unable to restart after one reboot

[changemenemo]

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Describe the bug

after one reboot mygpo drops and don't want to start anymore.

Context

• Hardware: qemu vm on a fedora server with 10G of RAM allocated to this VM
• YunoHost version: 4.1.8
• I have access to my server: Through SSH | through the webadmin
• Are you in a special context or did you perform some particular tweaking on your YunoHost instance?: yes
  • If yes, please explain: The VM is linked to several iscsi devices located on another VM truenas which has several zvol allocated to this yunohost VM.
  • the first one is for the nextcloud data
  • The second one is for the yunohost backup
  • the third one is for the multimedia rep
  • I've included several binds also in the fstab for that purpose:

    
    /media/back/yunohost.backup     /home/yunohost.backup   none    defaults,bind   0   0
    /media/media_share/yunohost.multimedia  /home/yunohost.multimedia       none    defaults,bind   0   0
    /media/media_share/funkwhale  /home/yunohost.app/funkwhale      none    defaults,bind   0   0
    /media/media_share/peertube   /home/yunohost.app/peertube       none    defaults,bind   0   0

/media/web/www /var/www none defaults,bind 0 0

the last line is for a disk image located on the same server allocated to the VM yunohost directly on SSD.  so no iscsi device or truenas link for that one.

### Steps to reproduce
just a reboot and then the python environment doesn't seem to be accessible anymore? 

### Expected behavior
the log should be more clear about the problem since /run/mygpo.sock doesn't exist.

### Logs
[yunohost paste](
https://paste.yunohost.org/atuqerisas)

[Jules-Bertholet]

Are you using the latest version of the package?

[changemenemo]

Yes no updates yet n the yunohost webmin about this app

[changemenemo]

Feel free to ask me if you need any other specifics or if you want me to test a few things. My only guess is that the python environment is not sync properly ? because from what I can see in htop or bpytop, gunicorn for mygpo is launched. There is a statement of this in the list of the process.

[Jules-Bertholet]

I just pushed a new update for the package, could you try installing it ?

[changemenemo]

Yes, will do when my dear co-members of my independent vpn service provider have finished to do messed up things with their already messed up vpn configurations:)

[changemenemo]

I have an update for galene, I don't have an update for gpo yet

[Jules-Bertholet]

@boistordu There is a delay between new pushes to master and getting an update notification, you can force an immediate upgrade with yunohost app upgrade mygpo -F -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/mygpo_ynh

[changemenemo]

mmmh okey that I didn't know. well it's up to date now. I just had to wait 24 hours. the webapp is reachable again and the service has started again. Would you like me to do a test or anything alike?

[Jules-Bertholet]

@boistordu Could you reboot, and see if the services start properly?

[changemenemo]

yes it's working now apparently, even with my iscsi problems of not being able to shutdown properly. Any idea what was the problem?

[changemenemo]

what i can see from syslog, even if it works, and since it's the only service that I see with that kind of error: Apr 29 20:03:54 systemd[1]: /etc/systemd/system/mygpo-beat.service:3: Failed to add dependency on mygpo.scoket, ignoring: Unknown error -22 tell me if you want to look into it.

[Jules-Bertholet]

As long as mygpo-beat.service starts, it should be fine, but I'll look into it