docs(faq): add CLI namespace-not-found and PostgreSQL permission entries

Add two entries collected from community support, to both the zh docs and
the en i18n mirror:

- FAQ: installing a skill via CLI reporting `namespace not found` — set the
  registry / log in with an API token, and use the correct namespace slug
  (`@team/skill` -> `team--skill`); the web UI Install button provides a
  ready-made command.
- Troubleshooting: PostgreSQL container failing to start with
  `operation not permitted` on bind mounts — fix data volume ownership
  (`chown 999:999`), check SELinux, or use the `runtime.sh` script.

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3. 是否包含必需的 SKILL.md
4. SKILL.md frontmatter 格式是否正确
### 使用 CLI 安装技能时报 `namespace not found`
多数情况是 CLI 没有指向你自己的 SkillHub 实例,或命名空间格式不对:
1. **配置 registry 并登录**:用环境变量或 `--registry` 指向你的实例,例如
`clawhub --registry https://skillhub.your-company.com install <skill>`;登录需要先在 Web 控制台生成 API Token。
2. **命名空间 slug 格式**:全局命名空间的技能直接用名字(如 `my-skill`);团队命名空间要用 `team--skill` 的形式(`@team/skill``team--skill`)。
3. 最稳妥的方式是直接在 SkillHub Web 界面点技能的「安装」按钮,复制其中已经带好正确 registry 与命名空间的命令。
> SkillHub 同时提供 `clawhub``skillhub` 两种 CLI用法见各自 README通过 OpenClaw 对话安装技能时,底层同样调用 CLI。
## 开发相关
### 如何扩展 OAuth Provider

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- Redis 连接失败
- 环境变量缺失
### PostgreSQL 容器启动报 `operation not permitted`(写 `postmaster.pid` / `pg_wal` 失败)
内网/自建环境使用绑定挂载时常见,根因是**数据卷目录权限**与容器内 `postgres` 用户UID 999不匹配
1. 将数据卷目录属主改为 postgres 用户:`chown -R 999:999 <数据目录>`
2. 在 RHEL/CentOS 上检查 SELinux 是否拦截了容器写入宿主目录。
3. 推荐直接使用官方 `runtime.sh` 部署脚本,它会处理相关初始化步骤,避免手工编写 compose 时漏配权限。
## 上传失败
### 技能包上传失败

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3. Whether required SKILL.md is included
4. Whether SKILL.md frontmatter format is correct
### CLI install reports `namespace not found`?
Usually the CLI is not pointing at your own SkillHub instance, or the namespace format is wrong:
1. **Set the registry and log in**: point at your instance via an environment variable or `--registry`, e.g. `clawhub --registry https://skillhub.your-company.com install <skill>`. Logging in requires an API Token generated in the web console first.
2. **Namespace slug format**: skills in the global namespace use the bare name (e.g. `my-skill`); team namespaces use the `team--skill` form (`@team/skill``team--skill`).
3. The most reliable way is to click the **Install** button on the skill's page in the SkillHub web UI and copy the command, which already includes the correct registry and namespace.
> SkillHub ships both a `clawhub` and a `skillhub` CLI (see their respective READMEs); installing a skill through an OpenClaw conversation calls the CLI under the hood as well.
## Development Related
### How to extend OAuth Provider?

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- Redis connection failed
- Environment variables missing
### PostgreSQL container fails to start with `operation not permitted` (cannot write `postmaster.pid` / `pg_wal`)
Common in intranet / self-hosted environments using bind mounts. The root cause is a mismatch between the **data volume directory permissions** and the container's `postgres` user (UID 999):
1. Change the data volume directory owner to the postgres user: `chown -R 999:999 <data-dir>`.
2. On RHEL/CentOS, check whether SELinux is blocking the container from writing to the host directory.
3. Prefer the official `runtime.sh` deployment script, which handles the relevant initialization steps and avoids permission gaps from hand-written compose files.
## Upload Failed
### Skill Package Upload Failed