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Fatal OSError caused service to go down #768
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Does this still happen? |
I still see nim errors from time to time which seem to kill the container but I haven't seen that specific OSError for some time
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What is the commit listed at the bottom of the /about page for your instance? |
@zedeus
I am having trouble getting it running now. A simple restart doesn't seem to do it this time. |
You're not still seeing that, this one is new and applies to all endpoints. Nitter is completely broken at the moment. |
Sorry about that. I just read #983 I'm going to close this issue. |
I've had my instance up for a while but noticed today it wasn't responding (which makes me think the recommended healthcheck may not be working). Manually restarting the nitter container resolved the problem but I'm not sure what caused it or what this error even means, seems to be an encoding issue in the error message.
My healthcheck is the following:
The container appeared "healthy" in Portainer before I restarted it. I tried loading "/Jack" and it was timing out, but I forgot to test "/Jack/status/20" before I restarted it.
Anyone have any idea what went wrong here? Or why my healthcheck may not be working? I'm not as familiar with wget but perhaps there isn't a default timeout or something.
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