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I have apache listening on 443, and web app nodejs listening on 6969 on EC2 linux server.

I have ssl.conf file

This may sound stupid, but my weird configuration seems to force an Apache2 installation when attempting to uninstall php7.2-fpm! (I use nginx and the last thing I want to see on my server is an Apache installation...)

Here is the scenario: I'm stuck with a Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS installation (sorry, I have no control over it, I can only maintain it, use apt to install whatever I want, but not upgrade Ubuntu to a contemporary version.

Over the years, as expected, Ubuntu 16.04 became to be dropped by many package maintainers, especially those from the official Ubuntu repositories; thus, I had no choice but to add lots of alternative repositories.

Also, over time, I've been upgrading PHP. The first thing was to drop 5.6, years ago. Then came the time to retire 7.0, and eventually 7.1 as well. In the mean time, I had installed versions 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4, as each and every site hosted on that server (there are not that many, btw) was scrupulously tested to make sure it continued to work on recent versions of PHP.

Right now, all sites I've got run on PHP 7.4, except for two, which still require PHP 7.3, until the underlying application software is made compatible with 7.4 (which will happen in a few weeks or months, I'm sure). I can safely remove PHP 7.2, since it's not used any more.

Alas, it seems that it was not entirely removed — even though it does not get launched at boot, neither is it called from anything. If I try to remove it, however, I get the following:

I'm currently deploying my Django app into a CentOS 7 Server (CentOS Linux release 7.8.2003) based on Django documentation here. But I encounter this problem (Error 403) stated in the error log below.

Things to take note:

1. Yes, I was able to run the server through a virtual environment port 8000.

2. The database I'm using is mysql (guide).

3. Does this have any relation with the access permission set for apache? As for now, I have set the permission for apache as below:

...

I know this error have come to many people and I have tried different solutions and none of them worked.

I am using aws eb cli.

I am using following command eb deploy to deploy my application to server.

Following are the configuration for my Django.

under .ebextensions directory, I have following 2 files:

1: 01_packages.config

How can I debug react-scripts start?

This was working fine, I have no idea what changed (I did not change anything)

It appears react-scripts start isn't able to stay up as the foreground process.

My Dockerfile:

I let my host upgrade php version to 7.2 and after that I am getting error 500 message(Internal Server Error) on my wordpress page. I am using Virtualmin.

When opening error log I get the following:

I have an existing Elastic Beanstalk flask app on AWS that occasionally will not initialize and gives the following error:

I have a python app that will handle HTTP responses and requests from html forms served up by an apache webserver on RedHat. My problem is that I cannot seem to find the cause of a 500 Interval Server Error I have double and triple checked all the file's permissions with no luck. I have tried changing things in the default.conf file but I don't really know what I should be messing with there. The worst part of all this is that I had this all working perfectly until a few days ago when my virtual machine I was doing all this on just randomly died on me. Now I can't remember what I did to get it to work correctly.

Here's my VirtualHost conf file:

I'm trying to deploy a python web app using django and have successfully setup the EB environment but for some reason, it's not using my requirements.txt file to install the required modules (django and pytz). I see no reference to an invalid requirements.txt so I don't think that's the issue. Here is a file hierarchy and the latest log.