A few months ago, I installed a version from scratch on a Raspberry Pi 4 (with the recommended image, Raspberry Pi OS) and everything worked wonderfully even though I never had the chance to test all the features because I was waiting to move.
This Raspberry Pi therefore stayed off for a long time, gathering a bit of dust.
When trying to turn it back on, impossible to ping the IP (and therefore reach the WEB interface).
After several restarts: nothing
After a network scan, nothing for the Raspberry Pi 4’s MAC address to try to find any possible other IP.
I connected a monitor, keyboard and mouse to the Raspberry Pi: miracle, I can ping the IP after a « shutdown -r » and checking the DHCP file. However, the WEB interface still doesn’t work, address not found.
I try to connect remotely via SSH: with PuTTY, impossible. Via the Windows client: kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer
This all looks pretty corrupted!
When you access it locally, can you go into the tool sudo raspi-config to see if SSH is enabled?
Still locally, check that the container is running with docker ps
And finally, if that’s the case, try docker logs gladys to see if a problem has appeared on that end
The problem is that the Rpi is installed in my network cabinet and if I have to go plug it into a monitor, I have to force it to shut down by unplugging it…
I had checked the docker command and it seemed to be working based on the output.
As for SSH, I didn’t check because it seems to be enabled by default and since I’d never accessed it…
If no one has any other idea(s), I’ll try reconnecting a monitor in my network cabinet
