SOLVED SSL error after upgrading to 5.6.0 on ubuntu 16
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@girish Did this have something do to with 16.04, or was it unrelated, just random ?
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@mehdi Indeed, the server was on 16.04. How is that related btw? Do you think it's related to having old openssl libraries or something?
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I think @mehdi was curious if it was related to 16.04, not suggested that it was
All I can say is that this is my oldest cloudron machine still running that hasn't been migrated at some point - 2y+ I reckon - and it has been subject to a lot of testing and building over time, so could be a number of reasons why that happened.
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Yes, I was only asking whether it was related to the server being 16.04, not suggesting anything ^^
I'll let you guys know when my 16.04 server updates to 5.6 if it causes any issue.
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Hi,
same problem here with Cloudron 5.6.0 and ubuntu 16.04.
@girish tips solved the problem. -
I think we will push out a 5.6.1 which will re-configure all the apps and thus re-generating nginx configs.
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I also got SSL errors after the upgrade, but in Thunderbird. It seems like the default self signed Cert is used.
A possibility to postpone updates for like 2 weeks would be nice, to not run into such things.
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@gml are you on 5.6.1? As for the updates, starting this release the box code won't auto update anymore and will respect the schedule under settings (it's a single setting for app and box updates)
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@girish Just checked, yes i'm already on 5.6.1.
And good to know, thx
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Can you go to Services -> Mail and restart the mail service? Does that help?
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That seemed to solve it, even if a server reboot did not solve it. I also got a mail, that this was also visible from other mail-servers (not just from my mail client), as I use DANE for certificate pinning.
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@gml said in SSL error after upgrading to 5.6.0 on ubuntu 16:
That seemed to solve it, even if a server reboot did not solve it. I also got a mail, that this was also visible from other mail-servers (not just from my mail client), as I use DANE for certificate pinning.
Thx girish!I had the same issue. And the same fix. A reboot didn't work, a service restart did the trick. Thanks!
