so basically… how can I debug why Pleroma isn’t starting?

Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Unit pleroma.service entered failed state. Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service failed. Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service holdoff time over, scheduling restart. Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Stopped Pleroma social network. Feb 13 18:31:31 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Started Pleroma social network. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Unit pleroma.service entered failed state. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service failed. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service holdoff time over, scheduling restart. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Stopped Pleroma social network. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: start request repeated too quickly for pleroma.service Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Failed to start Pleroma social network. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: Unit pleroma.service entered failed state. Feb 13 18:31:33 cawfee.club systemd[1]: pleroma.service failed.
@grips if you run mix compile does it compile or throw an error
@karen compile
I got a few warnings the first time, though far less than when I installed it
@grips run MIX_ENV=prod phx.server and see what happens there
@karen -bash: phx.server: command not found
but when I run MIX_ENV=prod mix phx.server, it exits after a second without any output
@grips running it in the pleroma root folder right?
@karen yup, /home/pleroma/pleroma as always
(logged in as pleroma)
@grips the no output thing is weird, it should tell you why it's failing

uhh help @lain
@karen @grips You forgot the mix command: MIX_ENV=prod mix phx.server should work
@karen @frosch tried joining that but... well
I'm banned from freenode for "open HTTP proxy" in September
@grips @frosch oh no I was making fun of myself for contributing to pleroma yet not being able to type out commands properly
@grips @karen you can use matrix to connect to the channel
@frosch @karen tried that, exits after a second without any output