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  • mehdiM mehdi

    Since updating to 7.0, my files manager does not work for volumes : when I go to the volumes tab, my volumes show, correctly, but when I try to access the file manager, it loads indefinitely, and the Network tab of dev tools shows a 404 (on /api/v1/volumes/VOLUME_ID/files/)

    Happens with 2 volumes, of type filesystem (1 is considered a mountpoint, the other normal)

    Any idea how I can fix that ? OR should I just delete volumes and re-create them ?

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    neurokrish
    wrote on last edited by
    #2

    @mehdi I had the same issue recently. I just deleted those volumes and recreated. Everything shows up in the file manager. Don't know if this will survive a reboot though!

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    • mehdiM mehdi

      Since updating to 7.0, my files manager does not work for volumes : when I go to the volumes tab, my volumes show, correctly, but when I try to access the file manager, it loads indefinitely, and the Network tab of dev tools shows a 404 (on /api/v1/volumes/VOLUME_ID/files/)

      Happens with 2 volumes, of type filesystem (1 is considered a mountpoint, the other normal)

      Any idea how I can fix that ? OR should I just delete volumes and re-create them ?

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      nebulon
      Staff
      wrote on last edited by
      #3

      @mehdi can you try to restart the sftp service from the dashboard and see if this fixes the issue? If so we might have some mounting race somewhere.

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      • nebulonN nebulon

        @mehdi can you try to restart the sftp service from the dashboard and see if this fixes the issue? If so we might have some mounting race somewhere.

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        mehdi
        App Dev
        wrote on last edited by
        #4

        @nebulon Nope, looks like it does not fix the issue. Anything else you want me to try ? If you need access to my instance, I can give it to you.

        To be very clear, everything besides the file-manager works properly : the volumes are present in the apps and everything.

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        • mehdiM mehdi

          @nebulon Nope, looks like it does not fix the issue. Anything else you want me to try ? If you need access to my instance, I can give it to you.

          To be very clear, everything besides the file-manager works properly : the volumes are present in the apps and everything.

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          nebulon
          Staff
          wrote on last edited by
          #5

          @mehdi can you run docker inspect sftp and check if the volumes are mounted into that container?

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          • nebulonN nebulon

            @mehdi can you run docker inspect sftp and check if the volumes are mounted into that container?

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            mehdi
            App Dev
            wrote on last edited by
            #6

            @nebulon It appears that they are mounted :

            {
              ...
                    "HostConfig": {
                        "Binds": [
                            "/home/yellowtent/appsdata:/mnt/appsdata",
                            "/mnt/volumes:/mnt/volumes",
                            "/srv/river_files:/mnt/2f65b84f-398d-434d-8938-307b9bb54d40",
                            "/srv/video:/mnt/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a",
                            "/home/yellowtent/boxdata/mail:/mnt/maildata",
                            "/home/yellowtent/platformdata/sftp/ssh:/etc/ssh:ro"
                        ]
            }
            

            (if this is what I am supposed to be looking at)

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            • mehdiM mehdi

              @nebulon It appears that they are mounted :

              {
                ...
                      "HostConfig": {
                          "Binds": [
                              "/home/yellowtent/appsdata:/mnt/appsdata",
                              "/mnt/volumes:/mnt/volumes",
                              "/srv/river_files:/mnt/2f65b84f-398d-434d-8938-307b9bb54d40",
                              "/srv/video:/mnt/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a",
                              "/home/yellowtent/boxdata/mail:/mnt/maildata",
                              "/home/yellowtent/platformdata/sftp/ssh:/etc/ssh:ro"
                          ]
              }
              

              (if this is what I am supposed to be looking at)

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              nebulon
              Staff
              wrote on last edited by
              #7

              @mehdi indeed, this looks ok. Can you further check the logs of the sftp service while reproducing the issue?

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              • nebulonN nebulon

                @mehdi indeed, this looks ok. Can you further check the logs of the sftp service while reproducing the issue?

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                mehdi
                App Dev
                wrote on last edited by
                #8

                @nebulon

                Dec 17 16:41:52 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                Dec 17 16:41:52 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                Dec 17 16:41:52 [404]: not found
                Dec 17 16:41:54 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                Dec 17 16:41:54 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                Dec 17 16:41:54 [404]: not found
                Dec 17 16:41:58 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                Dec 17 16:41:58 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                Dec 17 16:41:58 [404]: not found
                
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                • mehdiM mehdi

                  @nebulon

                  Dec 17 16:41:52 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                  Dec 17 16:41:52 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                  Dec 17 16:41:52 [404]: not found
                  Dec 17 16:41:54 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                  Dec 17 16:41:54 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                  Dec 17 16:41:54 [404]: not found
                  Dec 17 16:41:58 [GET] /files/volume-88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a/
                  Dec 17 16:41:58 get: /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a as download:false
                  Dec 17 16:41:58 [404]: not found
                  
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                  mehdi
                  App Dev
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #9

                  It seems the path is different : it's mounted at /mnt/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a but the file manager looks for it at /mnt/volumes/88a42b1c-4517-4d67-be2b-e2abef19eb0a

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                  • nebulonN nebulon

                    @mehdi indeed, this looks ok. Can you further check the logs of the sftp service while reproducing the issue?

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                    mehdi
                    App Dev
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #10

                    @nebulon Any way I can help you more on how to debug this ?

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                    • mehdiM mehdi

                      @nebulon Any way I can help you more on how to debug this ?

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                      girish
                      Staff
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #11

                      @mehdi can you drop me us a mail to support@ with access to the server? I can try to debug what's happening. Would be good to get this fixed!

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                      • girishG girish

                        @mehdi can you drop me us a mail to support@ with access to the server? I can try to debug what's happening. Would be good to get this fixed!

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                        mehdi
                        App Dev
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #12

                        @girish done, just sent it through the cloudron support ticket page. Let me know if there's anything else I can do !

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                          girish
                          Staff
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #13

                          This is fixed in the next release, was a bug in the file manager when using filesystem or the mountpoint volume type.

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                          • girishG girish

                            This is fixed in the next release, was a bug in the file manager when using filesystem or the mountpoint volume type.

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                            mehdi
                            App Dev
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #14

                            @girish Follow-up bug report : it seems i cannot disable the SSH support access 😂
                            fe138f6d-ad3c-4e89-b435-b8bc4904a410-image.png

                            Why would I need to enable PermitRootLogin in order to disable SSHS support access ? It does not seem to make sense.

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                            • mehdiM mehdi

                              @girish Follow-up bug report : it seems i cannot disable the SSH support access 😂
                              fe138f6d-ad3c-4e89-b435-b8bc4904a410-image.png

                              Why would I need to enable PermitRootLogin in order to disable SSHS support access ? It does not seem to make sense.

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                              nebulon
                              Staff
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #15

                              @mehdi thanks for reporting, this is fixed now. Next time a separate thread might be better to track those things if possible.

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