Error context deadline exceeded

[faf13]

Hello,
I installed also ChirpStack on a raspberry debian buster (without Docker). Everything work for some days and today when i click on some items (gateway or device) on the web interface i get the error:
Error context deadline exceeded (code 2)
Can someone help me?

[Tyler]

Have you had any success with this? I too am getting this bug. I got this bug even after reverting back to an image that was working completely on a different SD card. The pi worked for about 2 weeks and now it throws this exception when trying to access Gateway-profiles, service-profiles, device-profiles, gateways or applications

[subgig]

Hey all,
I just had this issue on my R-Pi using a somewhat suspect 8Gb SD card.

I solve it by just employing some house-keeping…

I recommend you check the following:

1. Is your SD card good/fake etc?

2. verify all SD card image reading and writing sessions

3. clean your Ubuntu (clear old cache and logs files) to gain more disk space if you need it (my Chirpstack stated running quite slow and after I freed up space its back to fast UI loading etc)

4. make sure you have a large enough swap file setup

5. make back-up of your SD card image regularly.

6. Use a class 10 16 or 32Gb SD card

7. fit a CPU reset button on your R-Pi and only ever power up and down the R-Pi pressing the reset button first, only ever insert/remove the SD card when the power is off!

8. watch out for log files etc building up over time and reducing the memory available!

9. check for linux malware

[saicharan]

Hi @brocaar, I have installed using apt but not docker. And since certificates are optional, I haven’t provided any. How do I resolve this error?

[snspinn]

I know this is a bit late, but I’ll comment in case it helps anyone else.
Try putting in the LAN or WAN IP address of the VM rather than ‘localhost’.
If this doesn’t fix it or your machine doesn’t have an IP address, this may be a problem with the either,

1. The VM firewall
2. The hypervisor/VM hosting application (e.g. I’ve run into an issue with docker-ce not resolving hostnames between containers if not connecting to a WAN)

Good luck!

[a.boudier]

Hi, maybe my answer to another post can help some people for this issue. Here is the link :

Chirpstack-network-server:8000-->context deadline exceeded (code: 2)

Hello, here is a new way to resolve this problem: I had the same issue in a local test context. I’ve installed a Docker architecture of Chirpstack. When you create your Network Server on the web interface of the application server, make sure to put the right server name (the Docker one) instead of localhost:8000 To get this name, type the following command in your CLI : sudo docker ps | grep network-server Copy the container DNS name (last column) and paste it in the field. (Do not forget the…

[psoft68]

I have got the same problem. I copy the virtual machine to new IP address and got “context deadline exceeded (code 2)”. I solve the problem when I change the correct address in tab “Network servers”

[Amal]

I have installed in AWS EC2 ubuntu [no docker]and the same error rises. I tried different methods and finally given localhost:8000 and it works.