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Unable to load web GUI after every reboot

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Hi All,

 

Within the last few weeks I've gotten into a state several times where I can't load the web gui and trying to run 'killall emhttp' results in an error 'no process found'

 

I can power down the server via telnet and reboot but I still need to restart the web server to load the webgui, I'm using the following:

killall emhttp

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

I've attached some logs, if anyone has suggestions on how to fix this I'm all ears. TIA

tower-diagnostics-20160105-0614.zip

syslog.txt

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Your go file is starting the webUI on port 8090. This is not the usual port so you must have configured it to do this yourself.

 

Then if you kill it and start it with the commands you posted it will be on port 80, which is the usual http port.

 

Seems like you must have forgot you put it on another port.

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I thought that at first but my bookmark is saved for port 8090. Here's the error I'm now getting when trying to restart the web server:

 

root@Tower:~# killall emhttp         

emhttp: no process found

root@Tower:~# /usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

[1] 15533

 

So it looks like something is killing the web process?

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