netbox (v3.5.6) - container shows status warning

[sadden3194]

Hi all!

My container shows the status warning.
In the log files I cant see any errors or warnings.
any idea what I can check to solve this issue?

maybe this helps?

[candlerb]

My container shows the status warning

What container? A docker container? Running on what platform? Configured how? What exact warning message do you see?

Where are those access logs from? The format GET / => generated 143 bytes ... (1 switches on core 0) is not familiar to me; Googling suggests it could be nginx uWSGI, here.

Those logs could be test accesses from 172.18.0.1 twice per minute, and that looks like a Docker engine assigned IP. The response code 400 is an error (I would expect Netbox to return code 302, redirect to /login/?next=/). If you look at the request/response body, e.g. with tcpdump, that might give you some more clues.

But if it is working, and your only problem is that you see a "status warning", then the starting point should be to show exactly what that warning says.

[sadden3194]

I am unsing the docker container on my synology NAS.
The logs are from the container manager (synology package)

[candlerb]

If by "the docker container" you mean the image published as netbox-docker, then this is not sufficient to run Netbox by itself: you need Postgres and Redis, and you also need to run containers for the rq-worker and housekeeping tasks.

You can manually set up these dependencies and patch them together using environment variables, but normally you'd handle this using docker-compose.

If you mean some other all-in-one Netbox docker container you've found, then please say what it is.

Also, you still haven't said what this "warning" message you see is.

[sadden3194]

I only see this.

[ziggekatten]

You should post your question on Linuxserver.io, as you use their image, and I suppose their compose file. Issues can be related to their specific build.

[candlerb]

And/or on a forum for the Synology container manager, to find out how to expand that orange dot into a more useful status message.