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egroupware | [06-Sep-2019 10:41:13] NOTICE: systemd monitor interval set to 10000ms
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egroupware | [06-Sep-2019 10:41:13] NOTICE: systemd monitor interval set to 10000ms
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egroupware-watchtower | time="2019-09-15T07:11:12Z" level=info msg="Waiting for running update to be finished..."
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egroupware-watchtower | time="2019-09-15T07:11:12Z" level=info msg="Waiting for running update to be finished..."
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If you don't see the line ```fpm is running, pid 1``` you will will only get a 503 from Nginx, when you try to connect to EGroupware. The startup of the egroupware container might take a little longer then you expect, as it has to copy the EGroupware sources into a volume which is shared with Nginx, so the webserver can deliver the static content (CSS, JavaScript, images, ...).
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If you don't see the line ```fpm is running, pid 1``` you will will only get a 502 Bad Gateway from Nginx, when you try to connect to EGroupware. The startup of the egroupware container might take a little longer then you expect, as it has to copy the EGroupware sources into a volume which is shared with Nginx, so the webserver can deliver the static content (CSS, JavaScript, images, ...).
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If egroupware container alone was restarted without Nginx, Nginx still uses the old IP of egroupware and you get a 502 Bad Gateway. Always restart both: ```(cd /etc/egroupware-docker; docker-compose restart)```
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3. Try to connect to EGroupware container without using the proxy running on the host webserver. We use a tool called ```curl``` for these kind of checks. Install it with ```apt install -y curl``` (or yum or zypper instead of apt depending on your distribution):
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3. Try to connect to EGroupware container without using the proxy running on the host webserver. We use a tool called ```curl``` for these kind of checks. Install it with ```apt install -y curl``` (or yum or zypper instead of apt depending on your distribution):
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