Cannot clone WordPress app, get error: "Addons Error: Error restoring mysql: read ECONNRESET"
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@girish said in Cannot clone WordPress app, get error: "Addons Error: Error restoring mysql: read ECONNRESET":
is just an upper limit and not a pre-allocation.
OK Girish, let me give a try, But why this was never needed earlier and only now not sure. Anyway, let me give it a try. Thank you.
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It cloned but then when I open the site it shows
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Here is the log !
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@arungurume Do you think you can paste the full logs at https://paste.cloudron.io ? The screenshots seems to show some redis logs.
- Open logs window
- Go to the app page, press refresh
- Then get the recent logs from the logs window
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@girish now the main site also went down https://paste.cloudron.io/hefelekane.makefile
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@arungurume The logs say "child pid 101 exit signal Segmentation fault (11), possible coredump in /etc/apache2".
If you go to the Updates section of the app, what package version are you using?
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@arungurume just looking into this one. Curiously, the site loads after a restart but starts crashes immediately after. Actually, apache crashes with a segfault, never seen that one before. continuing to investigate.
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@arungurume If this site ran outside Cloudron, do you remember if you had to put in any memory limits or special apache configuration ?
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@girish said in Cannot clone WordPress app, get error: "Addons Error: Error restoring mysql: read ECONNRESET":
Cloudron, do you remember if you had to put in any memory limits or special apache configuration ?
No, this same issue happened few days (10days) back.
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@girish
Thu, Mar 11, 1:17 PM ET you were helping me with the same issue. -
@arungurume I have narrowed the issue down to one of the plugins. There's a lot of them so have to bisect
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@girish Can you help me in sharing the dump of my DB. Then I can take it forward from there. You can email the dump to my email ID bytzoinc@gmail.com
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@arungurume Sure, the db dumps are already on the server at
/home/yellowtent/appsdata/960eac77-c5cb-41d4-a368-56bf4e25828d/mysqldump. I narrowed down the issue to woocommerce plugin. Which is kind of a bummer because that is the essence of the site
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@arungurume I am out of ideas. I think the best bet is to build the website step by step again to understand what is causing the crash inside woocommerce. Alternately, maybe you can ask if the woocommerce guys know about this. I suspect you will hit the same crash with PHP 7.4 on Ubuntu 20 . May I ask what version this website was developed against? Or was this developed inside Cloudron from the start?
