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Meliko | In reply to @samantazfox:pussthecat.org Do you mind sharing your file in DM? No ofc not I’ll do that instantly | 10:33:06 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Hi, I'm trying to setup an Invidious instance on a VPS that I rented from Hetzner. I'm using Dockge to manage my Docker stacks. Apparently, Invidious is reporting an "unhealthy" state and I get constant 500 GET /api/v1/comments/jNQXAC9IVRw in the logs. Also, the instance doesn't want to load. What is going on? | 12:28:56 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) |  Download image.png | 12:29:48 |
TheFrenchGhosty | This has been discussed like 10 times in the last week alone... | 12:34:43 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Well, is there a solution for this problem? Sorry if I'm repeating things that were already discussed! | 12:36:44 |
TheFrenchGhosty | Comments are broken + healthcheck use comments endpoint = healthcheck see it as unhealthy | 12:36:49 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | This shouldn't contribute to the problem I'm having with the instance timing out, right? When I visit the URL of the instance, my browser reports that the connection timed out. | 12:37:30 |
TheFrenchGhosty | This isn't at all relate | 12:38:13 |
TheFrenchGhosty | * This isn't at all related | 12:38:18 |
Midou | In reply to @thefrenchghosty:pussthecat.org This has been discussed like 10 times in the last week alone... solution would be to add a FAQ | 12:43:01 |
Midou | for known issues | 12:43:07 |
Midou | and direct there when It gets too frequent | 12:43:21 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Now that we got that out of the way, let's tackle my other issue: Whenever I visit my newly deployed Invidious instance, I get a 504 Gateway Time-out. Why is that? My Invidious logs don't even display anything about someone visiting the instance. | 13:12:36 |
Midou | In reply to @alexpewmaster:nope.chat Now that we got that out of the way, let's tackle my other issue: Whenever I visit my newly deployed Invidious instance, I get a 504 Gateway Time-out. Why is that? My Invidious logs don't even display anything about someone visiting the instance. wrongly pointed proxy? | 13:18:38 |
Midou | if invidious can't see someone that joined the instance, then it could be that your "proxy_pass" is not pointing to the right port, the right IP or any other factor that interfere with your connection between invidious and the reverse_proxy | 13:19:36 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | My Invidious instance is on the same machine as my reverse proxy, so I would point my Invidious domain to 127.0.0.1 in my reverse proxy, right? | 13:22:38 |
Midou | yeah | 13:23:56 |
Midou | also | 13:23:58 |
Midou | if you're using docker, make sure it's not -"127.0.0.1:destport:incomingport" | 13:24:29 |
Midou | remove the 127.0.0.1 if it's there | 13:24:41 |
Midou | this part | 13:25:05 |
Midou |  Download clipboard.png | 13:25:05 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | My Invidious docker compose file doesn't have 127.0.0.1 in the ports section. | 13:25:22 |
AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Should I share my docker compose file? | 13:26:16 |