yet another strange, weird and wonderful problem with selfhosted docker IN5 (v5.5.93-C109)
Company-A, somehow, in the past several days, decides that in.localhost.test:8003 is the path to download pdfs from (pdf preview works, but PDF view does not), meanwhile Company-B, is working, and PDF download is invoice.localhost.test.
It has been invoice.localhost.test for 12 months (for both). WTF.
I’ve performed for following troubleshooting as there is no error outputed in logs:
grep/find ‘in.localhost:8003’ within all files/folder of the docker structure – only present in mysql files
Update:
Forgot to mention i do get an error ‘XMLHttpRequest error.’
This occurs after clicking on ‘View PDF’ button
No errors in nginx log
and /docker/app/storage/logs/laravel.log has no errors relating to pdf download, and no mention of in.localhost.test:8003
So, still have no idea how the system is referencing in.localhost.test:8003.
is there a process to re-create the company? and import clients (20x) and invoices (100+), payments, to see if there is some corruption in the existing company file(s)?
I don’t use the client portal (never have). I do every thing manually to keep costs down.
The system is purely for me to access, with no connection to WAN. So, I have never configured client portal in the 12 months i’ve used IN.
Granted I have had DNS issues in the past (Windows Host-WSL-Ubuntu-Docker), however, i had corrected those.
I checked the client portal settings and invoice.localhost.test is present.
I am now getting 500 error when attempting to login to IN via browser, however, via the windows app it still works (yet the PDF download and export functions still don’t work).
I’ll create a new post with this new problem of not being able to export.