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Stopping an integrity check fails with “Expected values to be strictly equal”

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  • jdaviescoatesJ
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    wrote last edited by girish
    #1

    On Cloudron 10.1.5, clicking the stop button on a running integrity check gives:

    Unhandled error. Status: 500. unkown: Expected values to be strictly equal: 'number' !== 'string'

    with onStopIntegrityCheck() in the trace. The check keeps running. It looks like the task ID is sent as a number where a string is expected.

    Workaround: on the server, systemctl stop box-task-<task id> stops it cleanly. The task ID is shown by ps aux | grep taskworker.

    Note also: "unkown" in the error message instead of "unknown".

    I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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      wrote last edited by girish
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      This is a valid crash, I have fixed this now. Thanks for reporting.

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