Can't create servers on fresh install of MineOS distro

Hi. I’ve just installed the MineOS linux distro on a PC. I’m able to SSH into the machine, and my browser (chrome, but also tried IE) can reach the admin page. However, I can’t seem to get the admin page to actually do anything. There is no server in the server selection box. Clicking “Create Server” takes me to a server properties page. I fill this out and it returns me to the admin dashboard, but there are still no servers to choose from. When I look at the file system, there were no servers created in the servers folder.

If I look at the profiles page, no profiles are shown when I pick a category and profile type, such as Mojang and Show All. However, I’m not sure if this is normal when you don’t have a server yet. But it may be relevant.

My mineos.log file only has this:
{“level”:“info”,“message”:“Starting up server, using commit: d9a604b bumped express to 4.14.x\n”,“timestamp”:“2016-12-23T22:54:47.449Z”}

My webmin.log file doesn’t seem to indicate any errors either (At bottom of post).

I’ve made no changes to the OS install or MineOS besides the initial OS install and logging in.

Thanks for your help resolving this.

webmin.log:
1481832313.18573.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:13] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “tklbam” desc=‘Backup and Migration (TKLBAM)’
1481832329.21391.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “custom” desc=‘Custom Commands’
1481832329.21422.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “mount” desc=‘Disk and Network Filesystems’
1481832329.21453.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “fdisk” desc=‘Partitions on Local Disks’
1481832329.21484.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “file” desc=‘Java File Manager’
1481832329.21515.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “filemin” desc=‘File Manager’
1481832329.21546.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:29] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “firewall” desc=‘Linux Firewall’
1481832330.21577.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:30] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “raid” desc=‘Linux RAID’
1481832330.21608.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:30] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “lvm” desc=‘Logical Volume Management’
1481832330.21639.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:30] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “net” desc=‘Network Configuration’
1481832330.21670.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:30] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “useradmin” desc=‘Users and Groups’
1481832330.21701.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:30] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “passwd” desc=‘Change Passwords’
1481832331.21732.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “postfix” desc=‘Postfix Mail Server’
1481832331.21763.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “shell” desc=‘Command Shell’
1481832331.21794.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “software” desc=‘Software Packages’
1481832331.21825.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “sshd” desc=‘SSH Server’
1481832331.21856.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “syslog” desc=‘System Logs’
1481832331.21887.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:31] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “text-editor” desc=‘Text Editor’
1481832332.21918.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:32] - - - webmin install-module.pl “tinstall” “-” “theme-stressfree” desc=‘StressFree theme’
1481832332.21945.0 [15/Dec/2016 20:05:32] - - - webmin install-module.pl “install” “-” “updown” desc=‘Upload and Download’

I can’t seem to reproduce any of these symptoms. On a fresh install of the MineOS Turnkey ISO, everything seems to operate as expected.

You’re using the Turnkey ISO, correct? What’s surprising to me is that somehow the logging file is almost entirely empty, but yet you were able to log in (a behavior that indeed gets logged).

I recommend updating the webui. I assume you’re using the 64-bit ISO (even though it makes no difference), but that means you’re already on the most recent commit; “updating” the webui would just mean it’ll rebuild any node.js dependencies and restart the webui, which is the next best step.

Also, you have restarted the host (your PC) at least once to see if that resolved anything, correct?