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      wrote on last edited by girish
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      I have recently installed Cloudron on a VM, had it all set up and working. I restarted the server and the site never came up. I have the log which shows: 0f510fa6-adc6-45ab-ba3e-abbb52fe4973-image.png

      Does anyone know what may be causing the error?

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        I have recently installed Cloudron on a VM, had it all set up and working. I restarted the server and the site never came up. I have the log which shows: 0f510fa6-adc6-45ab-ba3e-abbb52fe4973-image.png

        Does anyone know what may be causing the error?

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        @harrowsmith this seems like mysql is down. Can you check systemctl status mysql and maybe systemctl restart mysql ? If it's not starting, check journalctl -u mysql.

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          @harrowsmith this seems like mysql is down. Can you check systemctl status mysql and maybe systemctl restart mysql ? If it's not starting, check journalctl -u mysql.

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          @girish facf3c63-f05a-484c-975d-06d3b4a8a955-image.png
          mysql is running.

          I've actually managed to get past that but now get this error instead.
          8b46acf9-8e74-4796-9047-6baf06ca29e4-image.png

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            @girish facf3c63-f05a-484c-975d-06d3b4a8a955-image.png
            mysql is running.

            I've actually managed to get past that but now get this error instead.
            8b46acf9-8e74-4796-9047-6baf06ca29e4-image.png

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            @harrowsmith looks like something else is running on port 3003? I think lsof -i TCP:3003 will tell you what that is.

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            • girishG girish

              @harrowsmith looks like something else is running on port 3003? I think lsof -i TCP:3003 will tell you what that is.

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              @girish No output when I run that command, it has not wrote to the logs since booting up the VM this morning. Latest logs are from 22:50 last night

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                @girish No output when I run that command, it has not wrote to the logs since booting up the VM this morning. Latest logs are from 22:50 last night

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                @harrowsmith can you run docker network inspect cloudron to see if the network it tries to bind on is actually created?

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