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My technical setup is on this ticket: #7042
I have a feeling the two might be in relation to each other, but, I am using Nginx Proxy Manager on a separate container.
When I create a plane instance, everything works swell, but as soon as I restart the container that Plane is hosted in, I can no longer connect to Plane via the public URL, and I get the generic "Connection reset" errors from chrome.
However, when I navigate to the internal hostname that I have set for the container, it does load a blank page and the plane tab information (icon & name).
The ONLY way I'm able to fix this is by running prime-cli repair, and then everything will work as intended, but on every container restart, I need to run that command.
I'm not entirely sure what to provide, I'd be happy to provide whatever I can, thanks!
Steps to reproduce
Install a instance of Plane on a container
After it's successfully installed, navigate to the site it's hosted at
Then restart the container
Upon refreshing the page you were previously at, you'll get a connection reset generic error.
This also happens when you configure the plane instance via god-mode with various settings, so the initial setup doesn't prevent this from happening.
Environment
Production
Browser
Google Chrome
Variant
Self-hosted
Version
vv1.9.2
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Current behavior
My technical setup is on this ticket: #7042
I have a feeling the two might be in relation to each other, but, I am using Nginx Proxy Manager on a separate container.
When I create a plane instance, everything works swell, but as soon as I restart the container that Plane is hosted in, I can no longer connect to Plane via the public URL, and I get the generic "Connection reset" errors from chrome.
However, when I navigate to the internal hostname that I have set for the container, it does load a blank page and the plane tab information (icon & name).
The ONLY way I'm able to fix this is by running
prime-cli repair
, and then everything will work as intended, but on every container restart, I need to run that command.I'm not entirely sure what to provide, I'd be happy to provide whatever I can, thanks!
Steps to reproduce
Install a instance of Plane on a container
After it's successfully installed, navigate to the site it's hosted at
Then restart the container
Upon refreshing the page you were previously at, you'll get a connection reset generic error.
This also happens when you configure the plane instance via god-mode with various settings, so the initial setup doesn't prevent this from happening.
Environment
Production
Browser
Google Chrome
Variant
Self-hosted
Version
vv1.9.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: