“Service Temporarily Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.”
Nextcloud version 15
Operating system and version Ubuntu 16.04
Apache or nginx version Apache 2.4:
PHP version 7.2
This happened after a Plesk-Update
I did
restart the complete server
with no effect
occ maintenance:mode --off
but that was off already
occ maintenance:repair
with no results
I have about 18% Diskspace free which is a couple off hundred GBs
I ran htop and the system is hardly used, enough memory and cpu capicity.
I have the same problem and can’t find a solution.
I get " 503 ## Service Temporarily Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later."
there is a problem with php 7.3.20 and 7.2.xx. plesk is affected as well.
one solution is to update to php7.4
you may use the search function of the forum to find the other threads here.
Perhaps you should upgrade to new linux distributions and new nextcloud versions.
Or do you not have important data?
Seems you have no idea about systemmanagement and creating a stable environment.
Just for the record:
nowadays it is usual to deliver updates every few months.
With linux - apache - mysql/mariadb - php - control panel (plesk) - webapp this means that there are far more then 1000 possible combinations. If one of these does not mind the backwards compatibility the system breaks, as it does far too often.
Comparing the IT today with that from the time when VaxVMS was much used, stabilty has been sacrificed on the altar of more and more features and untested updates.
I call this phenomenon updateritis.
Some of my customers are so annoyed that they protest when another update is announced.
I think that nextcloud is a very good solution for very small business that i help out but your comment shows a lack of understanding for the reality.
Ask someone that rented a vserver how “easy” it is to just upgrade linux.
I, too, have this problem, have my own thread here on the board and one over at the plesk board.
So far, no solution has been offered.
Updating to a newer Linux is not an option at the time, the system has to run until Ubuntu 16.04 is out of order, which is in a few month. Nextcloud 18 is deployed, and PHP 7.4 is not an option either, as with this hosting, there is no option for the newer Plesk, and without that, no PHP 7.4
My gut tells me the issue has to be fixed by Plesk, though.