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# Name Level Time Type
1 "Bekasi": Supervisor is still around Medium 40 m Fix Pro
"Bekasi": Supervisor is still around

Scenario: "Bekasi": Supervisor is still around

Level: Medium

Type: Fix

Access: Paid

Description: There is an nginx service running on port 443, it is the main web server for the company and looks like a new employee has deployed some changes to the configuration of supervisor and now it is not working as expected.

If you try to access curl -k https://bekasi it should return Hello SadServers! but for some reason it is not.

You cannot modify files from the /home/admin/bekasi folder in order to pass the check.sh

You must find out what the issue is and fix it.

Test: curl -k https://bekasi returns Hello SadServers!

The "Check My Solution" button runs the script /home/admin/agent/check.sh, which you can see and execute.

Time to Solve: 40 minutes.

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Updated: 2026-09-27 14:36 UTC – c78fe89