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v0.0.2.1

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remove ClamAV/rootkit deep scan from wp-security-audit.sh

The ClamAV + rkhunter + chkrootkit deep scan caused high CPU load on
production servers (sg3, litesoup work item #4). The audit now runs fast
pattern detection only — no extra packages needed.

Changes:
- Removed --install-deps flag and dependency install block
- Removed ClamAV/rkhunter/chkrootkit availability checks
- Removed Phase 2 deep scan section entirely
- Updated wp-security-audit-installer.sh (no longer installs clamav/rkhunter/chkrootkit)
- Updated README and CHANGELOG

v0.0.2.0

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v0.0.2.0 — litesoup/Apache compatibility for cleanup-disk and ioncube

v0.0.1.9

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chore: bump to v0.0.1.9

v0.0.1.8

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wp-freeze: fix mu-plugins ACL accessibility on RunCloud

v0.0.1.3

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fix(wp-migration): parse table_prefix correctly, not as ';' (closes #25…

…) (#26)

The previous parser used `sed "s/.*'//; s/'.*//"` which is greedy: for
a normal line `$table_prefix = 'wp_';`, the first sed matches up to and
including the closing single-quote, leaving just `;`. This broke step
6 silently — the URL-update query became `SELECT ... FROM ;options`,
mysql errored out under suppressed stderr, and the staging URL never
applied to the destination database.

Switch to `awk -F"'" '/^\$table_prefix[[:space:]]*=/ {print $2; exit}'`
which is robust against whitespace variants and unaffected by the
greedy-matching pitfall. Add empty-check and `[A-Za-z0-9_]+` validation
since the prefix is interpolated unquoted into SQL during step 6.

Bumps VERSION to 0.0.1.3.

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v0.0.1.2

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fix(wp-migration): SSH multiplexing + fail loudly on DB import error (c…

…loses #23) (#24)

Two UX/correctness fixes for wp-migration.sh:

1. SSH connection multiplexing
   The script runs ~8 separate ssh/rsync invocations. With password auth
   the user was prompted every single time. Add ControlMaster=auto +
   ControlPath in a per-run mktemp dir + ControlPersist=10m so the first
   connection opens a control socket and subsequent calls reuse it.
   Trap on EXIT cleans up the socket dir.

2. Database import error masking
   The mysql import was piped through `grep -v ... || true`, which
   masked real failures: an `ERROR 1045 Access denied` would print to
   the screen and the very next line would still claim "Database
   imported successfully". Switch to `bash -s` heredoc so process
   substitution `2> >(grep -v ...)` filters only deprecation warnings
   without touching mysql's exit code, capture status, exit with it.
   Local side gates the success message behind `if !` and prints an
   actionable hint about destination DB/user/password requirements.

Bumps VERSION to 0.0.1.2.

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v0.0.1.1

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fix(wp-migration): auto-detect source user instead of using $USER (cl…

…oses #21) (#22)

The source path was built from $USER which evaluates to "root" when the
script is invoked as root, producing /home/root/webapps/<app> — a path
that never exists. Hardcoding "runcloud" would also miss private servers
that use custom system users.

Now scans /home/*/webapps/<appname> to auto-detect the owning user. If
the glob returns exactly one match it's used; multiple or no matches
error out with an actionable message. SRC_USER=<user> env var still
overrides for edge cases.

Bumps VERSION to 0.0.1.1 and finalizes the [Unreleased] CHANGELOG
section into a [0.0.1.1] release alongside the wp-git-cleanup
index.lock fix.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>