The connection then gets closed directly as you connect. launch bitnami redmine on firefox ubuntu Added by Achraf Ettouil over 6 years ago Hello, i installed bitnami redmine on virtualBox (ubuntu 12.04),and i start it first time it was okey, but when i restart my camputer and i put 127.0.0. You are in the 2nd case scenario : Virtualbox binded the port on the host, but fails to connect to the guest port because it is not open.
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Using the Bitnami Virtual Machine image requires hypervisor software such as VMware Player or VirtualBox. If it is open, you will get a successful connection, else the connection will be closed. Bitnami Virtual Machines contain a minimal Linux operating system with Redmine installed and configured. This actually doesn't prove anything except that the port on the host is open, it doesn't mean you actually reach something behind in the guest.įrom your post, you are using NAT or NAT network, which will bind the port on the host, but will try at runtime to reach the port in the guest. It can be deployed using a native installer, as a virtual machine or in. Easy fix.Behelit wrote:I know it's working correctly because of this:Ĭonnection to 10.181.178.157 3306 port succeeded! Couldn't tell you why it changed when my computer froze, but it all works fine now that I updated the config file. Apparently my new default network interface is eth2. Complete Redmine VirtualBox image is available for download. I've rebooted a couple times since then and it seems to be working great. You can reboot the whole system or do a force-reload like this /etc/init.d/networking force-reloadĪfter that I was back online. to do that simply edit /etc/network/interfaces in your favorite text editor find the part where it mentions the wrong interface and change it to the correct interface.Īfter that all you need to do is reload the interface and it should work. I have no idea why this happened, but it's an easy fix.įirst type in ifconfig -a to see your interfacesĪs you can see here I have an eth2 that is not connected, lo and that is it. So as it turns out VirtualBox moved my network interface from eth0 to eth2. The first thing recommended on the Bitnami site was to run /etc/init.d/networking force-reload which resulted in an error "cannot find device eth0."Īnother informative piece of information was the "Ignoring unknown interface eth2″ message. Redmine installation from Ubuntu packages Redmine installation on Ubuntu 16.04 Redmine installation on Ubuntu 18.04 Redmine installation on Ubuntu 20. I advise going to the Bitnami or VirtualBox sites and looking at their FAQ. If you are seeing your network interface you probably want to try something else as this is probably not your issue. Click 'Finish' to launch the application.
Redmine is now set up and ready to be used. Wait a minute while the installer copies the files and configures your Redmine installation. The installer is now ready to begin the installation process. For me I only had one interface and it was the lo interface. Type in the name you want to use for your Redmine site, and click 'Forward'. Luckily, there was a simple fix for this, but it took me a little while to figure out so I figured I'd share it here in hopes others with the same problem will wind up here and I can save you some time.įirst type ifconfig and see what comes up. Then it said "Continuing to wait for network configuration for another 60 seconds." Once the system started I noticed it didn't have a ip address assigned and if I typed ifconfig I only got the loopback interface (no network interface to speak of). When I tried to start up the virtual machine again it said "waiting for network configuration" and hung for about a minute. To access the server via SSH tunnel using PuTTY on a specific port using an SSH tunnel, you need to have it configured in order to allow connections to your server. I recently had my computer crash hard while my bitnami Ruby on Rails stack was running in VirtualBox.
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