Good day to all! Over the last 30 minutes or so, I’ve been having issues loading beehaw.org. Sometimes CSS is missing and the page layout is broken, and others there is a server side NGINX error.
Just wanted to make the admins aware this is happening. There are some NGINX settings that can be adjusted to make more threads available to NGINX if it is hitting a worker limit.
Right out of the Lemmy documentation for servers:
Log them to a file and dump them somewhere public, like a github repository. What is gong on in these logs when 500 errors are happening?
Thanks for the suggestions. We are aware of how to review system logs and work to solve the issues. Right now there are a lot of moving parts, some of which we control and are responsible for, but a lot that we cannot.
As you know, an NGINX 500 issue is due to the server instance and not the client (you). For our stack, that could be an issue anywhere along the path with varnish, nginx, firewall rules, security/HIDS, host networking, docker networking, one or multiple services of the six containers, the docker service/daemon itself.
The issues are being addressed as we are able to troubleshoot, prove it, and verify a solution.
Do you consider 0.17.4 a “stable” release of Lemmy that is proven and production ready, or more like an experimental project under active development?
I do not grasp why no Github issues are being opened to discuss openly these problems with the Lemmy platform that I have seen on many instances.
Every version of Lemmy is experimental and not really production ready. But it is in use and serving our needs, with a few pain points that are being worked on. I don’t have the time to run down every single bug or issue we experience with Lemmy, in order to make a good, useful, bug report; certainly not enough time to do that and fix them.
So why should I post a GitHub issue for the devs to see, that is just another “hey this isn’t working, fix please” complaint? They have hundreds of open issues already. When I find one I can prove and give sufficient details for, I make an issue. To do otherwise is a pretty entitled take.
I’m getting what I pay for and happy to contribute how I can. You’re saying that’s not enough and I need to do more. No thanks.
I see you run a Neruodiverse community here, maybe you are misinterpreting my Asperger syndrome. I posted here 8 days ago, and I’m revisiting it.
I posed here 8 days ago, I linked back to lemmy.ml having the same problem, I am the one doing the labor here of screaming out loud how serious this problem is and it isn’t like the other issues being posted on GitHub which are mostly end-user wishlists for new features.
Really sucks they aren’t listening to you, they don’t appear to be listening to us either. Best of luck screaming at them, hopefully they’ll listen as they haven’t fixed any of the bugs I opened either.
I have created new communities: /c/lemmyperformance and /c/lemmyfederation to try and not clutter up Github with all this, but so far the problem of two servers reliably talking to each other (which also are running into the nginx 500/504/404 errors) seems to be a problem nobody has taken ownership of.
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Thank you. It’s what’s going on inside of lemmy.ml that concerns me the most, and I just don’t grasp why the people running that server aren’t opening issues about the precise logged errors on their server so that newcomers to the project have an idea what is happening.