[GeoNetwork-users] Can't load samples and templates for metadata standards GN 3.2.0

I set up GN 3.2.0 and firsty tried to load samples and templates for MD
standards. I took "service unavaible 503 error" everytime and also i
couldn't change logo of geonetwork, this time i took "Logo update error"and
the same "service unavaible 503 error"so they don't work. I think something
is disallowed by proxy or something like that.

Set up enviroment

Redhat 7.2
Tomcat 8.036
Postgresql 9.5
Geonetwork 3.2.0
(we use https)

Could you help me how can i check and fix the errors?

King Regards,

Hakan Atak

*Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 503
(Service Unavailable)*

lib.js:119

PUT
https://geoportal.ibb.gov.tr/geonetwork/srv/api/records/tem
plates?schema=iso19139 503 (Service Unavailable)(anonymous function) @
lib.js:119n @ lib.js:114g @ lib.js:112(anonymous function) @
lib.js:146$eval @ lib.js:160$digest @ lib.js:157$apply @
lib.js:161(anonymous function) @ lib.js:285dispatch @ lib.js:9y.handle @
lib.js:9

lib.js:119

XHR finished loading:

PUT "https://geoportal.ibb.gov.tr/geonetwork/srv/api/records/tem
plates?schema=iso19139".(anonymous function) @ lib.js:119n @ lib.js:114g @
lib.js:112(anonymous function) @ lib.js:146$eval @ lib.js:160$digest @
lib.js:157$apply @ lib.js:161(anonymous function) @ lib.js:285dispatch @
lib.js:9y.handle @ lib.js:9

Getting an 503 error can mean a myriad of problems.

But something keeps your web-server from delivering the http-stream in order
to complete your request.

Maybe there ist a problem in Geonetwork itself
So. Did you have a look at the logs?
...../log/tomcat/catalina.out or geonetwork.log

I guess you depoly Geonetwork within Tomcat.

Can you call Geonetwork more directly by
http://your-gn-server:your-tomcat-port/geonetwork
in order to circumvent the web server to rule out connection problems.

Andy

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