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Good morning,

I just installed a WAPT server on a Debian 9 Linux VM.
Everything is working correctly.
The only small problem is that every morning, when I launch the WAPT console on my PC, I get an error message that I can't seem to fix:
"Error on the WAPT server: http/1.1 503 service unavailable"
I then had to restart "service waptserver restart" on my Linux console and everything worked normally again until the next day.
By any chance, does anyone have a little tip?
I've checked my logs but I don't see anything.

Thank you in advance

Maousl

Is your machine a graphical Debian machine?

Yes, this is indeed a Debian system with a graphical interface.

Thank you very much for your feedback.


Maouls

The documentation states not to install the graphical interface, as this interferes with the wapt service

spleen wrote: ↑Jan 23, 2018 - 1:40 PM The documentation states not to install the graphical interface, as this interferes with the wapt service

You have your answer ^^

In my opinion, on a graphical Debian system there must be a crontab running at night that causes the wapt service to crash.

We should check

Hello,

thank you for your feedback.
I just uninstalled the graphical interface on my Debian system, but it didn't help... I'm still getting the HTTP/1.1 error message.
I'll look into Cron.
If anyone has any other ideas,

thank you.

Hello,

I disabled the Cron process last night, but this morning, once again, I'm getting this http/1.1 error message....
I'm not sure where to look next.
If anyone has encountered this problem before and can help me, I would be very grateful.

Thanks in advance,

Maouls

Could you check if Network Manager is running in the background and might be causing a network interface down/up? If Network Manager is running, could you stop it and see if the problem persists?
Note: In the WAPT version on CentOS, it works fine with Network Manager (the basic CentOS installation includes Network Manager), so it shouldn't be a problem in itself. However, if the graphical interface has been removed and the problem still occurs, there might be something to investigate there.

Denis

Hello and thank you for your reply.

Indeed, I did have the "network-manager" service enabled. I have just disabled it. I will get back to you tomorrow morning to see if I still get this error message.

Thank you very much.

Hi,

Argh, I tried Denis's technique but it didn't change anything... Still getting the http/1.1 error....

Thanks anyway for your help