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RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Filippo S on 2016-04-29 16:30
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It works! I will debug the SSL problem, maybe it is not setup correctly. At least now I have a way to test and experiment to migrate from a old GFORGE CE system (very old, more than 3 years ago) into a brand-new FusionForge portal.

Thank you very much Frank, much appreciated!

RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Franck Villaume on 2016-04-29 11:31
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Hi,

Is SSL set up?
Any error in the Apache HTTPD log files?

If you want to drop SSL for testing purpose you can disable it.
Set in your zzzz-local.ini file the following value:
use_ssl = no


RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Filippo S on 2016-04-28 20:25
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Hi Franck, we are progressing indeed thank you very much for your help! I am very new about this technologies and I am learning as fast as I can. I can click on various link now but I have a problem when I try login.

I am sure I did "forge_set_password" command correctly. When I login Safari tells me the error in the picture attached.

Is anything related to SSL?

RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Franck Villaume on 2016-04-28 14:50
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Looks like web_host value is overwritten somewhere in your configuration.

Do you have any /etc/fusionforge/config.ini.d/post-install.ini file ?
If yes, just remove the web_host entry in this file.

RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Filippo S on 2016-04-28 12:09
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Hello Franck,

I did the change as you suggested bu when I clock on "Log in" it still points to https://fusionforge/account/login.php?return_to=%2F

Is there anything else I need to change? Do I have to "refresh" fusionforge configuration somehow after editing these files?

RE: Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Franck Villaume on 2016-04-26 08:16
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Hi,

try to set the web_host item to your IP in the /etc/fusionforge/config.ini

web_host = <put>.<your>.<ip>.<address>

You still may need to adapt the values of the following configuration items in the /etc/fusionforge/config.ini.d/defaults.ini

lists_host = "lists.$core/web_host" <= remove the "lists." prefix
scm_host = "scm.$core/web_host" <= remove the "scm." prefix

That may work.

Experimenting with FusionForge without FQDN hostname [ Reply ]
By: Filippo S on 2016-04-17 14:38
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Hello! I would like to experiment with FusionForge before planning a proper migration of users and projects from an old GFORGE instance.

I deployed FusionForge using apt-get for Ubuntu 15.04 on a VM successfully. It works but lot of links are broken because it seems a FQDN/proper DNS is needed. Is there a way to let FusionForge dealing not with a "hostname.domainname" for its internal URL but with an IP address?

Regards
-- Filippo