I started web server on mac using following command.
# apachectl start
But other devices in same private network can not be able to access the http service of my mac pc. Browser was showingsite unreachable.
How i can solve this problem?
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I do development on my laptop, currently running Mac OSX Ventura. At the moment, I find myself sitting on a network that uses pi-hole, and is blocking many of the destinations that my NextJS backend needs to reach.
I've spun up an EC2 instance and used SSH to tunnel through it, and have confirmed that I can set the SOCKS proxy in Safari and it works fine. However, SOCKS is application specific. How do I tell my NextJS dev environment to use the local proxy?
I used Andronix/Termux to install Ubuntu 20.04 on an Android device. The Chromium Web Browser connects to the internet. Does it connect by default through a proxy and, if so, how can I determine the proxy? I've tried commands shown on the internet using lxterminal without success.
I am trying to run this project on Ubuntu 18.04 server. I am running both server and client on this machine. Then from windows 10 with port 9000 I am getting access to client in my chrome browser at http://localhost:8000/#/
The browser loads the project but the problem is I can't log into the website with trusted account and some other data do not get loaded . When I see browser console I see an error message saying:
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
This is the server setting:
This is the client setting and putty setting to connect to client.
VPN has been used to connect to server via PuTTY.
The error message in browser:
Could anyone shed some light on this issue? Is it related to windows 10 or VPN or some other issues? I followed some steps from here https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/err-connection-reset/
By default, the Flask development environment uses 127.0.0.1 (localhost), which restricts access to processes on the same host (except for VMs/containers, which aren't a factor here).
To access Flask from outside of localhost (e.g., from your Windows 10 machine), use the IP address 0.0.0.0. (You can pass it to run(), or via a command line option of the flask command.
However, do note the warnings about (not) using the development environment for production use.
I am trying to understand how to work with apple passes whilst using localhost. I am using Android Usb debugging so I can visit my website served on localhost from my phone. I have also setup the signing, compressing and installation of the passes.
What I don't understand, is how to debug communications between the installed pass and my server. I don't seem to be receiving requests from the pass once it is installed. Is this because I am using localhost? I inserted localhost as the web service in the pass.json file used to generate the file. My problem is understanding how to debug the problem as I am getting no feedback to work on.
Localhost won't work as the device will view localhost as itself, not as your computer.
To work locally:
connect your phone and computer to the same wireless network
allow http in the developer menu of your iPhone (otherwise the pass will be rejected for not having a https webServiceURL)
use http://computerIp:8080/ as the webServiceURL
serve your web service on your computer on port 8080
For feedback you can view your device logs in Xcode or in the OSX Console application.
I am trying to run a website (WAR-file)on a remote CentOS 7.5 VM.
I have access to this VM through ssh connection with putty and am able to remote view desktop. The current problem is that even though Tomcat can start, when trying to wget or via browser to view the website a "Connection refused" is returned. I have checked that I request from the right ports and Tomcat does not throw an exception on startup that no port could be opened.
Has it something to do with firewall, which might be preventing access to the port.
Or you might want to map the exposed tomcat port to an external port.