Closed kevdogg closed 5 years ago
The cloud plugin is for XOSAN. If you disable the plugin manually do you have any issues?
@Jarli01 Disabling the plugin and restarting the server -- seems those messages went away. Seems like XOSAN is loaded and enabled by default. I've read about XOSAN and it sound pretty cool. Is there something with either the XO or xcp-ng installation I need to do to make it work properly --- seems like it was listening for a connection on localhost on port 9001. Should something be running on that port?
To clarify, this script installs a default set of add-ons, but it shouldn't enable them.
XOSAN is open source, so you can build it yourself, the Vatesfr team hasn't released a click to use type solution for the XOSAN setup.
The plug-in is there to administer it, that's all.
To find out more you'd have to check on the xo forums.
Hi I'm consistently getting xo-server-cloud message within journalctl logs for the xo-server.service. Is this related to the cloud plugin?
Confirm XOCE services are running
Provide the output of journalctl logs
Provide answers to these questions:
Is this a fresh install or an upgrade? This is upgrade using jarli script -- original install with jarli script
Version of XOCE server and web interface you're running 5.50.0
What OS is XOCE running on? Ubuntu 18.04
What method you used to install XOCE (xo_install.sh, manual installation, etc) Jarli script
Indicate whether or not you've manually edited any data directly. No
Here is a list of my listening processes