[BlueOnyx:22348] Re: sysetmctl dbus errors after automatic updates

[Janwillem Ronken]

Hi Michael

Yes, we only use https (there is only one site running on this server) and that works fine.

https://subdomain.domain.eu/ works and shows the site

https://server.domain.eu/ works  and shows admin gui

https://server.domain.eu:443 works and shows admin gui

It also states Server desktop is not running.. which is not true as I have full access to the GUI.

 

It doesn't seem to have a big impact (besides NGINX restarting every 15 minutes which I can live with for a few days until this server goes live)

 

Best regards

Janwillem

 

 

From: Blueonyx <blueonyx-bounces at mail.blueonyx.it> on behalf of Michael Stauber <mstauber at blueonyx.it>
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Date: Wednesday, 22. August 2018 at 17:31
To: <blueonyx at mail.blueonyx.it>
Subject: [BlueOnyx:22347] Re: sysetmctl dbus errors after automatic updates

 

Hi Janwillem,

 

Followed your suggestions and a reboot but still seeing NGINX-SSL Proxy

as not running (while it is actually running according to service nginx

status (and restart every 15 minutes by swatch because it thinks it's

not running)

 

The Swatch component that monitors Nginx (if it's enabled) is this script:

 

/usr/sausalito/swatch/bin/am_nginx.pl

 

It uses LWP::UserAgent->new() to make a "HEAD" connection against

https://$System->{hostname}.'.'. $System->{domainname}.':'.$sslPort

 

So if your server is named bx.company.com and SSL runs on port 443, it

will make a connection against https://bx.company.com:443 and will

examine the HEAD request. It doesn't matter if bx.company.com isn't

serving an actual webpage (it isn't, it just redirects to the GUI).

 

It just checks if the connection to HTTPS itself is successful.

 

In your case that seems to result in an error and Active Monitor then

assumes Nginx is dead and restarts it.

 

What happens if you do an HTTPS connection to the host- and domain-name

of your BlueOnyx in a browser? Does that work?

 

-- 

With best regards

 

Michael Stauber

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