Hello @stirchley.coop
That is good to hear but also a little odd.
Just make sure that the app is in a functional state and does indeed have its data due to the still printed mount error.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
Can you check in your Cloudron dashboard underVolumes?
If the volume has a red dot, please press the...button to the right side and then pressRemount.
When the remount works signalled by a green dot, you can go to your apps that are unresponsive into theRepairsection and pressRetry task.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6The log looks correct so far.
It is recreating the containers due to the update and this can take some time.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Apologies, I did a typo.
systemctl restart box.serviceBut I see you fixed the typo.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
I'm thinking I uninstall Cloudron from the server and reinstall version 9.1.5 with yesterday's backup
This would be the easy / safe route.
I think we can figure out this issue together and fix your server without restoring from a backup.
But the decision is up to you.
This output:
root@v2202403157799261297:~# docker ps -a CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES f472efd072b2 registry.docker.com/cloudron/mail:3.18.2 "/app/code/start.sh" 17 minutes ago Created mailis very suspicious.
No other docker container running from cloudron except this one.Can you try to restart the
box.servicewith:systemcrtl restart box.serviceThen you can also observe the
box.logwith:tail -f /home/yellowtent/platformdata/logs/box.logTo see all log messages from Cloudron.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
Can you please share the output of the command:docker ps -aand
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
Yes you can installnet-tools. -
Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
Is there a way to downgrade to 9.1.6? I can't see an option to do this from the UI
No. Downgrading Cloudron is not an option.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop
I only tried installing nfs-kernel-server as it was suggested as a fix for NFS not working, so I might just uninstall it if it doesn't affect anything.
As a rule of thumb for Cloudron.
Cloudron should work out of the box without any issues.
Any suggested fix with installing apt packages should be considered to cause more harm than solve anything.
I would advise to always open a topic in our forum first before trying anything on your own.
For the port
995already in use issue.Could it be that by installation of some apt package, some recommended other apt packages got installed which is now using port
995?Can you check the following command:
netstat -tulpen | grep -i 995And also:
lsof -i :995Please share the output of these commands.
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Error in apps accessing NFS volume after upgrade to v9.1.6Hello @stirchley.coop and welcome to the Cloudron forum
Could you please check the output of the following command from your server?
uname -rand post the result.
We have found a Linux Kernel regression of Linux Kernel version110which resulted in many networking issues due to the iptables working in new way compared to previous versions.
Cloudron versionv9.1.7has been published as 'unstable' which fixes this issue with the iptables.
Since NFS is very much network related, this could also be your issue.
So you could try to update to Cloudron version9.1.7or apply the iptables patch manually.
If you'd like to try, apply this patch manually https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/bffc97ab2fedb06100bc507abd0f8b42d343ea6e and thensystemctl restart cloudron-firewall, but better to simply update Cloudron to version9.1.7.Cloudron does not uninstall any apt packages.
Also,nfs-kernel-serveris not part of the default Cloudron installation.
Thus, support for custom changes made to your Cloudron is tricky at best.