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fix: resolve traefik container dynamically in access-log cleanup

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The nightly access-log-cleanup job hardcoded "dokploy-traefik" as the
container name when sending SIGUSR1. In Docker Swarm mode Traefik runs as
a service task named "dokploy-traefik.1.<task-id>", so `docker exec
dokploy-traefik` fails every night with "No such container". The log file
is rotated (inode changes) but Traefik never reopens it, leaving the
on-disk access.log frozen while real logs go to a deleted file handle.

Resolve the running container id dynamically with `docker ps --filter`,
matching the pattern already used elsewhere in the codebase, so it works
for both standalone and swarm deployments. Skip gracefully if no running
container is found.

Closes #4620
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Mauricio Siu
2026-06-16 07:29:05 -06:00
parent 439f575669
commit 766da4c768
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packages/server/src/utils/access-log/handler.ts
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@@ -32,7 +32,19 @@ export const startLogCleanup = async (
await execAsync(
`tail -n 1000 ${accessLogPath} > ${accessLogPath}.tmp && mv ${accessLogPath}.tmp ${accessLogPath}`,
);
await execAsync("docker exec dokploy-traefik kill -USR1 1");
// Traefik can run as a standalone container ("dokploy-traefik") or a
// swarm service task ("dokploy-traefik.1.<task-id>"), so resolve the
// running container id dynamically instead of assuming the name.
const { stdout: containerId } = await execAsync(
'docker ps -q --filter "name=dokploy-traefik" --filter "status=running" | head -n 1',
);
const traefikContainerId = containerId.trim();
if (!traefikContainerId) {
console.error("Traefik container not found, skipping log reopen");
return;
}
await execAsync(`docker exec ${traefikContainerId} kill -USR1 1`);
} catch (error) {
console.error("Error during log cleanup:", error);
}