No internet access only for LazyLibrarian

[UNiXMIT]

To help with identifying and fixing issues, please include as much information as possible, including: LazyLibrarian version number - e80a636cf54c482c3ddc08e85528127fe8e4e709 Operating system - Linux Debian 9 Interface in use (default, bookstrap) - Bookstrap Which api (Goodreads, GoogleBooks, both) - Good Reads Source of your LazyLibrarian installation (git, zip file, 3rd party package) - git Debug log below. This is all that happened. Couldn't save the debug log because it gave me an internal 500 error.

2018-09-28 14:47:03 | DEBUG | GR-RESULTS | gr.py | find_results | 75 | Error requesting results
-- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | --
2018-09-28 14:47:03 | DEBUG | GR-RESULTS | gr.py | find_results | 64 | Now searching GoodReads API with searchterm: sherlock holmes

My installation doesn't have any access to the internet. It did when I first installed it but then when I went back into the admin page a few days later I noticed a popup saying it couldn't access GitHub. Everything else on my machine can access the internet and the firewall is disabled so that's not it.

Any ideas? Any other tests I can do while in debug to force some better information?

Thanks

[UNiXMIT]

I clicked the button to check version and this is what I got:

2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Update check complete
-- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | --
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | INFO | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 41 | Lazylibrarian is up to date
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | INFO | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 41 | Unable to get latest version from GitHub
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | git  SSLError for  https://api.github.com/repos/dobytang/lazylibrarian/commits/master:  ("bad handshake: Error([('', 'osrandom_rand_bytes', 'getrandom()  initialization failed.')],)",)
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | WARNING | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 45 | Could not get the latest commit from github
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Retrieving latest version information from github command=[https://api.github.com/repos/dobytang/lazylibrarian/commits/master]
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Install type [git] Local Version is unchanged [e80a636cf54c482c3ddc08e85528127fe8e4e709]
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Updating [/opt/lazylibrarian/version.txt] with value [e80a636cf54c482c3ddc08e85528127fe8e4e709]
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Git output: [e80a636cf54c482c3ddc08e85528127fe8e4e709]
2018-09-28 14:52:57 | DEBUG | UPDATES | versioncheck.py | logmsg | 43 | Execute: "git rev-parse HEAD" with shell in /opt/lazylibrarian

[philborman]

Couple of things you can try, debug log level 2048 will give more info on goodreads communication, and on the config page is a "system info" button. Would be useful to see version numbers of the following libraries from that page... python urllib3 requests tls cherrypy openssl pyOpenSSL cryptography

Thanks.

[UNiXMIT]

The 'system info' button doesn't do anything for me.

I set the logs to 2048:

2018-09-28 15:31:51 | DEBUG | GR-RESULTS | gr.py | find_results | 75 | Error requesting results
-- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | --
2018-09-28 15:31:51 | DEBUG | GR-RESULTS | cache.py | get_cached_request | 242 | Got  error response for  https://www.goodreads.com/search.xml?q=sherlock+holmes&key=ckvsiSDsuqh7omh74ZZ6Q:  Exception SSLError: ("bad handshake: Error([('', 'osrandom_rand_bytes',  'getrandom() initialization failed.')],)",)
2018-09-28 15:31:50 | DEBUG | GR-RESULTS | gr.py | find_results | 64 | Now searching GoodReads API with searchterm: sherlock holmes
2018-09-28 15:31:40 | INFO | WEBSERVER | webServe.py | clearLog | 3725 | Log cleared, level set to [2048]- Log Directory is [/home/unix/.lazylibrarian/Logs]

Thanks

[UNiXMIT]

Interesting. I just killed the process then started it again with: sudo systemctl start lazylibrarian Now it works. The service must be getting started wrong at boot. I'll have to investigate that. I'll close this now as it's some setup issue I guess.