An authenticated user is needed to trigger this issue.
The endpoint /assets/thumbnail/T would always respond with 500 internal server error, using at least GET/POST/PUT methods, with or without a JSON request payload. The server only responds with {"error": "500", "message": "system error"} without detailed information.
It seems that this endpoint comes with a fresh installation of CockpitCMS. To reproduce, make a fresh installation of Cockpit, login, and then try to access http://{IP_address}/assets/thumbnail/T. It should display a 500 server error.
aheinze
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3 weeks ago
An authenticated user is needed to trigger this issue.
The endpoint
/assets/thumbnail/Twould always respond with500 internal server error, using at least GET/POST/PUT methods, with or without a JSON request payload. The server only responds with{"error": "500", "message": "system error"}without detailed information.It seems that this endpoint comes with a fresh installation of CockpitCMS. To reproduce, make a fresh installation of Cockpit, login, and then try to access
http://{IP_address}/assets/thumbnail/T. It should display a 500 server error.Version: 2.9.4 OS: Ubuntu 24.04 Setup: PHP 8.3.6 + SQLite