When I add external storage, I will prompt the add failed and the http://img.ccer.me/json response timed out. What is the cause of this problem?
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Failed to add external storage
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When I add external storage, I will prompt the add failed and the http://img.ccer.me/json response timed out. What is the cause of this problem?
You need to show the application error log (not nginx), read here to learn how: 👉 https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/manual/troubleshooting/debug.html
I turned on PHP error reporting and debug level set to 3. 0. However, I did not find a detailed error report in the nginx log or php log, and the console did not output a detailed error report. Only 500 errors can be seen on nginx
I tried to install v3 on the same server without this phenomenon.
If you run nginx you should already know that php runs there as php-fpm so the nginx log won't reflect the errors that you are looking for. You need the error reported by php, not nginx.
The location of these errors depends on your server setup. Ask your server administrator or the person who configured that server in your behalf.
The location of these errors depends on your server setup. Ask your server administrator or the person who configured that server in your behalf.
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