Open LinuxSquare opened 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.
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.
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
vianc
, it says, it's connected: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:
apk add docker docker-cli-compose
IP:3000
Expected behavior The web-ui should show up and I can login with my admin account
Screenshots![image](https://github.com/UPC/ravada/assets/39629672/425c802c-83b6-4ad7-8cc8-d7f0dead1234)
Server (please complete the following information):
Additional context All containers are up and running, according to the output of![image](https://github.com/UPC/ravada/assets/39629672/b392bca7-3f99-4a7c-a82f-60f608f276f3)
docker compose ps