502 error attempting to log into web gui after reboot and latest updates (Compose: 7.2.9 and OMV: 7.4.9-2)

  • Not sure if omv-firstaid or omv-salt stage run deploy is a better way to go about fixing/diagnosing this. It would also be helpfull to know what the relationship of omv-firstaid options and omv-salt commands is...


    I have attached the output of

  • Not sure if omv-firstaid or omv-salt stage run deploy is a better way to go about fixing/diagnosing this

    Is there a question anywhere?

    Why would you think omv-salt stage run deploy is needed?


    The error's showing tell you which commands to run to find better info on what is wrong:

    Job for php8.2-fpm.service failed because the control process exited with error code.

    See "systemctl status php8.2-fpm.service" and "journalctl -xeu php8.2-fpm.service" for details

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    Is there a question anywhere?

    How about is omv-firstaid option 3 or omv-salt stage run deploy a better first step in fixing web page broken problems?

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    Why would you think omv-salt stage run deploy is needed?

    Best guess based on other forum posts that this is the first step in diagnosing/ fixing problems. It did give the messages you said to check...

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    The error's showing tell you which commands to run to find better info on what is wrong:

    Sorry I missed those because of the nut errors above in the output and the volume of output.


    I did not see anything obvious in the output of those commands still not sure how to proceed.





  • I still have not solved this.


    sudo omv-salt deploy run phpfpm


    returns the same errors. posted again below. Is it possible there is a port conflict and if so what port(s) does the php8.2-fpm service need?


    How do I manually stop all omv docker seasons if one is causing a port conflict? ie where is the main compose .yaml file?


  • Try to change the omv-workbench port to something different (for eg 50000) via omv-firstaid and try again with access with http://LAN_IP:50000

  • I finally found my problem, the fact that my ssh keys were not working should have been a clue...


    Somehow I had managed to change the owner of / to a different user. It was probably a typo when changing the owner of one of my docker config directories.


    Thanks for attempting to help.

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