Maybe OS update had broke something... In shell I don't think all import are imported, so maybe you have a library missing.
But the only time I get tikect unrecovrable is when there an issue with permissions over web2py and app files and folders. Richard On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 11:00 AM, Jose Guedez <jfgue...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I also got this weird error today. The server had been working fine for > weeks with the same application code and suddenly started displaying this > error. > > I checked the permissions and even did the recursive chown for the > application folder as suggested above with no impact. > > This issue seems very weird to me as the index page (dynamic content) was > displaying fine, including an auth login form. The "Internal Error: ticket > issued unrecoverable" error appeared when I submitted the form with the > login credentials or when I clicked on the standard login link > (GET default/user/login). > > More details: > > -I ran the app in shell mode in parallel (python web2py.py -S appname -M) > with no issues, including logging in manually using login_bare - worked > fine. > -Trying to connect to another application (admin) led directly to the > error, not like the index of the app that would serve the landing page. > -Logs were clean, no errors. The only thing that caught my attention was a > malformed request that raised a routing issue (it interpreted a filename as > an arg that expected an int), this happened several minutes before the > issue. Not sure if it's related at all, but I will try to reproduce it > during off-hours. > -I also restarted the webserver...error persisted (Apache 2.2 through wsgi > - Web2py 1.99.7, apparently just like the OP) > -No code/configuration changes, the system had been running fine for weeks. > -The only thing that helped was rebooting the whole server, then the app > behaved properly, no issues, including admin. > > Any troubleshooting tips?, I can not risk the app failing suddenly for no > specific reason as I am sure you understand...any help is appreciated. > > > > On Wednesday, August 1, 2012 9:53:09 AM UTC-5, AbrahamLinksys wrote: >> >> Are 100% sure it's not permissions (e.g. you've run chmod recursively on >> the root of your app)? >> >> If so, I've also seen this error when mod_wsgi is misconfigured. In my >> case, I was able to visit one application (which was the default_app set in >> routers.BASE) but visiting the other resulted in the unrecoverable ticket. >> Maybe it was something to do with the applications' contexts becoming >> mixed... I'm really not sure. >> >> Are you running more than one application? If so, you might want to >> troubleshoot your mod_wsgi setup, try turning one app off, etc. If you're >> running a single app, then I'm not sure... maybe check the apache config, >> ensure you're setting the right user and group to the wsgi daemon process >> as it could still be a permissions issue in that way... although it's >> curious that your app suddenly started creating 'unrecoverable' tickets. >> >> I'm sure you're restarted apache and possibly the machine to make sure >> it's not just weirdness? >> >> -Colin >> >> On Wednesday, August 1, 2012 3:36:21 AM UTC-5, r13race wrote: >>> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I made an application using Apache+Web2py+WSGI framework. >>> It was running fine and all of a sudden as i enter the URL of teh >>> startup page it directs me to index.html, it works fine. >>> There i have a login button as i click it, it issues me a ticket >>> "Unrecoverable" >>> Its not a problem of permissions i have checked. >>> Can someone help me?? >>> >> -- > > > > --
