Description

When I view an app (e.g. immich) on the cloudron app store, it shows the latest version (2.1). When trying to update from the dashboard, I am stuck on version 1.34 and Cloudron seems to be unable to find the latest version.

Troubleshooting Already Performed

I have restarted the server, as well as the unbound service. I see no updates for my server.

Cloudron Version

v8.3.2

Ubuntu Version

Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS

Is there something preventing me from getting the most recent update? Or is the above link not the actually packaged app? Thanks for any help.

Tried restoring with "Decrypt Filenames" on and off, neither are working. There is no error indicating that the encryption password is wrong, preeeeety sure it's the right one. Am I just completely screwed here? Or is there something else I can do to debug this?

Trying to debug what's going on here.. should fsmetadata.json ever be encrypted? The file appears to just have garbage characters in it, but even with my encryption pw it's still unable to parse.

Fiddled around with some settings, it can find the file now but can't parse it. I am using rsync if that matters

The file is in the backup, but it's at [backup date]/box_v7.5.2/fsmetadata.json. I don't see any home folder anywhere in the backup folder. I did restore the backup manually with the UI form.

Hey! I'm trying to restore a backup (from 7.5.2) to a fresh install of 7.5.2 and am getting an error:

Any ideas?

@girish alright was able to get the dashboard back, thanks! When can we expect that update with the fix?

@girish yeah the dashboard

@girish I didn't remove that file, just the application certs and nginx is now running fine according to systemctl status nginx, just the webserver isn't loading. Unbound & box are fine too. Should I still delete that file even though nginx is running?

@girish the error it gives is the same as this one above; it is not clear that I need to actually just delete the application certs ( just found their location again at nginx/applications )

nginx: [emerg] cannot load certificate key "/home/yellowtent/platformdata/nginx/cert/_.myserver.net.key": 
PEM_read_bio_PrivateKey() failed (SSL: error:0909006C:PEM routines:get_name:no start line:Expecting: ANY PRIVATE KEY)

Deleting the application certs allowed nginx to restart but my webserver is still not running, gah

@nebulon hey, not sure if you guys already implemented this fix, but I just had the exact same issue happen again this morning on a fully up-to-date Cloudron instance. Trying to remember wtf I did to fix this

@girish increased it to 72 hours; does this file get regenerated perhaps? Looks like the timeout is back to 24 hours when I checked it. Maybe on Cloudron update?

@girish yeah that is what I was doing before but it no longer working

@robi setting the timeout manually now seems to not affect the actual timeout time like it used to

@subven I am using tgz because rsync couldn't handle the char length of my encrypted file names, lol. Just need a way to manually adjust this upload time

@girish Sorry yeah it is 24 hours, however that's not enough for my uploads. My uploads take like 3 days usually. Is there a new way to manually change it?

Hello! I've been using this method described here to manually set my timeout for my long backup uploads to be much longer than the default. However after the most recent update this method no longer seems to be working.

Is there a new way I need to manually adjust the timeout of my backup uploads?

@girish I've been using this method of manually editing the js file to a longer timeout for a while now for my uploads and as of the most recent update this no longer works. Any ideas?

@girish that seems to have fixed all my problems! Can access the dashboard again. Looking forward to the next release when this is automated lol.

@girish I've deleted the nginx conf file (home/yellowtent/platformdata/nginx/nginx.conf) and am encountering a new error. It seems systemctl restart box did not regenerate this.

[emerg] open() "/etc/nginx/nginx.conf" failed (2: No such file or directory)