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Remote Virtual Desktops Manager
https://ravada.upc.edu/
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Unable to connect to web-ui in Brave (Chromium) / Firefox #1942

Open LinuxSquare opened 1 year ago

LinuxSquare commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug Unfortunately, I'm unable to connect to the web-ui of ravada.

Ravada is running inside the docker-container on the following machine: OS: Alpine Linux 3.18 Docker version: 23.0.6-r2 docker-compose version: 2.17.3-r2

When connecting to the port 3000 via nc, it says, it's connected:

[user@manjaro ~]$ nc -v 192.168.200.156 3000                                                                                                                                                                                                  
Connection to 192.168.200.156 3000 port [tcp/hbci] succeeded!

Where 192.168.200.156 is the host IP of the alpine-linux machine. According to previous output, I would say, the port on the firewall is open.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install Alpine
  2. Install libvirt & qemu according to wiki
  3. Install docker and docker-cli-compose: apk add docker docker-cli-compose
  4. Install ravada-dockerfy according to wiki
  5. Start the containers as described on the wiki
  6. Go to IP:3000

Expected behavior The web-ui should show up and I can login with my admin account

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Additional context All containers are up and running, according to the output of docker compose ps image

fv3rdugo commented 1 year ago

Hi @LinuxSquare, sorry for the delay :pray: You say you installed libvirt & qemu, and dockers... :-1: . There are two possibilities to install Ravada:

I think you mixed :zany_face: the two options at the same time. I recommend Dockers if you want to try a bit of Ravada. For production it is better to install a server. If you have any questions :question: feel free to ask.

LinuxSquare commented 1 year ago

Hi @fv3rdugo Thank you for your answer and sorry for the late response. Okay, good to know.

Unfortunately, I'm not a big fan of Ubuntu nor Debian. Since I want to have a hypervisor, that uses as less resources as possible, I chose Alpine.

Do you have a guide to compile it from source which lists the way to go and the dependencies, so I can make my own Alpine package using an APKBUILD (Similar to PKGBUILD from Arch, but for Alpine)?

Thanks in advance.