Updated to v1.42.1 - Bad Gateway
Hi everyone, I update my homarr to v1.42.1 and I rebooted and webgui is not working anymore keep getting error code 502 bad gateway. How can I resolve this issue.
I did create a backup and snapshot of the old version, I can just roll back but is there a fix for the new update?
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I will just rollback to the older version until this issue is resolved.
As asked by Cakey above, can you share installation method, logs etc?
I used the update command in the cli
it did say error code on line 159 I think but I can't remember
But how did you install it?
on proxmox container
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So you had a similar screen to this?
yes! I think that was the error
Probably related to
https://discord.com/channels/972958686051962910/1428874658748305570
https://discord.com/channels/972958686051962910/1429156423740428399
@CrazyWolf13 did you already update yourself?
We have yet another user with this problem, can you try to help?
you say you have a backup?
can you run the update again with verbose enabled?
so I can see the actual error?
I did upgrade successfully without issues.
My guess is network timeout (maybe today aws downtime to fetch packages)?
or another thing would be ressource limit, do you particularly "older" or "slower" hardware?