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I've installed my own custom proxy server (written in Java) on Openshift, and run on $OPENSHIFT_DIY_IP & port 8080. The proxy server seems not responding to client request, and the browser always redirect to /app path, eg: www.website.com redirect to www.website.com/app
And then I try to install Squid on local openshift directory account, the squid can run, but give warning about the lack of permission.
Does anyone know how to properly run Proxy Server on Openshift ?
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I've set up a home server with Apache Web Server on Ubuntu 16.04. I'm able to see my website externally. But I'm unable to display a video stream that's on my local network on the website.
How would I configure Apache to recognize http://192.168.1.215:8081 and allow it to be shown externally?
Not a programming question, but you would need to setup a forward in your router.
If your IP Address allocated by ISP can be accessed on the Internet(NOT behind a NAT):
Setup port-forwarding on your router
(optional) Use an available port. (if some are filtered or blocked by ISP)
(optional) Use DDNS if your address is not fixed like a regular server.
If not:
You must have a server as "Springboard" which can be accessed on Internet, then SSH -R can be used for forwarding a local port behind NAT to remote.
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I have hosted a HTML page in my IIS 7.5 .It is browse able using localhost.
then I used ipconfig in CMD and got replaced the localhost with my IP address. It is browse able again.
But the same link if I am trying to browse from another computer or from my smart phone it cant be browse.
You should be able to access your page on another machine that is connected to your network using the IP you retrieved with ipconfig. However, if you are trying to connect to it remotely (from outside of the network) you will need to setup port forwarding on your router.
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After restarting my application, I'm getting this error:
CLIENT_ERROR: WSGI application was not found
I ran find -name *wsgi* and found this:
./python/template/wsgi.py
I'm new to OpenShift. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I'm using a Django app and Python 3.3, Web Load Balancer, and PostgreSQL 9.2 cartridges if that helps. I tried both the ctl_all restart and ctl_app restart commands with no luck.
Ran the rhc app create <your_app_name> <your_cartridge (e.g. python-3.3)>command. When the command finishes executing you will have an Apache HTTP server
with mod_wsgi running in the cloud. It will have a public URL, which will have the form
http://<your_app>-<namespace>.rhcloud.com. It will also have a private Git repository that
has been cloned to your local machine, in a directory with the same name as your
application.
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I currently use Komodo and work directly off a remote server. I have just discovered phpstorm and I want to start giving this a go.
My question is, how can I work off a remote server like in Komodo? I really couldn't understand how to do it!
As #LazyOne commented, it's not possible right now. You can vote for the related feature request.
PhpStorm (as of 7.1) does not support working directly on a remote server.
You should vote for the feature here as #CrazyCoder mentioned.
A temporary alternative for SFTP
You can use a SSHFS mount to work directly on files on a remote server. It isn't ideal, but I found it works ok.
I use the follow command and settings (on a mac).
To mount:
sshfs -o IdentityFile=~/.ssh/id_rsa root#xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/ ~/sshfs_mounts/example -oauto_cache,reconnect,defer_permissions,noappledouble,volname=example
To unmount:
umount ~/sshfs_mounts/example
For more info see http://benohead.com/mac-os-x-use-sshfs-to-mount-a-remote-directory-as-a-volume/
phpstorm has two very useful features to work with remote servers.
when you commit, it can automatically deploy/upload to the remote
location (sftp, ftp).
when you commit you can also push to remote location git or other vcs.
It is correct as mentioned, phpstorm needs the local copies of the code aswell.
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I've been building a Wordpress Multiuser site for the last two months. Everything was good:
Had a local configuration saved in MAMP using default ports (was FTP accessible) Which means I had to edit etc/host and point to site root on drive
Had it saved MAMP's folder structure
Could toggle between default ports and MAMP ports for other sites in development
After the cleaning, MAMP Pro would crash at firing up the SQL Server.
I was able to fix the crash by going into terminal and modifying a line. The last line had my IP address and null just after it. So once I added wordpress.mu, or localhost, the server would start.
But to no avail. I can't seem to recall the configuration after I've tampered with my MAMP settings.
I believe I set an alias and named one of the hosts as wordpress.mu.
I had MAMP pointing to a folder with a different title.
The alias was local host.
And (when testing the site), I would type: localhost.localdomain/sitetitle. This is no longer working.
Can someone point me to thorough instructions or shoot me a few tips on what I should check on? While it might be an easy fix (at least I'm hoping) it's gotten a bit over my head as I am just exhausted from researching possible solutions to problems I semi-understand.
Thanks in advance community, pals, and web scientists. I'd love to treat whomever helps me successfully to a starbucks card. :)
I'm not using the Pro version, so I may a little off base here, but I'd check the following..
Does the MAMP homepage work? (http://localhost:8888/MAMP/?language=English)
Do you need to edit Apache's config? (httpd.conf) You might not need to when using MAMP Pro.
Is MySQL failing to start because there's already an instance running (look for a process called mysqld in Activity Monitor)?
Do you have a hosts entry for localhost.localdomain pointing to 127.0.0.1?