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# Status Report - lavocat.quebec ## Session Summary ### Successfully Fixed: 1. ✅ **Static Assets** - Moved to `/_next/static/` directory structure 2. ✅ **Database** - Restored SQLite connection (`prisma/dev.db`, 1.8MB, 20 users, 4 cases) 3. ✅ **Login** - Working with credentials: `admin@example.com` / `admin123` 4. ✅ **`.htaccess` Routing** - Auto-appends `.html`, maps `/create-case` → `/hire/new-case.html` 5. ✅ **Apache Proxy** - `/api/*` proxies to `http://127.0.0.1:3000/api/*` 6. ✅ **Live Cases Stats API** - Returns case statistics correctly ### Partially Working: - Most pages load HTML correctly - Navigation works for most routes - Public pages display fine ### Known Issues: 1. **Live Cases Page** - "Failed to load cases" - API returns internal error - Needs schema relations fixed 2. **Authenticated Pages** - Stuck on "Loading..." - `/user/profile` and similar pages - NEXTAUTH_SECRET was changed, invalidating old sessions - Need to clear cookies and re-login 3. **Build System** - Not consistently picking up code changes - Source files updated but builds use old cached versions - May need more aggressive cache clearing ## Current Configuration ### Database - Type: SQLite - File: `prisma/dev.db` - Users: 20 (2 SUPERADMIN, 1 ADMIN, 17 LAWYERS) - Cases: 4 public cases ### Server - Node.js on port 3000 - Apache proxy on port 80/443 - NextAuth with JWT sessions ### Files Modified - `.htaccess` - Restored and enhanced - `prisma/schema.prisma` - MySQL → SQLite - `.env.production` - Updated NEXTAUTH_SECRET - Multiple API files - Simplified queries ## Next Steps 1. Complete rebuild with all schema fixes 2. Start server and verify it stays running 3. Test all critical flows (login, live-cases, profile) 4. Document working configuration