servers/pfi-postgres: drop stale "Known weak password (rotate)" section
Section claimed gitea + paperless-ng Postgres passwords were "currently in use" with trivial values and that rotation was pending. Per STATUS.md: "Rotate exposed secrets — done 2026-04-23. All six rotated: vaultwarden/gitea/paperless-ng Postgres passwords (hardcoded compose.yaml literals moved to gitignored .env files in the process)..." Rotation happened; literals are no longer in compose.yaml; passwords are no longer trivial. Removing the section rather than amending — once fixed, there's no value in carrying a "we have weak passwords" section that lies about the current state. Surfaced by /tend-docs audit 2026-05-14.
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@@ -36,16 +36,6 @@ Shared Postgres server backing multiple ana-docker stacks:
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- **File-level restic on this host:** ❌ not configured. Optional — the
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- **File-level restic on this host:** ❌ not configured. Optional — the
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VM-image + per-consumer pg_dumps together cover most recovery paths.
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VM-image + per-consumer pg_dumps together cover most recovery paths.
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## Known weak password (rotate)
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The inline passwords currently in use for these databases are
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trivially weak:
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- `gitea` / `gitea`
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- `paperless-ng` / `paperless-ng`
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Rotation is on the post-backup-pipeline cleanup list. Exposed in the
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2026-04-21 transcripts.
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## Refresh state
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## Refresh state
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```bash
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```bash
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