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Der Zähler lag auf der Rechenzentrums-ZEILE (next_host_number). Ein leeres Rechenzentrum liess sich löschen - bewusst so entschieden, was nichts mehr hält, soll entfernbar bleiben -, aber die Zeile nahm den Zähler mit. Wer denselben Code neu anlegte, bekam eine frische Zeile mit dem Schema-Default 1, und der nächste Host hiess wieder <code>-01, obwohl dieser Name schon in alten Protokollen, Sicherungen und DNS-Zwischenspeichern auf eine ANDERE Maschine zeigt. Der Zähler zieht deshalb in eine eigene Tabelle host_name_sequences um, geführt über den rohen Code statt über die id der Rechenzentrums-Zeile. ConfirmDeleteDatacenter bleibt unangetastet: das Löschen war nie das Problem, nur was es mitriss. Die Migration überträgt den Bestand (fsn/hel) vor dem Löschen der alten Spalte und ist gegen echtes MariaDB in beide Richtungen geprüft (hoch, Werte kontrolliert, zurück, wieder hoch). Neuer Test in HostNamingTest stellt den ganzen Bruch nach: Rechenzentrum anlegen, Host vergeben, Host entfernen, über den echten Bestätigungsdialog löschen, mit demselben Code neu anlegen - der nächste Name bleibt fortlaufend statt wieder bei 01 zu beginnen. Gegen den unveränderten Code lief er rot (HostName::preview lieferte nbg-01 statt nbg-02). Registereintrag "Ein Zähler kann durch Löschen eines Rechenzentrums zurückfallen" gestrichen. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
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