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This PR adds a PostgreSQL maintenance command to fix collation version issues that can occur after PostgreSQL upgrades or locale mismatches. The change adds a new section to the useful commands documentation with a PL/pgSQL script that iterates through all databases (except template0) and refreshes their collation versions. This is a common maintenance task needed in containerized PostgreSQL deployments when the container image is updated, as collation version mismatches can cause warnings and affect text sorting/comparison operations. The command is designed to be run from the Remnawave installation directory and uses environment variables to connect to the database.

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docs/guides/useful-commands.md 3/5 Added PostgreSQL collation version refresh command with potential placement and hardcoding issues

Confidence score: 3/5

  • This PR is moderately safe to merge but has some organizational and compatibility concerns that should be addressed
  • Score reflects the useful nature of the command but deducted points for incorrect section placement (command is under "Remnawave Node" section instead of "Remnawave Panel") and hardcoded database name that may not match all installations
  • Pay close attention to the placement of the command and verify the hardcoded database name matches the actual installation configuration

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Terminal
    participant DockerCompose as Docker Compose
    participant RemnavaveContainer as Remnawave Container
    participant PostgresContainer as Postgres Container
    participant PostgresDB as Postgres Database

    User->>Terminal: "cd /opt/remnawave && docker compose exec remnawave-db psql..."
    Terminal->>DockerCompose: "Execute docker compose exec command"
    DockerCompose->>RemnavaveContainer: "Read .env file for POSTGRES_USER"
    RemnavaveContainer-->>DockerCompose: "Return POSTGRES_USER value"
    DockerCompose->>PostgresContainer: "Connect to psql with user and database"
    PostgresContainer->>PostgresDB: "Execute DO block script"
    PostgresDB->>PostgresDB: "Loop through all databases (except template0)"
    loop For each database
        PostgresDB->>PostgresDB: "Execute ALTER DATABASE REFRESH COLLATION VERSION"
    end
    PostgresDB-->>PostgresContainer: "Return execution results"
    PostgresContainer-->>DockerCompose: "Return psql output"
    DockerCompose-->>Terminal: "Display command results"
    Terminal-->>User: "Show collation version refresh completion"
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cd /opt/remnanode && docker compose down && docker compose up -d && docker compose logs -f -t
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### FIX postgres REFRESH COLLATION VERSION
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style: This section is placed under 'Remnawave Node' but it's actually a database operation that should be under 'Remnawave Panel' section

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Path: docs/guides/useful-commands.md
Line: 48:48

Comment:
**style:** This section is placed under 'Remnawave Node' but it's actually a database operation that should be under 'Remnawave Panel' section

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

### FIX postgres REFRESH COLLATION VERSION

```bash
cd /opt/remnawave && docker compose exec remnawave-db psql -U $(grep '^POSTGRES_USER=' .env | cut -d '=' -f2) -d remnawave_db -c "
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logic: The database name 'remnawave_db' is hardcoded. Consider using $(grep '^POSTGRES_DB=' .env | cut -d '=' -f2) to match the actual database name from the environment file

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Path: docs/guides/useful-commands.md
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**logic:** The database name 'remnawave_db' is hardcoded. Consider using `$(grep '^POSTGRES_DB=' .env | cut -d '=' -f2)` to match the actual database name from the environment file

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

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