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Apps stuck in “Configuring” due to failed infrastructure upgrade

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  • N Offline
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    Nexus-AI-solutions
    wrote last edited by
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    Description

    Our Cloudron environment is currently stuck during an infrastructure upgrade.
    All installed apps are stuck showing:

    • “Removing containers for upgrade”
    • State: “Configuring”

    This started when Cloudron attempted to upgrade the infrastructure from 49.8.0 → 49.9.0.
    Since then, Cloudron cannot complete the upgrade and no apps can start anymore.

    The system log indicates that Cloudron is unable to remove the Docker ‘cloudron’ network because Docker reports that the network still has active endpoints.
    As a result the entire infrastructure upgrade aborts, leaving all apps stuck.

    Steps to reproduce

    1. Cloudron automatically initiated an infrastructure upgrade (49.8.0 → 49.9.0).
    2. The platform stopped containers for the upgrade.
    3. Cloudron attempted to remove and recreate the Docker ‘cloudron’ network.
    4. Docker returned an error: network has active endpoints.
    5. Infrastructure upgrade fails → apps remain in “configuring”.

    Logs

    Relevant portion from /home/yellowtent/platformdata/logs/box.log:

    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:platform onActivated: starting post activation services
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:platform startInfra: checking infrastructure
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:platform markApps: reconfiguring apps
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:reverseproxy removeAppConfigs: removing app nginx configs
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:platform startInfra: updating infrastructure from 49.8.0 to 49.9.0
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:platform removeAllContainers: removing all containers for infra upgrade
    Nov 27 11:47:56 box:shell platform: docker ps -qa --filter label=isCloudronManaged
    Nov 27 11:47:57 box:platform createDockerNetwork: recreating docker network
    Nov 27 11:47:57 box:shell platform: docker network rm -f cloudron
    Nov 27 11:47:57 box:shell platform: docker network rm -f cloudron errored BoxError: docker exited with code 1 signal null
    Nov 27 11:47:57 stderr: Error response from daemon: error while removing network cloudron: network has active endpoints
    Nov 27 11:47:57 box:platform startInfra: Failed to start services. retry=false (attempt 0): docker exited with code 1 signal null

    Troubleshooting Already Performed

    • Rebooted the server
    • Restarted Docker
    • Restarted the Cloudron box service
    • Verified that no non-Cloudron containers are running
    • Apps remain stuck in “Removing containers for upgrade”

    The issue persists every time Cloudron tries to start the infrastructure.

    INFO
    Cloudron version
    9.0.12
    Ubuntu version
    Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS Linux 5.15.0-161-generic
    Vendor
    QEMU
    Product
    Standard PC (i440FX + PIIX, 1996)
    CPU
    4 Core "AMD EPYC Processor (with IBPB)"
    Memory
    4.1 GB RAM & 4.12 GB Swap

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    • jamesJ Offline
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      james
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      wrote last edited by james
      #2

      Hello @nexus-ai-solutions and welcome to the Cloudron Forum

      It seems this is similar to https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12500/after-update-8-0-5-all-services-wont-run-and-apps-wont-run-too-it-happen-7am-this-morning

      Can you please check that?

      If you run the following command manually:

      docker network rm -f cloudron
      

      what is the output?

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