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    WebGUI returns ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE after update

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    • P
      Pollux
      last edited by

      A few days ago I completed and updated to 2.4.3p1. Everything went normally and the WebGUI was normal after the update. Now, the WebGUI is down and when I try and access it all I get is an ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE.

      The firewall is still routing traffic and serving OpenVPN connections normally, so this appears to be only a WebGUI problem.

      I have logged in via SSH and reset both the WebConfigurator and PHP multiple times, but that does not bring it back.

      Any ideas or suggestions on what I can do to get it back?

      Thanks

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      • P
        Pollux
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        To add on to this, logs show that nginx is continuously reporting that a worker process exited on signal 11.

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        • KOMK
          KOM
          last edited by

          Roll the dice and move on up to 2.4.4!

          Seriously, if you don't want to do that then create a backup of your config, wipe & reinstall fresh, restore config, reboot, done.

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            Pollux @KOM
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            @kom What is the process for backing up the config via SSH?

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            • KOMK
              KOM
              last edited by

              You're already supposed to have the backup. You don't wait until everything is on fire to take a backup.

              I think the current configs are kept in /conf. ssh in and grab /conf/config.xml. Use it to restore from a fresh install and see what happens.

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                Pollux
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                Thanks, I do have a backup from right before the attempted update. Was just curious if there was some way to do it via SSH as well.

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