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@smilebasti Could be one of two reasons: - 
docker is not working for whatever reason. Can you check if you can do something like docker exec -ti mysql /bin/bashon the server ? Does it give you a shell? If not, this is a docker issue which we can debug further based on the error message.
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Maybe some browser issue. But this seems a bit unlikely. Can you try another browser just in case some extension is causing some problem? 
 
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@girish Ok the 2. thing is also not working. - your command worked fine.
  
 
- your command worked fine.
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Thats the Error i get when i am starting the terminal <I deleted the image because it showed the domain name - girish> 
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This is the chrome console error  
 website erased
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@smilebasti Indeed, there is a crash in cloudron in quite a strange place. That function should always be defined. Can you send us a mail to support@cloudron.io after enabling ssh access (Support -> enable remote support)? 
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OK, we found that the issue was related to having a reverse proxy in front of Cloudron. This reverse proxy was not configured properly to forward web sockets. For nginx, we need something like this: map $http_upgrade $connection_upgrade { default upgrade; '' close; } server { .... proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade; ... }For apache, we need something like this: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ${HTTP:Upgrade} websocket [NC] RewriteCond ${HTTP:Connection} upgrade [NC] RewriteRule .* "wss:/192.168.20.12/$1" [P,L]For the moment, one can just use SSH to open a web terminal like this: docker ps -f label=fqdn=app.domain.com docker exec -ti <containerid_from_above> /bin/bash
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OK, we found that the issue was related to having a reverse proxy in front of Cloudron. This reverse proxy was not configured properly to forward web sockets. For nginx, we need something like this: map $http_upgrade $connection_upgrade { default upgrade; '' close; } server { .... proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade; ... }For apache, we need something like this: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ${HTTP:Upgrade} websocket [NC] RewriteCond ${HTTP:Connection} upgrade [NC] RewriteRule .* "wss:/192.168.20.12/$1" [P,L]For the moment, one can just use SSH to open a web terminal like this: docker ps -f label=fqdn=app.domain.com docker exec -ti <containerid_from_above> /bin/bash@girish I have similar issues, I’m using the nginx proxy manager. Everything works but the app terminal. Already tried your config for ngix but didn’t work. 
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@girish I have similar issues, I’m using the nginx proxy manager. Everything works but the app terminal. Already tried your config for ngix but didn’t work. 
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@alwynispat Could be because websocket is not getting forwarded properly via the proxy manager. Does it work without the proxy manager? @girish found the culprit, NPM was not forwarding the web socket properly. Fixed that and the terminal works now. 
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@girish found the culprit, NPM was not forwarding the web socket properly. Fixed that and the terminal works now. 
 
