Issue Description:

We have a Railway project with multiple services that has a history of SSH access challenges. After resolving initial SSH issues (documented in "Railway SSH Issue with Django Application" post), we recently added a new geo-service for IP geolocation using FastAPI and MaxMind.

Deployment Sequence:

1. Initial State:

- TetraltoDjango and Postgres services with working SSH access

- SSH access was established after significant troubleshooting

2. Added New Service:

- Created geo-service (FastAPI-based IP geolocation service)

- Deployed using railway up

- Result: SSH access working correctly for all three services (TetraltoDjango, Postgres, geo-service)

3. Git-Based Deployment:

- Made changes to repository

- Pushed to GitHub

- Railway automatically redeployed both TetraltoDjango and geo-service

- Deployment completed successfully

- Result:

* SSH access lost for TetraltoDjango

* SSH access maintained for Postgres and geo-service

* Error when attempting SSH to TetraltoDjango:

```

Expected welcome message, received: error

```

4. Attempted Recovery:

- Disconnected geo-service from git

- Redeployed using railway up

- Result: SSH access to TetraltoDjango still not working

Current State:

- Project: TetraltoRail

- Services:

* TetraltoDjango (SSH not working)(Deployed via git since it got too large to Railway up)

* Postgres (SSH working)

* geo-service (SSH working)

The key observations are:

1. SSH access to TetraltoDjango is lost after git-based deployments that trigger simultaneous redeployment of multiple services

2. The issue persists even after reverting to railway up deployment method for geo-service