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- | This page detials | + | This page details |
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- | Currently, we have a Raspberry pi in the space that runs a realtime Status webpage from UptimeRobot | + | Currently, we have a Raspberry pi in the space that runs a realtime |
- | The Status page of our Services is here | + | |
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- | In case the network is not functioning, | ||
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The first step is to identify the nature of the root cause and whether it is related to the network or the infrastructure. | The first step is to identify the nature of the root cause and whether it is related to the network or the infrastructure. | ||
Use the [https:// | Use the [https:// | ||
- | * If everything is down, is it definetly | + | * If everything is down(including Tamis IP, 82.80.54.64), is it definitely |
* If the IP address of Tami is reachable (Ping and Telnet), but the yunohost services are down, its likely just an infra issue | * If the IP address of Tami is reachable (Ping and Telnet), but the yunohost services are down, its likely just an infra issue | ||
+ | * In case the stuff is still not functioning after trying all these steps, you should reach out to someone from the [[tamiwiki/ | ||
==== Network ==== | ==== Network ==== | ||
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* Try to ssh into yunohost. The password is your yunohost SSO password | * Try to ssh into yunohost. The password is your yunohost SSO password | ||
* ssh < | * ssh < | ||
+ | * Check out the output from the following services | ||
+ | * sudo systemctl status nginx.service (for website issues) | ||
+ | * sudo systemctl status mautrix_telegram.service (for telegram bridge issues) | ||
+ | * For any errors or for any other reason, try restart the service if it is already broken) | ||
+ | * sudo systemctl restart < | ||
+ | * Failing this, try look for more logs. Look up any error messages and go down the rabbit holes | ||
+ | * sudo journalctl -u < | ||
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