[Bug] 404 Not Found
domesticwarlord86 opened this issue · 17 comments
Describe the bug
I'm using Docker to run this through a treafik reverse proxy. Checking the logs in Portainer, when I start the container I the logs get spammed with this
INFO Listening on port 8001 error: Uncaught (in promise) Error: <html><head><title>Not Found</title></head><body><h1>404 Not Found</h1></body></html> throw new Error(await req.text()) ^ at getSections (plex.ts:45:11) at async plex.ts:77:20
I had to change to 8001 port as CloudCMD uses port 8000.
I have tried various different plex server locations. https://plex.mydomain.com is accessible through anyone on the net and I tried this first. No luck. I tried http://localhost:32400, I've tried http://plex:32400/. All seem to give similar errors.
I attached a screen shot with my Domian and token truncated for more information.
To Reproduce
Launch the program with docker compose. Check portainer logs, see this.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Ubuntu, but running Docker
Hey @domesticwarlord86!
This seems like an issue specific to your setup, and might be pretty hard to debug (esp. without access to the environment).
- We need to figure out if Traefik needs an additional header for routing that MovieMatch isn't sending. Does
curl https://plex.mydomain.com/library/sections?X-Plex-Token=$TOKENreturn 404 if you run it elsewhere on your network? - Can you get an interactive shell into the MovieMatch container and run the same command?
I don't know how experienced you are with this stuff, so let me know if you're unsure about anything.
Hey @domesticwarlord86!
This seems like an issue specific to your setup, and might be pretty hard to debug (esp. without access to the environment).
- We need to figure out if Traefik needs an additional header for routing that MovieMatch isn't sending. Does
curl https://plex.mydomain.com/library/sections?X-Plex-Token=$TOKENreturn 404 if you run it elsewhere on your network?- Can you get an interactive shell into the MovieMatch container and run the same command?
I don't know how experienced you are with this stuff, so let me know if you're unsure about anything.
I'm not super experienced with this stuff, my only experience with Linux is this server but I've been running it for almost two years now so I've got a little bit of experience.
I only have ssh access to this box by the way.
I was able to do the curl command from ssh, it returned a list of my Plex libraries, I'm guessing that's what's expected to happen.
In portainer there's a Console that will let me get access to inside the container, but it won't let me run that because it says the container hasn't started up completely. I'm guessing because of the errors. Any other ways you know to do a interactive shell for MovieMatch?
Hey @domesticwarlord86 ,
So getting an interactive shell shouldn't be too difficult if you have SSH access to the Ubuntu server, and can run docker commands.
Here's what I do:
- Find out the container name / id for MovieMatch:
λ docker ps -a | grep moviematch 0de637f69153 lukechannings/moviematch "/bin/deno run --all…" 2 minutes ago Up 2 minutes 8000/tcp nostalgic_greider
- Execute an interactive shell as root with:
docker exec -it -u 0 nostalgic_greider /bin/bash - Install curl (the image is pretty bare by default) with:
apt-get update -y && apt-get install -y curl inetutils-ping bind9-dnsutils - Run the curl command above and see if you an expected response
The command in 3 also installs ping and dig, for debugging routing and DNS.
For example, to find the IP address resolved for plex.mydomain.com, you can dig plex.mydomain.com and look for the A record in the answer section.
So when I do the first command for docker I get two responses
93bdd37cb9ee lukechannings/moviematch "/bin/deno run --all…" 15 minutes ago Exited (1) 15 minutes ago silly_bassi eef6937b50cd lukechannings/moviematch:latest "/bin/deno run --all…" 18 hours ago Restarting (1) 57 seconds ago moviematch
The first one is going to be one I tried running just through docker commands a few minutes ago.
The second one is the one that actually gets set up through treafik and everything.
Either way, when I run the second command I get the following.
Error response from daemon: Container eef6937b50cd46feffb0e65bc1d4f8c70a1e7ba9e71f7c47be0b11093c31f568 is restarting, wait until the container is running
Error response from daemon: Container 93bdd37cb9ee28cf1b1828c52e958de72668da6588afb99e6e232891c045eba1 is not running
Ah, so the container is in a crashloop so you probably won't be able to get a shell into it (because it'll be killed before you can get anything done anyway).
What I usually do in these situations is replace the entrypoint for the container with sleep, so the container doesn't crash, but also doesn't start up MovieMatch. From there you can get a shell into the container and run curl, and maybe run moviematch manually for a quicker turn-around on tweaking the PLEX_URL.
Here's what I recommend:
- Disable MovieMatch in Portainer (you don't actually need to do this, but it might clear the air)
- SSH onto the server and run
docker run --rm -u 0 -e PLEX_URL=<Plex URL> -e PLEX_TOKEN=<Your Token> -it --entrypoint="/bin/bash" lukechannings/moviematch(replacing the plex url and token as needed)
This last command will start the moviematch image (creating a new container) and put you in an interactive shell.
You can run deno run -A --unstable ./src/index.ts to start Deno (you should do this to confirm you can reproduce the issue). After that you can follow the original advice on installing curl and testing connectivity to your Plex server.
Thank you so much for all your help by the way. Really appreciate you looking into this with me.
So I ran the following in SSH
docker run --rm -u 0 e PLEX_URL=https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info/ -e PLEX_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXXXX -p 8001:8001 -it --entrypoint="/bin/bash" lukechannings/moviematch
And I get hit back with
Unable to find image 'e:latest' locally docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for e, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied. See 'docker run --help'.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
You left off a - when you were editing the command:
- docker run --rm -u 0 e PLEX_URL=https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info/ -e PLEX_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXXXX -p 8001:8001 -it --entrypoint="/bin/bash" lukechannings/moviematch
+ docker run --rm -u 0 -e PLEX_URL=https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info/ -e PLEX_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXXXX -p 8001:8001 -it --entrypoint="/bin/bash" lukechannings/moviematchGotta love one little letter making you look bad lol.
Okay, with that I was able to get in. Installed curl as instructed and was able to successfully curl back to my server. It returned the list of libraries.
So that definitely means it's something up with treafik right? Since installing it this way would put it outside of treafik.
One last bit of info. I went and re-read your instructions and realized I had forgotten to do deno run -A --unstable ./src/index.ts so I went and did it, the second I did, it returned
error: Uncaught (in promise) Error: <html><head><title>Not Found</title></head><body><h1>404 Not Found</h1></body></html> throw new Error(await req.text()) ^ at getSections (plex.ts:45:11) at async plex.ts:77:20
Gotta love one little letter making you look bad lol.
No judgement here, we all make mistakes...
So that definitely means it's something up with treafik right? Since installing it this way would put it outside of treafik.
If curl didn't 404 this actually indicates there's something wrong with MovieMatch, since curl successfully makes the request, but MovieMatch fails.
I noticed you have a trailing / in your PLEX_URL (https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info/), can you try it again without that trailing / (https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info)?
Failing that, can you run:
export PLEX_URL="<PLEX URL>"
export PLEX_TOKEN="<PLEX Token>"
cat > test.ts << EOF
const req = await fetch(
`${PLEX_URL}/library/sections?X-Plex-Token=${PLEX_TOKEN}`,
{
headers: { accept: 'application/json' },
}
)
console.log(await req.status(), await req.text())
EOF
deno run -A ./test.tsI noticed you have a trailing
/in yourPLEX_URL(https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info/), can you try it again without that trailing/(https://plex.XXXXXXXXX.info)?
Dude... it was the trailing /. I set it up through trafik without the trailing / and it works!
Maybe I spoke too soon. I put in a name, generated a room code and hit Engage and... nothing happens.
I've added something to trim a trailing '/' from a Plex URL so this doesn't happen again.
Do you have any experience using devtools in Chrome? I'm happy to try to debug the WebSocket connection.
From what I've read Traefik should be able to reverse proxy WebSockets without any additional configuration, but I suspect the error lies there. I'm using haproxy for the same purpose and MovieMatch works out of the box.
I don't have much experience with the debug in chrome, but I'm happy to take directions.
Here's a screen shot of what's happening. The protainer logs just say INFO Listening on port 8000`.
To open the console press Command+Option+J (Mac) or Control+Shift+J on everything else.
Are there any warnings or error messages shown?
If not, jump over to the Network tab and find an entry called ws (you may need to reload the page for network entries to show up.
In a healthy situation there should only be one ws entry, and it should be in a Pending state. If you click on the entry and look in Messages, you should see something like what's shown below.
So there were quite a bit of errors.
Then I went to the netowkr tab and ws like you suggested, hit reload to get the stuff to show up... and reloading made it work lol. I feel like such a newb.
Haha, classic!
As long as you can't reproduce it we'll call it a win. If the problem returns just comment and I'll re-open.
Thanks for your help debugging this!