
No, on vps server

regardless, 500 means there's an issue with the server. easiest way to troubleshoot, is to restart the appwrite instance

have you tried that?

docker compose down
docker compose up -d

Let me try

yep

After restart the appwrite instance, i have same issues

is it only the functions page? or other pages too?

Can you open the browser network logs, try to reproduce the issue, and see what endpoint resulted in 500?

Only settings Functions

sure


So the variables API returned the 500 error.
Would you please look through your docker logs for the appwrite container to find the 500 error for the variables endpoint?

How do I proceed?

Run this command on your VPS server where appwrite is hosted
docker compose logs appwrite
and check if you see any errors.
Try this just after you have reproduced the error

ok


hmm i haven't seen that error before...did you maybe have an older version of appwrite and then not run the migrate command fully when upgrading?

Maybe, but when I do an update I always run the migration command.

maybe it didn't run correctly?

What can I do? Run the migration command again?

What version are you on now?

1.2.1

You can try to backup and then run:
docker compose exec appwrite exec migrate version=1.0.3

In fact I just made an observation, I noticed that it is only the projects that existed before the migration that are affected. While the new ones work without any problem.
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