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queryNS ETIMEOUT when renewing certificates

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    malvim
    wrote on last edited by joseph
    #1

    Hi,

    I have been receiving multiple "queryNS ETIMEOUT" for all my cloudron domains. They're all hosted on Amazon's Route53. As a result, my certificates are expiring and multiple services stopped working.

    My access key is working, as I have another service that uses it for other subdomains on another machine.

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    (I left the domain name out of the screenshot, but this is what is going on).

    Any clue what might be happening? Any other logs I could check?

    Thanks.

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      malvim
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      Just checked and, from my cloudron box, I can access route53 with same aws credentials via aws-cli. Not sure what's going on, can anyone maybe shed a light? Thanks!

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        nebulon
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        Can you run cloudron-support --troubleshoot to get some overview on the system?

        Also can you check if host -t NS <domain.com> works?

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          malvim
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          Hi, thanks for the help!

          cloudron-support told me unbound was down (I should've checked cloudron's own "services" page, which I now see has unbound down). It turns out I'm having the same issue as in this post: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12556/unbound-service-not-working/11

          Went to reinstall unbound-anchor, but I had broken dependencies. Ran apt --fix-broken install (apt's own suggestion), then installed unbound-anchor which seems to have installed unbound itself.

          I don't ever run stuff on this server, I follow cloudron's suggestion to have the server all for the cloudron service, so I have no idea how this happened, but reinstalling seems to have fixed the issue.

          Had to reinstall two apps that were erroring because of this, though. I had no data in them, so it's fine, but still weird that this happened.

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            joseph
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            @malvim I guess you upgraded to ubuntu 24.04 ? There was a mistake in the Cloudron guide which missed installing the unbound-anchor dep. This was added later in https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/#post-upgrade .

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              @malvim I guess you upgraded to ubuntu 24.04 ? There was a mistake in the Cloudron guide which missed installing the unbound-anchor dep. This was added later in https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/#post-upgrade .

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              @joseph ah, there you go. I have indeed updated to 24.04, and presumably it was before this instruction was added.

              Thank you all for the help, guys, all is well now

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