Bench start stuck at Wrote js/item-dashboard.min.js - 7.97 KB

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Hi, I would appreciate some help. I’ve done the easy install on a fresh server. Everything went well till I run the command bench start and it has been more than 24 hours that it stuck at Wrote js/item-dashboard.min.js - 7.97 KB.

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try bench build

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I just tried to run bench build and then I ran again bench start and still I’m stuck at watch.1 | Wrote js/item-dashboard.min.js - 7.97 KB

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echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p

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Nothing has changed. The process still get stucked at watch.1 | Wrote js/item-dashboard.min.js - 7.97 KB

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Sometimes it happens to me as well, when I’m running on low memory server configuration. It often get solved automatically when you upgrade server RAM, plus creating at-least 2+GB Swap Memory. I would suggest creating something around 4GB Sway Memory.

Sometimes, It happens while I use “bench build” command. Than, I have to abort/kill that process by “ctrl + c” and reboot server. Then, I often try to clear cache by “bench clear-cache” and also redis by “bench setup redis” and then I use “bench build” command again. It almost helped every time to execute build command, to me.

I would like to say, try this hit n trial method and hope your command executes. Till, Someone professional reach you with the correct & exact answer. I hope this helps.

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I have 7GB of RAM that are free. I followed your commands and still it is still stuck at that point. Thank you for your suggestions though

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That is the bench waiting for your input!

Fire your browser and go to http://localhost:8000 :slight_smile:

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Oh really? :sweat_smile::sweat_smile::sweat_smile: how do I access it from other computer on the network? just but typing http://localhost:8000 in a computer in the network?

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Would please tell me how to make ERP accessible outside of the network?

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If you are using a VirtualBox virtual machine, the http://localhost:8000 will not work. On the VM, find your ip by typing this command:

ifconfig

Then use that command.
I used the solution of bench build here, but now when I try to access the development site, I get a RuntimeError
RuntimeError: no object bound to conf

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So this is a normal behavior?
But I have installed it on a virtual machine on Google console.
the IP:8000 does not show me anything. neither https://IP.

How shall I resolve this issue.

Thanks

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I have the same problem. I already reinstalled the bench and deleted the frappe-bench. Screenshot_20190427_185448

and
localhost:8000
says: Unable to connect

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I just found out: erpnext is running on:
http://0.0.0.0:8001/

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bump

same issue.

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Please read the logs bench start is producing. The port is mentioned in it.

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I have the same issue, however mine is a DNS based multitenant setup and when I try to access the site It says site can’t be reached

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Thanks a lot… it worked for me :grinning::grinning:

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I was also stuck at the same point. I tried all the solutions provided here. But nothing worked.
I tried $ bench --site set-maintenance-mode off
as instructed in the following post which finally helped.