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[v.develop-debian] Passbolt server gives Internal Server Errors (HTTP 500) #95
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Hi @pierredadt ! It would be nice if you could provide some error logs from passbolt and or nginx. Without any other information is hard to help you. I can just tell you that passbolt_docker is known to run in k8s environments. |
Hi @dlen Thanks for your time. Unfortunately the logs don't seem to be very helpful. Here is what I could gather: Maybe I managed to miss some files, but I can't find what's wrong with those. |
Ok, I think I got it ! 👍 It seems I was actually doing TLS over TLS with my traefik https ingress redirecting to the 443 port of passbolt. Changing my service description to expose passbolt's 80 and redirecting the https requests to said service port did it ! Thanks again for your time ! N.B.: if everything's right with the |
Glad to see you made it work! I don't understand what you mean with the 1.6.10-debian and develop-debian. What is the issue? |
I have a set of deployment resources (deployments, services, secrets, ...) that I use to deploy passbolt on k8s. I didn't investigate the error though, I just noted the transition from |
I see. Keep in mind that develop-debian is a container that is aimed to work with passbolt v2 |
What happens:
After resolving integration issues with mysql and passbolt I finally have a stable server, except it only sends HTTP 500 Errors.
Here are the results of my HealtCheck :
What's my environment:
Kubernetes 1.9 on CoreOS
MySQL 5.7
Passbolt develop-debian
Question:
I saw this kind of issues on the passbolt_api repository but can't seem to find the actual reason behind mine. Any idea how to solve it ?
Edit: I just saw someone pushed a new docker tag (1.6.10-debian), any idea about the evolutions it brings ?
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