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Several apps down after faulty automatic update to v8.3.2

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    shrey
    wrote last edited by shrey
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    After an (unexpected) automatic update to v8.3.2, most of the apps in my Cloudron instance are now in error state:

    Error : Nginx Error - Error reloading nginx: reverseproxy exited with code 1 signal null

    Additionally, the Event log shows this:
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    The CLI doesn't seem to help here either:

    Rebooting didn't help as well!


    1. Why was there no automatic rollback, when the update task failed?

    2. How do i urgently fix this?

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      wrote last edited by joseph
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      I just replied from support. To give more context from support, nginx restart has been failing on this server.

      <removed screenshot>

      • What is listed in ulimit -a ? Mine says 1024
      • You can try ulimit -n 3000 which increases the handle count. Does nginx restart after that?
      • If that doesn't work either, can you reboot the server? Maybe this will free up some handles.
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        This got fixed after rebooting the server and repairing all apps. For some reason, the server ran out of file descriptors

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