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@girish said in Apps stopped functioning post failed updates:

However this does not resolve the fact that apps seem to not be responding externally/internally.

Yet again my cloudflare changed its SSL/TLS encryption mode from Full (strict) to some other setting and broke my ssl side of things causing sites not to load. 😆 Tested other domains I have and those worked so the only setting remaining was that. Fixed my issue there.

@girish said in Apps stopped functioning post failed updates:

Interesting solution. How did you end up discovering this ? Is this because of some local network related issue ?

In terms of this the only thing I can think of is maybe getting rate limited so I had to slow down... I was updating multiple apps all at once when the updates all failed.

@girish You are 100% correct.
Turned off proxied mode and it works fine now.
Real Doh moment.
Thanks for the help!

@subven I not joe lol I just search this forums and found this and same as my server showing but it worked my side now:)

Thank you and I do not know about his side yet

@joesitsolutions said in Restoring app from backup?:

I have the .zip file. Cannot figure out why I keep getting "backupFolder path is protected"

You can only create backups to specific paths on the server. Many of the paths are "protected" to make sure that the folders won't get overwritten by updates or are used by the system. This is just a hardcoded list of paths:

const PROTECTED_PREFIXES = [ '/boot/', '/usr/', '/bin/', '/lib/', '/root/', '/var/lib/', paths.baseDir() ];

(the baseDir above is /home/yellowtent/). You cannot create backups in subdirectories of the above paths.

I understand you are using restore here though and not backup 🙂 The restore logic uses the same validation logic for paths and you have copied the backup to under /home/yellowtent/. Instead, copy the backup in some path like /mnt/backups/ or /srv/backups/ and try to restore, that should work.