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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Hey hey! I'm not sure I understand the question as you mention intermittent 400 errors, DNS cache, and 403 errors. It's possible these are not related issues at all, so it would be best to pick one and get that resolved. The 403 will leave something in the server's Apache logs at /etc/apache2/logs/error_log. Can you check that file while refreshing the page the see if you find any useful details?
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  • leonep
    right.. the 403 error was because I was enabling debug logging for a domain, but to do that you need to use nginx-debug service (
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  • leonep
    uninstall nginx 400 errors disappear, i wait long time no errors on logs now i have reinstalled nginx and errors 400 come back again 62.19.xxx.xxx - - [10/Jan/2023:11:32:27 +0100] "POST /start_ctr/login HTTP/2.0" 400 347 "
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    I would say it's time to make a ticket on this so we can take a look directly.
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  • leonep
    Hello, after very long ticket i have some useful info. first of all it must be said that it was a big problem not having the way to reproduce the problem. another difficulty was the lack of logs because apparently this 400 error does not come out in the warn log level. moreover I was not able to put the "debug" log level on nginx, not even through cpanel support which inform me about an internal case
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Can you post that ticket number here?

     

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