All the images of my website suddenly are not appearing.
ERRCONNECTIONRESET this is what I’m receiving.
I check nginx error.log and there’s nothing there.
Someone can help?
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×Hi @bobbyiliev, thank you for your answer.
So, I check and all the images are here:
I check at the terminal and I can find it there, and I also checked my disk space.
The strange thing is that all images stop working together, the background is the only image that was not affected.
Hi there @revistagarupa,
This is quite interesting, it looks like that the images are served by a service that is running on port 8888, what has happened is that most likely the service has crashed so now it is no longer serving the images.
To fix that you would need to start the service again, however it would really depend on your setup. For example, if you are using Docker, you would need to start the Docker service and if it is a Node.js service, you would need to start it as well.
One thing that you could do is to use the history command to see what commands were run on the server in the past which could point you to the right direction. Another thing you could do is check your server logs and see if there are any error messages for the crashed service.
Hope that this helps, let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Bobby
Hi @bobbyiliev,
Thanks again for your help.
Do you know how I can see what service is running on that port? Other person build that I don’t have that information.
The only thing I can see in my logs is Nginx.
Another thing is that I check nginx error log and tha’s nothing there.
Hi there @revistagarupa,
Yes, you can use the following command to check what services are enabled on your server:
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- systemctl list-unit-files | grep enabled
Also it might be worth checking if this was a docker container:
docker ps -a
Let me know how it goes!
Regards,
Bobby
Hi @bobbyiliev,
So I don’t have a docker installed and in the port 8888. But there’s a phyton there.
Hi there,
Yes, it looks like that you have a backend service that is not started.
Have you tried running the history command to see what other commands were run by the person who set the server up for you?
Regards,
Bobby
Hi @bobbyiliev,
I got more informations, I don’t know if it’s helpfull.
I see a phyton on the port 8888, and I also see in the system nginx and redis. I’m starting to think that nginx is working as a reverse proxy.
Maybe it’s a clue of what’s going on.
Do you have any idea?