Chatwoot Deployment Crash Due to Stale PID File Preventing Rails Server Startup
ambav
PROOP

2 months ago

Chatwoot application keeps failing in multiple instances even with update from the repo, and this has been going on for months.

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Railway
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2 months ago

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domehane
FREE

2 months ago

Hello ambav,

i think based on what i can see, railway's own official chatwoot template no longer uses multirun with both processes in one service. they split it into two separate services , one running bin/rails server -b 0.0.0.0 -p $PORT and one running bundle exec sidekiq, both using the same chatwoot image, both with volume mounted at /app/storage only. you can see the exact setup at railway.com/deploy/self-host-chatwoot , that's the architecture railway themselves recommend now. worth trying since everything else in this thread didn't stick

Hope this help you :)


domehane

Hello **ambav,** i think based on what i can see, railway's own official chatwoot template no longer uses multirun with both processes in one service. they split it into two separate services , one running `bin/rails server -b 0.0.0.0 -p $PORT` and one running `bundle exec sidekiq`, both using the same chatwoot image, both with volume mounted at `/app/storage` only. you can see the exact setup at [railway.com/deploy/self-host-chatwoot](http://railway.com/deploy/self-host-chatwoot) , that's the architecture railway themselves recommend now. worth trying since everything else in this thread didn't stick Hope this help you :)

ambav
PROOP

2 months ago

Ok, I'll try and send feedback


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