From the outside-diff findings on #2800:
- Service names are derived from the install directory. A service manager has
one namespace per user, so two installs in different --dir directories wrote
over each other's units and down, status and uninstall acted on whichever was
written last. The default install keeps the readable names; another directory
gets a digest suffix.
- `up --native` refuses when a Docker stack in another directory publishes the
same port: its API would answer the health check while these services failed
to bind. The check degrades quietly when Docker is absent, which is exactly
the machine a native install targets.
- A Redis database path is required to be ASCII digits: str.isdigit() is true
for characters int() then refuses.
- DOCSGPT_PORT from a hand-edited .env is validated before conversion, and the
error names where the bad value came from.
- Percent signs are doubled in systemd values, arguments and log paths, since
systemd expands specifiers in all of them.
Alex
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