server error when trying to load /latest.json?ascending=false Error code: 500 error This page is not working www.dexforum.com.br is currently unable to fulfill this request. HTTP 500 ERROR Why is this happening? How to solve? [image] [image]

It sounds like your app is stopped. Try ./launcher start app, and that should bring back your pre-rebuild version. cd /var/discourse ./launcher start app Don’t run ./launcher cleanup unless your app is running, otherwise it will remove that as well.

another error happened, omg, I didn’t even know about those root@forummaisvc:/var/discourse# ./launcher start app Device “docker0” does not exist. Cannot connect to the docker daemon - verify it is running and you have access

I used the command df -h What can I delete? And what command do I use to delete a specific thing? [image]

Try: cd /var/discourse ./launcher restart app

it’s returns this to me =( [image]

[image] JimPas: the system info shows 100.0% of 49.29GB used. You’ll have to increase your droplet size or see what is currently on it that’s using all the space Jim is still right… I’d try sudo apt autoremove --purge then sudo systemctl start docker and .\launcher start app and then maybe .\launcher cleanup (with some backup made beforehand)

I tried these codes you gave me and it gives me some errors! I don’t know what else to do, my forum is down for days, I’m desperate [image]

I always get a bit nervous about suggesting deleting things to create space. Is there a beginner-friendly step-by-step for targeting maybe the extra back-up files, or some orphaned images?

not even enough space to apt autoremove :fearful: [image] JammyDodger: I always get a bit nervous Oh yes, all proportion kept I feel a bit like [image] maybe sudo apt autoclean first and for a fistfust of Ko sudo find /var/log -type f -iname *.gz -delete then try again sudo apt autoremove and finally sudo systemctl start docker sudo /var/discourse/./launcher start app sudo /var/discourse/./launcher cleanup

what is dock Daemon? how install it? @Benjamin_D @JammyDodger [image]

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Benjamin_D (Benjamin Decotte) April 22, 2022, 5:58am 11

Jim is still right…
I’d try sudo apt autoremove --purge then sudo systemctl start docker and .\launcher start app and then maybe .\launcher cleanup (with some backup made beforehand)

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