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deploy: history update can fail if container starts slowly, makes superfluous header write #626
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hey @cheukyin699 thanks for reporting this! looks like the fault is in a new feature added in #578 :
This change has not been incorporated in our latest release It looks like you are using I would recommend making sure you have the latest stable version in |
If you must build from source, you should |
inertia webapp up
However, I'm not sure if the bug here (history update failure) is actually causing the application to fail - inertia notices the death of a container,
which begins the shutdown procedure, this was reported by @rwblickhan and was fixed in v0.5.3 with #608, though this hasn't been forward-ported to |
Yes. The thing that is probably causing the app to fail is the fact that nginx letsencrypt was not set up at all. |
Let me know if switching to |
The issue fixed by #608 was that we use a Lets Encrypt container to request SSL certs but it exits as soon as the certs are setup, causing Inertia to kill everything. But that container should be called |
Just finished setting up letsencrypt and tried
Something to do with nginx?? |
Is this on v0.5.3? If it is you might have to add the ignore death configuration in the inertia setting as described in #608 |
Interesting. After having both client and remote on v0.5.3, my
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Yeah the config format has been significantly reworked from Sorry for the 0ver abuse, but delivering on v0.6.0 is quite a long haul 😓 |
I've created #627 to hopefully dissuade anyone else from building from source, sorry about that! |
Successfully deployed onto rocket2.ubclaunchpad! The issue I was running into had nothing to do with inertia. I just had to install nginx (bc it was complaining about lack of nginx files). |
Ah I see 👍 I'll leave this ticket open for now since it does demonstrate another issue, thanks! |
Describe the bug
No such container error while executing
inertia <webapp> up
.Below are the logs around the error.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
inertia init
inertia remote add aws-ec2
and fill in your informations (.pem
, username, ip address of AWS EC2 instance)inertia aws-ec2 init
inertia aws-ec2 up
Environment (please complete the following information):
Linux 5.3.1-arch1-1-ARCH
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