Error logging you in, check server URL, email, and password
I was logged in with my phone about 30 mins ago. I then started a mass upload through the cli which is progress atm. Now I can't log in through the mobile app and it says
Error logging you in, check server URL, email, and password
is this because of the cli upload in progress?
I'm having the same issue on my partner's phone who was logged in fine before the upload cli started.15 Replies
No it should not be, please check the server log to see if any abnormal happen
please also try the web as well
ooh okay web is not working,
internal server error (500 -internal server error)
Checked the logs for immich_server and I'm getting loads of these errors
but my cli upload is still in progress :/What is the resource do you allocate for your Immich instance? CPU and RAM?
I followed the docs for the docker compose instructions and left everything as default, so I'm not sure how I can check how much is allocated. In docker desktop I can see it says it's using 15.78GB of ram and cpu is 0.07%
but that's most likely not what you're asking 😂

I think the server might have crashed
that is why none of the web or mobile client is working
You will need to restart your stack
are you using Docker Desktop on Windows?
yeah I am, it says the status of all the immich containers are running
yeah but the fact that it is using non of the CPU means it crashes
gotcha
Docker on Windows is weird though
I've heard reported issues with it so I suggest mind as well setup a Linux server to run Immich
dumb question, would that need to be on a separate computer or something like a raspberry pi with a hdd hooked up to it?
So you are new to self-hosting, let me find some good resource you can read on
but basically for services like this you should have a dedicated server that is on 24/7/365
a server can be your old gaming gig and with a bunch of HDD
Yeah I'm very new, just trying to read up as much as I can, but still have a lot to learn/understand
ahhh okay I do have an old computer so I'll look into setting up a linux server on that
in the meanwhile, to restart my stack would it be
docker compose restart
or do i need to run docker compose up
down and up would ensure a clean restart
Yeah seems like the immich upload is causing the server to crash on docker windows, so i'll definitelly have to setup a linux server, seems too unreliable on windows.
Also when using
docker-compose down
it isn't able teardown the microservices or server :/