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# Troubleshooting Linux Services

> For the full documentation index, see: https://docs.mulesoft.com/llms.txt

The following topics provide possible causes for service issues and describe how to troubleshoot:

- [Flex Gateway Service Failed to Run](#flex-gateway-service-failed-to-run)

- [Other Services Failed to Run](#other-services-failed-to-run)

## Flex Gateway Service Failed to Run

The `flex-gateway.service` status displays `failed` after running the
`systemctl list-units flex-gateway*` command.

### Diagnose

To diagnose the service failure, run the following command:

```ssh
journalctl -u flex-gateway
```

#### Error 1: “Panic: could not read platform configuration”

If the output of the `journalctl` command includes this line:

```ssh
flex-agent[3253]: panic: could not read platform configuration: open : no such file or directory
```

The problem can be resolved by running `chmod` on the files created during registration.

## Other Services Failed to Run

If your error does not appear, attempt to restart Flex Gateway:

```ssh
sudo ldconfig
sudo systemctl restart flex-gateway
```

## See Also

- [Known Issues](https://help.salesforce.com/s/issues)