twh
commented
5 years ago Can anyone tell me what to look at or where the issue may be?
Closed twh closed 1 month ago
twh
commented
5 years ago Can anyone tell me what to look at or where the issue may be?
pruchai
commented
5 years ago @twh Most likely something in your racks.xml configuration file. Start with an empty config. I am running in the container and had to do whole lot of massaging to make it work.
twh
commented
5 years ago What did you have to massage, just the racks.xml? The API looks like it is parsing the data correctly as far as I can tell, but I cannot get the dashboard to do anything other that return the spinning wheel.
rezib
commented
2 months ago This issue concerns Slurm-web v2 which is not maintained anymore. You are highly encouraged to test the new version v3.0.0 that is not impacted by this issue. The quick start guide for v3.0.0 is available online: https://docs.rackslab.io/slurm-web/install/quickstart.html
Unless someone is motivated to maintain the old version of Slurm-web or you have a justified reason to keep this issue open, it will be closed in a few weeks.
rezib
commented
1 month ago For the reasons explained in the previous comment, I finally close this issue.
I have followed the instructions which indicate that a Debian 9 install can be made into Scibian 9 by adding the repo. I installed slurm-web according to the instructions and in noticed that the install does not add a link to javascript-common.conf in /etc/apache2/config-enabled directory. After adding this I can get the restapi to query info from slurm with no issues, but the dashboard will not load. I looked at the apache2 logs and noticed no major issues. I checked the racks.xml file and I'm sure that it is formatted correctly, but the dashboard still hangs with a spinning wheel. I have attached a Safari debug session here, but since I am not a JS dev I'm not sure what to look at next.