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Seafile: BAD response code of GET #1236

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TheQuantumPhysicist opened this issue May 19, 2015 · 11 comments
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Seafile: BAD response code of GET #1236

TheQuantumPhysicist opened this issue May 19, 2015 · 11 comments

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@TheQuantumPhysicist
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After I upgraded from Seafile 4.1x to 4.21, I got this error:

[05/18/15 19:49:34] http-tx-mgr.c(774): Bad response code for GET https://cloud.web.com/seafhttp/protocol-version: 500.
[05/18/15 19:49:34] clone-mgr.c(812): Transition clone state for 2089f543 from [connect] to [connect].

I wasn't able to resolve it in anyway without going back to 4.16. Someone else here

https://forum.seafile-server.org/t/after-upgrade-server-4-0-6-to-4-1-1-clients-cant-connect/988

I'm using Seafile of windows, which is by definition 32-bit (since you don't provide a 64-bit version. Please do that!).

reported a similar problem.

@scottp
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scottp commented May 26, 2015

I am now having this problem on my Mac OS X, but I get a 404 for that URL. I think I will try down grading my Client.

@killing
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killing commented May 26, 2015

4.2.x client use http sync exclusively. You should try to set it up if
you're using https. See
http://manual.seafile.com/deploy/deploy_http_sync.html

2015-05-26 8:12 GMT+08:00 Scott Penrose notifications@github.com:

I am now having this problem on my Mac OS X, but I get a 404 for that URL.
I think I will try down grading my Client.


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@scottp
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scottp commented May 26, 2015

OK it was because I have not updated my Seafile server. Which looked too hard to do in a hurry, so I switched back to 4.1 client, and that has fixed my problem. Thanks.

@allo-
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allo- commented Jun 11, 2015

Happens here with client 4.2.3 and server 4.2.2

EDIT:
I guess for me it's related with haiwen/seafile-client#570 (comment) (seahub url is /seafhttp/..., while the httpserver expects the requests on /...)

@TheQuantumPhysicist
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I haven't tested the new version of Seafile anymore after the problem and went back 4.16, but I realized that my Apache didn't have proxy_http module enabled. So maybe that helps. Unfortunately I'm too busy to test that now.

@allo-
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allo- commented Jun 21, 2015

Here it seems (i cannot test before this one is fixed) a problem with reverse proxies, which cannot rewrite /seafhttp/ to /.

@claasd
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claasd commented Jul 7, 2015

Hi,

i could solve the Bad response code for GET https:://URL/seafhttp/protocol-version: 500. by enabling the module "proxy_http" in the apache configuration in addition to the "proxy" module

Claas

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@TheQuantumPhysicist
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TheQuantumPhysicist commented Aug 7, 2018

This problem happened with me recently so many times. I found eventually that the ccnet-server is not responding for some reason, so I did this and it works (many times, not only once; this problem happens every other month):

sudo pkill ccnet
sudo service seafile-server stop
sudo service seafile-server start

@shoeper
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shoeper commented Aug 8, 2018

The newest version should not use ccnet anymore

@TheQuantumPhysicist
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@shoeper, I'm confused. I have the latest Seafile server (6.2.5), and it still uses ccnet-server on port 10001. Am I doing something wrong?

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shoeper commented Aug 8, 2018

Ah sorry, I've been at the client.

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