Dear: I have openvpn 2.7.5, after restarting the server it shows the following error: https://x.x.x.x:54439/generic/openvpn-connect-3.1.0.361_signed.msi [b]Internal Server Error Sorry, an internal server error has occurred CPage error in CMain/locateChild Retry Logi[/b]n Please your help to solve the problem. Thanks

Hi There, Yes, you can try cleaning up old logs. You can try to remove old files from the /var/log/ folder and then perform: [code]sudo su apt-get autoremove apt-get clean[/code] Then check available space again: [code]df -h[/code] Also, you can configure log rotation as described here: https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/logging-and-debug-flag-options-for-access-server/#setting-up-log-rotation-for-var-log-openvpnas-log Regards, Crowley

Hi There, Good to know that it works fine with you. If anything else is needed, feel free to post it here. Thank you! [quote=santyperezg post_id=98535 time=1616680659 user_id=53210] My friend was very useful the commands that you indicated to me free up 60% of used space and it guarantees that I can in a normal way. Thanks for your help [/quote] Regards, Crowley

Problem OpenVPN CPage error in CMain/locateChild

santyperezg

Dear:

I have openvpn 2.7.5, after restarting the server it shows the following error:

https://x.x.x.x:54439/generic/openvpn-connect-3.1.0.361_signed.msi

Internal Server Error
Sorry, an internal server error has occurred

CPage error in CMain/locateChild
Retry Login

Please your help to solve the problem.

Thanks

openvpn_inc

Hello santyperezg,

Most likely your server has no free disk space anymore. Or your system has a damaged/missing copy of the OpenVPN Connect software. But my guess would be you have no more disk space. So go check it and ensure you get some free disk space on this server.

Kind regards,
Johan

santyperezg

Dear:
Do you know how to free up disk space?
The disk space used is 100% and I need to delete log files or do not need.

Thanks for the help you can give me.

openvpn_inc

Hi There,

Yes, you can try cleaning up old logs.
You can try to remove old files from the /var/log/ folder and then perform:

sudo su
apt-get autoremove
apt-get clean

Then check available space again:

df -h

Also, you can configure log rotation as described here: https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/logging-and-debug-flag-options-for-access-server/#setting-up-log-rotation-for-var-log-openvpnas-log

Regards,
Crowley

santyperezg

My friend was very useful the commands that you indicated to me free up 60% of used space and it guarantees that I can in a normal way.

Thanks for your help

openvpn_inc

Hi There,

Good to know that it works fine with you. If anything else is needed, feel free to post it here. Thank you!

santyperezg wrote My friend was very useful the commands that you indicated to me free up 60% of used space and it guarantees that I can in a normal way.

Thanks for your help

Regards,
Crowley