Adding a data point, I fired up a clean Debian VM. Used a variant of the backup/restore procedure as described in https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/AdminGuide/Backup
Not the exact same procedure since Debian package install sets up things slightly differently.
The result unfortunately is the same. I can’t login, see the same error msg and I get a traceback.
Anyone provide some hints that might help.
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OS version: Debian 10 fully updated
Xwiki version: 12.7.1
xwiki-common/stable,now 12.7.1
xwiki-mysql-common/stable,now 12.7.1
xwiki-tomcat9-common/stable,now 12.7.1
xwiki-tomcat9-mysql/stable,now 12.7.1
xwiki upgrade history
I did upgrade from 12.4 to 12.6.1 on August 29th with no issues. I upgraded from 12.6.1 to 12.7.1 after I moved the VM to my PC but the login problem persisted.
Summary
I have been running a small internal wiki for colleagues inside a Debian VirtualBox VM. Recently we have had some problems with the data centre where the physical server was located so I dumped out the VM and started running it on my desktop PC with lots of RAM and nvme SSD.
I had noticed that I was unable to login when the VM was at the data centre but I attributed that to the problems we had with the data centre. Once I moved the VM back to my PC, the problem persisted.
Symptomatically, the problem is I see a stack backtrace on the login page (attached) after the wiki went through the initialization process (0%…99%)
The login boxes are visible at the bottom of the page but the login fails as the browser fails to load the page because the server wasn’t responding.
Is this a known problem? Should I try to reinstall xwiki?
Appreciate any help anyone can provide.
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