I’ve created a website on a local server using Docker (October v.3.2.0). Then I purchased a license, registered it (Settings → System Updates page → Register Software), and attempted to run an update. The update was unsuccessful — at the end of it an error 500 message was displayed. Since then, the website is no longer functioning, and when I launch it through Docker, it displays a 500 error page. What should I do in this situation?
Hey @slipa
There was a timeout issue affecting some docker instances recently. A new image was published yesterday that increases the timeout.
Recreating the image can help, or if you can get shell access running the command composer update in the root directory will repair the installation.
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“composer update” helped! Thank you so much for your assistance!
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