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New docker installation comes with Error: Internal server error 500 #17822
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yep, I met the same error。(docker installation ) |
Check the comments in #17687 to see if it's related to your what you're seeing. (especially the docker pull comment) |
Hi @jakubczaplicki, the error comes up after the installation is done and opening http://localhost:8088 for the first time. |
This is the same issue I am encountering anyone has a fix ? |
@Ribo01 : depending how you deploy it. If you're using kubernetes, make sure you force the
Btw. I am not sure if that problem has been introduces and then fixed in the most recent official release 1.4.0. |
I'm seeing this issue as well... Noticed errors in db:
and superset_init:
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Same error |
I found solution at the DockerHub page:
P.S. Running |
Had the exact same issue, @IvanRibakov's instructions were correct. Checking the installation page and looks like I just didn't do all the steps. Maybe a quick update to breakout those steps a little cleaner? I think this one can be closed tho. |
I have an existing installation that is labelled as I am also experiencing what appears to be the same issue. I've made a completely fresh git clone and have been trying to run checkouts of git tags However, I cannot get these later versions to run. I also observe lots of errors when starting the containers (sorry for the messy copy-paste job, this covered many pages of my tmux terminal window):
As you can see it seems to be similar to the errors described by @MCBoarder289 . When I try to access Superset in the browser at localhost:9099 I also get:
The commands recommended by @IvanRibakov earlier seem to be intended for a pure docker-based deployment, not the docker-compose based one. Regardless, I tried running them for my docker-compose deployment, carefully noting to modify the container name to |
I faced the similar issue due to incomplete configuration. https://hub.docker.com/r/apache/superset this link on docker superset setup helped me |
The root of my issue was that I had a previous docker-compose based deployment on the same machine that I don't want to stop, leading to the persistent docker volumes conflicting. I solved my issue by making a custom Docker image with a custom configuration (https://github.com/ctmrbio/ctmr-superset) |
I have the same issue and tested with versions 1.4.0 and 2.0.0. |
A lot of change has happened since this issue last had activity, and the above content pertains to old versions of Superset. I'm going to close this. If anyone experiences similar issues deploying with |
This is the solution that works for me! |
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
Following the installation instructions available here: https://superset.apache.org/docs/installation/installing-superset-using-docker-compose, after the image is up and running, I have opened http://localhost:8088 to do a first time login as admin, howerver, I am getting an error the web-page with the following message:" Internal server error
Sorry, something went wrong. We are fixing the mistake now. Try again later or go back to home." and there is 500 number.
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Admin Login Page
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Internal server Error 500.
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Linux Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
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