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Please provide the requested info so we can help you troubleshoot |
Can you also the server log and the microservices log? |
Ubuntu 20.04 VM running via Unraid Apologies for my ignorance - could you let me know where those logs would be located? Thank you sir! |
You can do |
Now that is simple :D |
Ok I will need the database logs as well. Those containers cannot connect to the database, I think there is a database migration issue. Did you use any tag in your docker-compose file other than |
I don't believe so - everything defaulted. |
Hmm somehow you have no space left on the device
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Is this line correct in the docker-compose? It seems to be pointing to the wrong image? immich/docker/docker-compose.yml Line 19 in 853a65a
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It is the correct image. Have you tried to restart your whole VM? |
@meichthys Can you guys try to bring the containers down with |
I am now seeing no space left on the device doing that pull for the new version. 150GB allocated to this VM with only this running off of it. It's looking like an issue with my VM. *Photos are stored on a share elsewhere df -h |
You are using 23G out of 23G of your root filesystem, you will need to expand your drive. This might help, please proceed with caution https://askubuntu.com/questions/116351/increase-partition-size-on-which-ubuntu-is-installed |
@ItsMeAPizza you can do |
I am more than likely just going to rebuild the VM. Is there a way to point immich to the data folder that it created? Not a big deal to me if it's not possible since I can just re-upload everything. Appreciate all the assistance @alextran1502! |
You will need to bring the Postgres mounted volume over to preserve the data in the database as well |
@alextran1502 I've tried repulsing the images without any difference. My guess is that it has something to do with the .eng file which I've loaded into portainer. I'm thinking that portainer is storing the environment variables in a different location than what the images are expecting. With most docker projects I can just dump the environment variables into portainer with no issue, but something seems different here. |
@meichthys, the service is trying to connect to your database on the dns name
Are you sure that's correct? Make sure to check your .env file and container names. |
@bo0tzz Thanks a lot! That was it. My .eng had a different name than my docker compose did for the Postgres container. After fixing the .env and removing my Postgres volume, it's working now! @alextran1502 I think we can close this now 👍 |
Hi, I have the same issue on fresh install, on postgress logs I have:
This happened on both custom install and one-step install, the problem isn't about space on disk, I tried clearing the cache/using other devices/browsers. |
Try clearing the postgres data volume: |
Thanks, it worked like a charm ! |
I upgraded to the latest version
v1.27.0_37-dev
fromv1.26.0_36-dev
and I received this error when accessing the GUI.Any potential troubleshooting steps that I can follow?
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