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Add server update script and git-based update instructions

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Studio | Admin dashboard in the browser (password protected) | | Studio | Admin dashboard in the browser (password protected) |
| Caddy | HTTPS with automatic Let's Encrypt certificates | | Caddy | HTTPS with automatic Let's Encrypt certificates |
## Updating the live server
The code lives at https://git.metatroncube.in/MetatroncubeSoftwareSolutions/nkbmusic and the server runs from a clone of it in `~/APPS/nanga_kathai`. After pushing changes:
```sh
ssh dev@72.62.169.43
sh ~/APPS/nanga_kathai/server/update.sh
```
That pulls the latest code, applies new migrations and config, and restarts what changed. Passwords, keys and songs are kept.
## Quick deploy (one command) ## Quick deploy (one command)
On a fresh Ubuntu server, once the DNS A record for `app.nkbmusic.com` points at it: On a fresh Ubuntu server, once the DNS A record for `app.nkbmusic.com` points at it:

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#!/bin/sh
# Pull the latest code from git and redeploy the backend (new migrations,
# config, email templates). Secrets and data are kept.
#
# sh ~/APPS/nanga_kathai/server/update.sh
#
# Settings below match the HestiaCP server; override with env vars if needed.
set -eu
HERE="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
DOMAIN="${NK_DOMAIN:-app.nkbmusic.com}"
export NK_DIR="${NK_DIR:-$HOME/APPS/nk-backend}"
echo "==> Pulling the latest code"
git -C "$HERE/.." pull --ff-only
git -C "$HERE/.." log --oneline -1
sh "$HERE/deploy.sh" "$DOMAIN" </dev/null