XOA won't start HTTPS listen on configured port
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@bill-gertz Indeed I missed this,
xo-serverloads all files namedconfig.*with a known extension.I have to take a look at why it loads a
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Along with .xo-server.toml as you pointed out earlier and I've experienced :-/. Thanks again for looking into this.
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@bill-gertz AFAICT, this is a log issue, the file
.origis not taken into account for the configuration, I'll fix this.Regarding
.xo-server.toml, I will not change anything, it's used by some devs in some specific setups, but it's not documented as it does not make sense for user to do this. -
Again not trying to pick a fight but your own documentation says to use .xo-server.toml here when compiling from the sources.
Shouldn't this be changed from:
Now you have to create a config file for xo-server:
$ cd packages/xo-server
$ cp sample.config.toml .xo-server.tomlTo something like:
Now you have to create a config file for xo-server:
$ cd packages/xo-server
$ cp sample.config.toml config.tomlThis is what happened when the 3rd party script ran. I can submit PRs for the GitBook docs, but I don't see anyway of doing that from GitBooks. Is there a repo for this GitBook doc in which I can submit a PR? I'll be happy to submit a PR to the 3rd party script repo as well.
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@bill-gertz said in XOA won't start HTTPS listen on configured port:
Again not trying to pick a fight
Don't worry about this
@bill-gertz said in XOA won't start HTTPS listen on configured port:
your own documentation says to use .xo-server.toml here when compiling from the sources
Hmm, indeed, I will change this to avoid any issues in the future.
@bill-gertz said in XOA won't start HTTPS listen on configured port:
Is there a repo for this GitBook doc in which I can submit a PR?
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Thanks, I'll lay my cards more directly on the table next time. Glad you're not taking it personally. I'll use that repo for PRs. Thanks again.
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@bill-gertz I've made the change, the documentation will update soon: https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/commit/7b47e4024492d38bca6e928748490e0a4880264c
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Thanks for the feedback @bill-gertz !
Thanks for the doc update @julien-f
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@olivierlambert @julien-f @Danp
Thanks to everyone for the clear, helpful support. Impressed.
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Submitted PR to change attribute documented as 'host' to 'hostname'.
https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/pull/4681closed fix(docs/configuration): `host` → `hostname` #4681
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Hi,
@julien-f from sources documentation still instructs to set path relative to packages/xo-server like it used to be:
[http.mounts]
'/' = '../xo-web/dist/'sample.config.toml says that paths are relative to configuration file so this would end up looking xo-web/dist path from $HOME/.config/ since configuration is at $HOME/.config/xo-server/config.toml
Noticed this while fixing my "well known installer script"
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@ronivay Thanks for the report, I'll change this by make it part of the default config, it won't be necessary for the user to configure it themself.
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In fact it's already the case, I just need to remove this from the documentation
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All,
For anyone that happens into this thread and wondered if the well known installer script was confirmed working correctly. It was fixed as noted above and tested on a fresh install, The rule of thumb, a bit tongue in cheek, when it comes to these files is:
- Leave the config in /etc[/xo]/xo-server/config.toml alone.
- Set the over rides in ~/.config/xo-server/config.toml home .
- Use only /etc[/xo]/xo-server/config.toml and you're on your own.
On the last point point I mean that you need ensure whatever you use there contains attributes for the original file plus your overrides. Copying the sample config packages/xo-server/sample.config.toml to /etc[/xo]/xo-server/config.toml may not capture all of the attributes that need to be set.
@julien-f If missed the spirit of this please, please correct me.
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@bill-gertz It depends of how you install it, but it look ok. In our appliances we install and run
xo-serveras a global service, and there is only/etc/xo-server/config.tomlwhich is used for user customization (you could remove it and it would still work).
