Closed hakanu closed 5 years ago
Which exactly command do you use to run task-web?
I tried different flag combos of task-web however it didn't make much difference.
This is what i use currently:
task-web --host 192.168.0.12 --env production -F -d
I'm not able to test it in LAN, but I'm sure you need to use 0.0.0.0
. In this case task-web will accept connections from any IPs
No luck there. I have retried that doesn't work. Ultimate goal is remotely seeing task-web from outside network via port forwarding. Fw rules are set, my python servers are just able to work remotely on WAN and LAN but task-web is not. Feel like it's a webrick issue maybe?
I did it in the past. Task-web was running on a laptop and was accessible from phone in the same LAN. I'll try it tonight.
Thanks looking forward to it!
any update here?
Sorry, I was overwhelmed last days. So, for me it works.
gem install taskwarrior-web
.Maybe some firewall restrictions on your host machine?
I'm on Mac by the way, firewall is disabled in system settings.
Thanks for confirming that it works out of box.
This did the trick. I'm using ubuntu subsystem in windows. https://www.nextofwindows.com/allow-server-running-inside-wsl-to-be-accessible-outside-windows-10-host
Now I'm able to see my tasks, yay!
Hi there,
Great tool, I have been using a lot in my desktop. However, I'd like to reach to task-web from my other LAN machines. For example I run task-web on http://192.168.0.12:5678/ It's all good in the same machine. But I can not open the same address on the same network on another device. I tried running task-web with different flags.
Do you know how I can do that?
Thanks.