but we didn’t manage to retrieve the actual sync status for vrsctest.
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