Question - dashboard not loading

Forum - Software
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App Version: 3.29.1

The dashboard is stuck trying to load.

I have standard docker community setup.

I have no issues in the settings → system & maintenance → system health

I am wondering if there is some log in cron or elsewhere that I could look to check on possible errors?

I have searched in cron container in /var/log/cron.log and do not see anything.

This looks like ran successfully ?

Cron Job: hourly
Job Status: Success
Job Duration: 0.028s
Executed As User (UID): www-data (33)
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "Dashboard.DashboardCalendar"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "LdapSync.Sync"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "DynamicQueue"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "ActivityLogMigration"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "Dashboard.DashboardCalendarNotifications"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "EmailQueue"
Job Finished.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:02] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "Diagnostics.SystemHealthFile"
Job Finished.
Performing Old job cleanup.
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[2026-05-18 12:00:04] Looking for Job ...
Running Job of type "DynamicStatus.RenameLogs"
Job Finished.
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If it’s the default dashboard, then there’s a good chance it’s an issue with cron. But system health should point out if there is an issue.

I would check the cron logs, queue job logs from the log file.

Also If there is an error with a widget I would also check error.log

These commands may also help you check the cron logs from the container:

docker logs cron

/var/log/cron.log

(You already checked the second one)

Also, if a job produces an unhandled error, it can end up in:

/var/mail/<user>

By default, the user is www-data