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[BUG] Issue accessing Baby Buddy on :v2.6.3-ls168/v2.6.3-ls169 #41
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The container logs are telling you that your nginx configs need updating. The container is starting fine in our test so that could be your problem: https://ci-tests.linuxserver.io/linuxserver/babybuddy/v2.6.3-ls169/index.html Also worth noting we do not support/recommend portainer for deploying our containers. https://docs.linuxserver.io/misc/support-policy/#unsupported |
Dont mind me, i found the root cause and it has nothing to do with this container. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Since the update to :v2.6.3-ls168 Baby Buddy web interface stopped working. API access still works fine.
When trying to access Baby Buddy through a web browser, usually its just spinning for a couple of minutes before showing 502 Bad Gateway error. Sometimes (very rarely) it shows the login window without any CSS (502 error on CSS files according to Developer Tools in the web browser).
No mention of the access attempt (ones ending with 502 error) in container's log, nor in the built in nginx's access or error.log.
The issue disappears after reverting to v2.6.1-167.
Expected Behavior
Baby buddy web interface should show up
Steps To Reproduce
The issue started after the upgrade and server restart, im not sure how to reproduce it.
Right now v2.6.1-ls167 works, but ls168 and ls169 dont work, pulling the image doesnt help either
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
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