nginx error

[PedroN]

Hello,

I am having this error with nginx and I do not know what can I do:

[crit] 10347#0: *1191286 connect() to *******:7080 failed (99: Cannot assign requested address) while connecting to upstream

Waiting for your reply,
Pedro

 

[UFHH01]

Hi PedroN,

please read and follow:

Nginx does not start after IP change ( KB - article 114245 )​

 

[PedroN]

Hi PedroN,

please read and follow:

Nginx does not start after IP change ( KB - article 114245 )​

Nginx is working fine, so it is not that it does not start, the problem is that when I receive a huge massive amount of people connecting to the server the webpages fall and this message appears on the logs.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi PedroN,

if you don't like suggestions to solve issues, as described in your starting post, could you explain, what sort of help you desire?

 

[PedroN]

Hi PedroN,

if you don't like suggestions to solve issues, as described in your starting post, could you explain, what sort of help you desire?

I did read your suggestion, but I am telling you that it is not the problem, your suggestion tells me this:

Cause

• IP was removed from the server directly but was not removed from Plesk.
  
  
• IP of the server was changed directly on the server. Plesk did not update the configuration automatically.

And in my server I have not changed my ip or done anything with it. That article is for people in which nginx does not work, and I am telling you that nginx does work when I do not have a huge amount of connections on my server.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi PedroN,

what a pitty, that you didn't read the whole article. You would have noticed, that this KB - article is was well written for people with the issue:

Nginx cannot start:

[emerg] bind() to 10.9.23.65:80 failed (99: Cannot assign requested address) ;

The resolution in the KB - article helps to solve misconfigurations and may solve you a lot of time to investigate the root cause of your current issue. If you still don't want to follow the resolution, pls. provide complete error - logs ( nginx and php ) and traces, so that further investigations can be done by people willing to help you.

 

[PedroN]

Hi PedroN,

what a pitty, that you didn't read the whole article. You would have noticed, that this KB - article is was well written for people with the issue:


The resolution in the KB - article helps to solve misconfigurations and may solve you a lot of time to investigate the root cause of your current issue. If you still don't want to follow the resolution, pls. provide complete error - logs ( nginx and php ) and traces, so that further investigations can be done by people willing to help you.

This are my proxy_error_logs:
http://prntscr.com/b3ef3e
The error logs in nginx are empty, and I do not understand where are the php ones that you are asking me, also do not know about traces.

Thanks

 

[UFHH01]

Hi PedroN,

your PHP - error - logs are located at "/var/log" ( depending to your used PHP - version ). I ask for it, because I assume, that you use as well PHP - FPM on your domain and the PHP - error - logs might point to some configuration failure(s).

 

[PedroN]

Hi PedroN,

your PHP - error - logs are located at "/var/log" ( depending to your used PHP - version ). I ask for it, because I assume, that you use as well PHP - FPM on your domain and the PHP - error - logs might point to some configuration failure(s).

I only have a PHP Warning: file_get_contents nothing more

 

[PedroN]

Could it be that I have no ports available for proxy?

 

[PedroN]

I was also seeing this: https://engineering.gosquared.com/optimising-nginx-node-js-and-networking-for-heavy-workloads

 

[UFHH01]

Hi PedroN,

just to be sure, you can always check, that the port is not already used by another process ( maybe as well an orphaned process, which wasn't killed during a restart ). Please keep in mind, that if you are using apache2 and nginx with Plesk, then apache will listen on ports 7080/7081, while nginx will listen to 80/443 - Please check your configuration files at "/etc/apache2/plesk.conf.d" and "/etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d" ( paths are for Ubuntu/Debian - based systems... if you use another operating system, please use the paths for CentOS/RHEL - based systems!!! ) and don't forget, that you are able to reconfigure you configuration files with the command "/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all" ( as already given solution in the KB - article 114245 ) - don't forget to restart your apache2 and nginx after a recreation process!!!

service nginx status
lsof -i :80
lsof -i :443

service apache2 status
lsof -i :7080
lsof -i :7081​

( Please post the output of the commands ).