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Hello there! My name is Tim, i spent almost half of my 50yr life with Debian Linux and i'm stuck with this "project". I moved my old Nextcloud server installation to a new host according to the manual from Nextcloud project [1]. The new machine is running nginx 1.28.0-1+0~20250426 from Debian stable. However, the Nextcloud instance doesn't run at all (internal server error) and it doesn't log ANYTHING ANYWHERE. Of course i set the error_log directive to appropriate files under /var/log/nginx and raised verbosity up to debug. I deleted all log files and they were recreated on server restart, but stay empty. No entries in /var/log/syslog, journald, error.log - no matter what i do to the error_log. The log file under the Nextcloud web root is ignored just fine. File and directory permissions look alike on both systems, i copied with rsync -t. The installation was running just fine on the old server. I didn't touch it yet, i'm running my tests on copied data. So here i sit feeling like a schoolboy. I didn't find a switch to run nginx in foreground mode whatsoeber. What can i do? [1] https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/maintenance/migrating.html |
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Okay, it seems like my webroot/config/config.php seems to have been the culprit. I seem to have something to play with for now... |
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It seems to be running pretty fine. I deleted some lines in config.php including instanceid. Still no logging whatsoever, but the embarrassment has greatly reduced! |
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My nginx latest update and configuration |
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Okay, it seems like my webroot/config/config.php seems to have been the culprit. I seem to have something to play with for now...