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After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace

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    wrote on last edited by girish
    #39

    @SansGuidon thanks for the repro. I have to say I can easily reproduce not only your test but also uptime kuma backup issue on my test Cloudron. At the same time, I have verified that @joseph's observation is also correct - our prod uptime kuma does not produce any spurious logs. Wonder what is going on... I am debugging.

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      @SansGuidon What is your ubuntu and docker version?

      That Cloudron is on Ubuntu 20.04 and docker 27.3.1 . Here it's not reproducible.

      My test cloudron is on 24.04 and docker 28.1.1 (it's from dev branch). Here it's reproducible.

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        @girish Docker 27.3.1 and Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS

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          @SansGuidon thanks, fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/e45af9b611f4d0c3b77d4329aac24bacf98e4e6c . I could not figure out why it's not reproducible on that old Cloudron but I can reproduce it everywhere else . Maybe some Ubuntu 20.04 quirk .

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            Nice! thanks @girish ๐Ÿ™‚

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            • girishG girish

              @SansGuidon thanks, fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/e45af9b611f4d0c3b77d4329aac24bacf98e4e6c . I could not figure out why it's not reproducible on that old Cloudron but I can reproduce it everywhere else . Maybe some Ubuntu 20.04 quirk .

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              @girish said in After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace:

              @SansGuidon thanks, fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/e45af9b611f4d0c3b77d4329aac24bacf98e4e6c . I could not figure out why it's not reproducible on that old Cloudron but I can reproduce it everywhere else . Maybe some Ubuntu 20.04 quirk .

              Can you guide me what commands to type? Thank you.

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                Hello @zohup
                This is fixed in Cloudron Version 9.

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                • jamesJ james

                  Hello @zohup
                  This is fixed in Cloudron Version 9.

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                  @james said in After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace:

                  Hello @zohup
                  This is fixed in Cloudron Version 9.

                  I think what @zohup was asking is how to fix this in production environments which are still running Cloudron Version 8.

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                    Quickfix for users who need it NOW:

                    # get patch file, apply and remove and restart cloudron-syslog.service
                    cd /home/yellowtent/box
                    wget https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    git apply 063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    rm -v 063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    systemctl restart cloudron-syslog.service
                    
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                    #47

                    yes there it is, and it seems like that's the only way to fix it

                    @SansGuidon said in After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace:

                    @james said in After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace:

                    Hello @zohup
                    This is fixed in Cloudron Version 9.

                    I think what @zohup was asking is how to fix this in production environments which are still running Cloudron Version 8.

                    thanks for the quick fix! I applied it and it worked perfectly. ๐Ÿ‘
                    @BrutalBirdie said in After Ubuntu 22/24 Upgrade syslog getting spammed and grows way to much clogging up the diskspace:

                    Quickfix for users who need it NOW:

                    # get patch file, apply and remove and restart cloudron-syslog.service
                    cd /home/yellowtent/box
                    wget https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    git apply 063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    rm -v 063b1024616706971d4a1f9c50b5032727640120.diff
                    systemctl restart cloudron-syslog.service
                    
                    du -sh /var/log/syslog*
                    truncate -s 0 /var/log/syslog
                    truncate -s 0 /var/log/syslog.1
                    
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                      Thanks @zohup !

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