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I got it connected for just a second, started backing up a ridiculous amount of photos, it waited for a minute or two of silence where I was worried I was doing something wrong, Then the glorious moment came when it started to upload things. My hope was dashed to pieces when it quit to the server endpoint URL screen and gave me a
"statuscode":500,"message""internal server error"10 Replies
What can I do to see the internal server errors?
I found the server logs and I am getting a lot of these errors
This is what I get when I try to connect through a browser:
Internal server error (500 - Internal Server Error)
re-starting my computer now and seeing where that takes meDoes your phone contain a lot of pictures? I have a few thousands in mine and it took quite some times and a few crashes and reboots in both the phone app and the server to finish off the backup. At first I tried rebooting docker, but it was easier and more efficient to just restart the server. But it worked eventually and I only found one corrupt picture.
Yeah, roughly 2,000.
is there an easy way to re-start the server without re-starting my computer?
Depend, on a linux, it's probably possible to reboot the docker more efficiently. But I run docker on Windows , so rebooting when something goes wrong come quite naturally to me. I didn't reboot the system more than 2-3 times as I recall.
fair enough. Thanks!
Your postgres database is having trouble. Either your system is under enough load that it's too slow to respond, or it just crashed outright
How would I know which one it is?
Check logs, check system resource stats, etc