[Resolved] | [Gogs] Error 502 : Bad gateway

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Hello,

I installed Gogs on my server some days ago and I could play with it quite well. However, I had to reboot the little machine. After that, Whatever I do, I always encounter that Error 502. I am thinking that there could be some file to delete, but I am not sure.

Did some of you have the same error ?
I am sorry, I wrote the short version, the extensive informations are available below :

I know mbugeia has a life, so I am know turning up to you, because i’d really like to learn git on my own server with private projects, and publish them on my Github account when it’s a reeaally public. Everything is about learning. I finished school some weeks ago, and I do not allow myself to let my brain die in any way.

I digged as long as I could, and I do not want to break my server again, so I didn’t try anything quite risky.

Cheers ! :smiley:

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Hello,

Have you tried to launch this command : sudo service gogs start
I don’t know why but sometime gogs don’t start automaticaly when we reboot the server.

:grinning:

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Yes I did. But the error remains. :confused:

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I see nothing wrong with your logs, i got pretty much the same (even the ldap error) but gogs works fine on my server.

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Maybe nginx error logs about the domain upon which gogs is installed would be more useful…?

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Yes. There are errors on it :

2015/11/23 21:28:06 [error] 31571#0: *18825 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: *IP*, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/", host: "git.krands.be", referrer: "https://krands.be/yunohost/sso/"
2015/11/24 21:48:52 [error] 31573#0: *28500 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: *IP*, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/", host: "git.krands.be", referrer: "https://krands.be/yunohost/sso/"
2015/11/24 21:48:56 [error] 31573#0: *28500 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: *IP*, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/admin HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/admin", host: "git.krands.be"
2015/11/24 21:49:01 [error] 31573#0: *28500 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: *IP*, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/?admin HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/?admin", host: "git.krands.be"
2015/11/25 21:20:55 [error] 31573#0: *32596 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: *IP*, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/", host: "git.krands.be", referrer: "https://krands.be/yunohost/sso/"
2015/11/25 21:25:27 [error] 31573#0: *32649 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: 2a02:a03f:c76:d800:f606:69ff:fe0c:1d4a, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/", host: "git.krands.be", referrer: "https://krands.be/yunohost/sso/"
2015/11/26 08:48:01 [error] 31572#0: *34046 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: 193.190.77.225, server: git.krands.be, request: "GET /g/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://[::1]:6000/", host: "git.krands.be", referrer: "https://krands.be/yunohost/sso/"

So there are things to reload or delete, which makes it difficult for it to load ?

I see nothing wrong with your logs, i got pretty much the same (even the ldap error) but gogs works fine on my server.

It did, before I reboot the machine :confused:

EDIT : I installed Gogs once, after the reboot, I couldn’t access to it. When I saw that, I reinstalled Gogs to make sure there where new files in it.

When you uninstall an app, are there remaining files ? It’s like something need to be deleted somewhere and/or refresh it.

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Double post. Sorry.

Actually, the solution was among the easiest possible in the world.

service nginx restart

That’s all.
But I don’t think that the fact I reinstalled and deleted anything about gogs has anything to do.

Sorry for the waste of time. :sweat:

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(Yeah I know, one year later :D)

No need to restart, a simple reload does the job too :wink:

I have the same issue, after every server reboot (and the gogs service is running fine). That’s not normal.
Does someone knows how to solve this issue ?