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103 lines
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# How to Verify You're Seeing the New Site
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## The Issue
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You mentioned seeing the "old site" on localhost. Here's what's actually happening:
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### Current Server Status
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- ✅ **Port 5000**: Your NEW SkyArtShop site (Node.js backend)
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- ❌ **Port 80**: NOTHING running (nginx and apache stopped)
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## Why You Might See "Old Site"
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### 1. Browser Cache
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Your browser is showing cached pages from before cleanup.
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**Solution:**
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- Press `Ctrl + Shift + Delete`
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- Select "Cached images and files"
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- Clear cache
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- Refresh page (`Ctrl + F5` for hard refresh)
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### 2. Wrong URL
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You need to use the PORT in the URL.
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**Wrong:** `http://localhost/` ❌
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**Correct:** `http://localhost:5000/` ✅
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### 3. Windows Port Forwarding
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If you're on Windows accessing the Linux server via RDP, Windows might have port forwarding configured.
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## How to Test Right Now
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### Test 1: From Linux Terminal
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```bash
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curl -s http://localhost:5000/ | grep -o "<title>[^<]*</title>"
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```
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**Should show:** `<title>Sky Art Shop</title>`
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### Test 2: Check What's Actually Running
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```bash
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./verify-localhost.sh
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```
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**Should show:** Only port 5000 active
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### Test 3: Check Server Logs
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```bash
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pm2 logs skyartshop --lines 20
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```
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**Should show:** Serving from `/media/pts/Website/SkyArtShop/website/`
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## Access Your New Site
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### Correct URLs
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- **Homepage**: http://localhost:5000/
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- **Admin Login**: http://localhost:5000/admin/login.html
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- **Admin Dashboard**: http://localhost:5000/admin/dashboard.html
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### From Windows Browser
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If accessing from Windows:
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1. Find your Linux server IP (run `ip addr` on Linux)
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2. Use: `http://YOUR_LINUX_IP:5000/`
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3. Example: `http://192.168.1.100:5000/`
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## Verification Steps
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Run these commands to prove the new site is running:
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```bash
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# Check server status
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pm2 status
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# Test homepage
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curl -s http://localhost:5000/home.html | grep "<title>"
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# Test admin
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curl -s http://localhost:5000/admin/login.html | grep "<title>"
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# Verify no port 80
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curl -I http://localhost/ 2>&1 | head -1
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# Should show: "Failed to connect" or no response
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```
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## Quick Fix
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```bash
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# Clear any browser cache, then use the correct URL:
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http://localhost:5000/
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# NOT
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http://localhost/
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```
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## Summary
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✅ **Your new cleaned site IS running**
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✅ **It's on port 5000, not port 80**
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❌ **Port 80 is disabled (correct for development)**
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The "old site" you're seeing is probably:
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1. Browser cache showing old pages
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2. Accessing wrong URL (missing :5000)
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3. Windows port forwarding if on remote desktop
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**Solution**: Use `http://localhost:5000/` and clear browser cache!
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