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Hm, looks also ok to me.Did you test if the error occurs in a private tab too?

In a private window the issue also remains.

When I interrupt quickly enough while the website is loading after pressing logging you can see the status page is being loaded.
But when i let it finish, reload or click to start pictory it returns me to the login page.

Strange. So let's recap:

- The system worked before
- Then you added a dio module with pictory, changed the hostname and configured a static ip and installed docker. Can you please elaborate how the changes where be made?
- Did you update any component?
- Does the piSerial -p print the correct password?
- Are there any suspicious messages in the logs (/var/www/apache2/, /var/log/messages, dmesg)?
- What browser and OS do you use on the client side? Does the error persist with other systems (client and other revpis)?

- The system worked before

Yes, initially out of the box it was working.

- Then you added a dio module with pictory, changed the hostname and configured a static ip and installed docker. Can you please elaborate how the changes where be made?

The dio was configured at start when pictory was still functioning.
The statis ip and hostname where assigned with ssh.
Docker was added by dowloading the packages offline and transfering them to install docker offline via ssh.

- Did you update any component?

No, the system was never even connected to the internet.

- Does the piSerial -p print the correct password?

Yes, it prints the default password.

- Are there any suspicious messages in the logs (/var/www/apache2/, /var/log/messages, dmesg)?

Those folders do not exist, attached some images of errors I found inside /var/log/apache2 and /var/log/apache2/revpi

- What browser and OS do you use on the client side? Does the error persist with other systems (client and other revpis)?

edge, Firefox and chrome remotely and also locally on the RevPi itself

Hello PutR!

I was able to recreate the phenomenon by using illegal characters in the hostname (a period in my case).

Can you please check via SSH the "/etc/hostname" and "/etc/hosts" files for illegal hostname characters? You should use a-z 0-9 '-' (hyphen) only, no spaces or other characters.

Note: The name in "/etc/hostname" must match the name "/etc/hosts" on Line starting with "127.0.1.1".

greeting
Sven

Hey Sven,

Thanks, that solved the issue.

Kind Regards,
Robin

I have also tried stopping all containers and rebooting, but no improvement.

Hi,
I have the same issue even after correct /etc/hosts file where some space were writed before the default RevPi hostname.
Here is the export of the last log line present in the /var/log/apache2/revpi/access.log :
And the last line in /error.log :
I have previously updated system to last version with apt update and installed Docker. Files hostname and hosts seems to be consistants

I try after with edge and the bug doesn't appears ... Strange.

Best regards