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Snapd is not running #574

Closed sttrebo closed 3 years ago

sttrebo commented 3 years ago

Been getting this error when I go thru synvloud and check for updates. Is it me or the site?

Syncloud Updates Check for updates System: Installer: × Error ('Connection aborted.', ConnectionRefusedError(111, 'Connection refused'))

cyberb commented 3 years ago

Does it happen all the time? Could you send logs if it happenes again?

sttrebo commented 3 years ago

image yes, everytime. currently using the Brave browser, but it also happens on MS Edge.

just sent the logs.

should mention though that everything else (apps, etc) seem to be working fine.

cyberb commented 3 years ago

I think local app store (snapd) is no running (died?), can you reboot and check again? Also you are running many apps on the device, that is ok, but how much RAM do you have it may be not enough?

sttrebo commented 3 years ago

when i select 'restart' or 'shutdown' i get a server error. is there another safe way to restart the box? i haven't added any new apps recently but maybe the recent nextcloud update broke something?

sttrebo commented 3 years ago

ok, seems even with the server error, the box shutdown anyway. just restarted it but still the same problem. i have installed: nextcloud files users pihole openvpn

i could get rid of pihole and openvpn for now and see if that helps. since i can't uninstall them from the web interface, can you give me the string thru CLI to do it?

is there a way fo force start snapd?

cyberb commented 3 years ago

You can only uninstall apps with snapd running

systemctl start snapd

If that does not help try stopping the apps first:

systemctl stop snap.nextcloud*
sttrebo commented 3 years ago

hi-thanks, i ended up re-flashing and starting over from square one with a new sub-domain.  so i'm back up and running.

Off Topic: 1 thing i found looking thru the logs, i'm not sure is a problem or not, but my NAS (WDMyCloud) was internally configured to be mapping ports 80 and 443.  i believe that was set a long time ago (several years) when this unit was setup as a WebDAV server.  Since I'm not using it as such I deleted those mappings.  Could that have been a part of my problems in the past? thankssteve On Saturday, February 6, 2021, 01:58:55 AM PST, Boris Rybalkin notifications@github.com wrote:

You can only uninstall apps with snapd running systemctl start snapd

If that does not help try stopping the apps first: systemctl stop snap.nextcloud*

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cyberb commented 3 years ago

Please consider non-issue related questions at https://syncloud.discourse.group