• nginx error not being suppressed in 6.6.4

    wgstarks

    By wgstarks

      • Annoyance

    I have started seeing an nginx error in system log- 

    
ngin*144 user "root" was not found in "/etc/nginx/htpasswd-logout"x error

     

    Started a thread in general support and @bonienl recommended a bug report as well.

     

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    limetech

    I don't see this happening... what is the contents of the file "/etc/nginx/htpasswd-logout"?  From terminal you can type: 

    cat /etc/nginx/htpasswd-logout

    (It's ok to post, it's not secret data.)

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    wgstarks
    7 minutes ago, limetech said:

    I don't see this happening... what is the contents of the file "/etc/nginx/htpasswd-logout"?  From terminal you can type: 

    

 
    logout:$5$Hs14f/EoGD$W3mJTH2IUgHcgLAsoTBPe7DHL8paN/dlcjnPE2Wi8bBlogout

    This is after downgrading to 6.6.3 (due to crond issue) and associated reboot, so may not be useful.

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