Closed zwieblinger closed 10 months ago
Hello @zwieblinger , sounds like you didn't complete the final steps of enabling systemd timers and rebooting. Account creation should run every minute.
Thanks for your answer, but unfortunately that was not the problem.
When I reboot after "enabling systemd timers", I can no longer reach the page via the onion address.
I'm working with proxmox - could it possibly be that? I have already tested privileged and unprivileged containers, as well as VMs.
/etc/fstab
Hmm, I see. If your VM doesn't survive a reboot, then something is broken. Do you still have access to the terminal or ssh? If so, I'd suggest to run journalctl
and look through the logs. Maybe there is an error message that could help you identify the issue.
Thank you for your offer of help. I have already tried everything: as a container, so viral machine, privileged and unprivileged, .....
But yesterday evening I started a try with the Raspi 4 and what can I say ? It works .... almost !
After rebooting, the Tor page did not open for 4, 5, 6 minutes, but then it was there.
But with the message "No Connection to MySQL database".
The passwords in var/www/common.php and /etc/postfix/sql/alias.cf are correct.
But I notice that the captcha is not displayed either.
Error message journalctl: ExecStartPre=/usr/sbin/sshd -t (code-exited, status=255/Exception) .... ssh.service: Start request repeated too quickly ssh.service: Fail with Exit-Code
TRIED THE FOLLOWING:
apt-get update
cd /usr/bin;ln -sf python3.9 /usr/bin/python3
service sshd restart
then executed "clean_nginx_sockets.sh" and rebooted
Unfortunately without success !
Yes, tor can take a few minutes sometimes. Especially if you've been previously connected, it's often good to change identity, or restart the tor client, when trying to connect to the hidden service again after a reboot.
Try removing the sntrup761x25519-sha512@openssh.com
from KexAlgorithms
in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
it is only supported in most recent ssh versions. Perhaps your OS is shipping an outdated version of ssh, where it is not yet supported.
As for database connection, you should check the mariadb.service with journalctl -u mariadb.service
or take a look at /var/log/mysql/error.log
, depending on where it is logged to.
The installation of the script runs without problems until the end. When I register a user, the URL is listed and it seems the registration is complete, but the login does not work.