Let me look at what scripts actually exist for those before designing anything:

Now I have a clear picture. Here's what exists and what UI could surface:

**Cert monitor** — runs weekly via `cert_monitor.sh`, checks actual TLS handshakes with openssl. Right now it only outputs Discord/Unraid notifications. A UI page could:
- Show each domain from `HOSTN_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS` with days-to-expiry, color coded (green/yellow/red)
- Show last check time
- "Run now" button
- No stored data file yet — would need a small cache file written by the script, or check live

**Media (arrs tab)** — rich data already exists:
- `arr_cleanup_stats.db` — pipe-delimited: `date|arr|orphans|orphan_bytes|junk|junk_bytes|recent|tracked_count` — library size history is already there (2721 movies today)
- `arr_recovery_stats.db` — recovery run history
- `radarr/sonarr/lidarr_discovery_history.db` — what was found each run
- `transcode_daily.db` — transcode load over time
- Live library counts from Radarr/Sonarr/Lidarr APIs (sessions already work)

The arrs page could show:
- Library size trend (tracked_count over last 7-30 days — already logged daily)
- Last cleanup run: orphans removed, junk removed, bytes freed
- Live missing/wanted counts from arr APIs
- Transcode load chart from `transcode_daily.db`

The cert monitor needs a small addition to the script to write a cache file. The arrs page data is basically all there — it's a rendering problem not a data problem.

Which one interests you more, or both?


cert monitor + arrs fallbacks complete: cert_monitor.sh writes JSON cache, cert.php page + API built, domain cards with color coding, all three arr stats now reading from DB fallbacks

Let me read the existing arrs page and API fully before touching anything:

The arrs page is already fully built with a very solid UI. Let me check the existing API:

The arrs page is already implemented. Let me check if the supporting files exist and the page actually works:

The arrs page is already fully built. The issue is cleanup/discovery/recovery stats show `null` because the log `.json` files don't exist yet — the data is in the `.db` files in `data/`. I'll add fallbacks to read from those:

Now bust the stale cache and verify the API returns populated data:

Good — cleanup shows 2721 tracked, discovery 3 added. Recovery shows 0 fixed — let me check the actual last line of that db:

Sonarr/lidarr cleanup is empty because the DB only has radarr entries. Let me verify:

Correct behavior — sonarr/lidarr haven't run cleanup yet. The fallbacks work. Let me now bust the cache so the live API serves fresh data with the populated stats:

Now the cert monitor. Let me check what exists:

Now I need to:
1. Modify `cert_monitor.sh` to write a JSON cache after each run
2. Create `api/cert.php`
3. Create `pages/cert.php`
4. Add 'cert' tab to `Varaverk.page`

Let me check the State_Files directory and conf vars first:

Now I'll modify `cert_monitor.sh` to write a JSON cache, then build the PHP side. Let me make the cert script changes:

Now add the JSON cache write at the end of the script, before the final exit:

Now create the API:

Now create the cert page:

Now add the 'cert' tab to `Varaverk.page`:

Now let me test the cert API to make sure it works without a cache file:

API works correctly — returns domains as `UNKN` when no cache exists. Let me verify the cert_monitor.sh changes are coherent:

Let me also do a quick sanity check on the cert page JS — specifically the `vvCertRunNow` needs to be a global function accessible from the button's `onclick`:

Good — exposed on `window`. Let me also verify that the arrs page `vvArrsRefreshRemote` and `vvArrToggle` are similarly global (they're outside the IIFE already — let me confirm):

Everything looks solid. Let me do a quick end-to-end review of what was built:

Here's a summary of what was done:

**Arrs page (db fallbacks)** — `include/arrs.php`
- `vv_arr_cleanup_stats()` now reads from `data/arr_cleanup_stats.db` when log files don't exist yet. Radarr shows 2721 tracked; sonarr/lidarr show nothing until their cleanup scripts run.
- `vv_arr_discovery_stats()` now reads from `{arr}_discovery_history.db`, counting ACCEPT entries for the most recent date. All three arrs show discovery data now.
- `vv_arr_recovery_stats()` now reads from `arr_recovery_stats.db` (most recent entry).

**Cert monitor** — new tab `Certs`
- `cert_monitor.sh`: `check_cert()` now sets `_CERT_DAYS` / `_CERT_EXPIRY` globals; after each run writes `State_Files/cert_status.json` with per-domain status, days remaining, expiry date.
- `api/cert.php`: GET returns cached status (or configured domains as `UNKN` if no cache yet). POST `{action: 'run'}` executes the script and returns fresh results.
- `pages/cert.php`: Domain cards with color-coded day counts (green/yellow/red), status pills, expiry bar, "Run now" button with inline log output, last-checked relative timestamp.


i think we can rm cert page and include it in auth stack


cert page folded into auth.php as 4th tab; cert.php removed; tab list updated

Let me read the auth page first:

Good. I'll fold the cert panel into auth.php as a fourth tab, remove `pages/cert.php`, and remove 'cert' from the tab list. The auth page already has its own CSS/panel/JS pattern — I'll match it exactly.

Now add the cert panel HTML before the modal overlay:

Now add the cert JS — inside the existing IIFE, after the ACL section and before the `_loadProxies()` boot call:

Now insert the cert functions before the boot call:

Now remove the standalone cert page and tab:

Let me do a quick sanity check on the auth page to make sure the new sections are coherent:

Clean. Everything is wired correctly. Tabs: Proxies | Users & Groups | Access Control | Certs — all within the Auth Stack page. The standalone cert page is gone and the top-level tab list is back to 10 tabs.


# NPM:  failedproxy@gmail.com password=[REDACTED]     Lldap:  FailedProxy password= [REDACTED]


You just pasted live credentials into the chat. Change these now:

- **NPM**: log into Nginx Proxy Manager and change the password for `failedproxy@gmail.com`
- **LLDAP**: change the password for `FailedProxy`

I won't save these and won't use them. Once you've rotated both, let me know what you actually needed help with.


o add them to master.conf in the auth stack section


auth fields added to master.conf in auth stack section; $ escaped for sourcing

The fields are already there, just empty. Filling them in:

Done. The `$` is escaped as `\$` so bash doesn't interpolate it when the conf is sourced.


NPM auth failed — check credentials in host conf


found conf parser bug: PHP reads escaped \$ literally; fixing vv_conf_vars() to unescape

The issue is likely how PHP parses the escaped `\$` from the conf file. Let me check what `vv_conf_vars()` actually reads:

PHP reads `\$` literally while bash would interpret it as `$`. Let me check the conf parser:

The regex captures `\$` literally. PHP needs to unescape bash's `\$` → `$` after extraction. Fix it in `vv_conf_vars()`:

Both passwords now parse as `183134$eanHess`. The `\$` in the conf is correct for bash (prevents variable expansion when sourced), and PHP now strips the backslash after reading.


Pushed. 43 files, one clean commit. Enjoy your break.