Yeah I think it is open.Yes I opened up the networking tab in azure, and I think I have it open publicly. Here is a copy of my azure networking settings
I can privately give you ssh access to see the problem via email. I am not sure why it is not accessible. Do you have an email where i can send you access to see the backend?
When I do nano cat frappe-bench/sites/currentsite.txt, the file is empty. I emptied it as per some instructions I followed. but I think I mitigated this by adding 127. ~ and the ip in etc/hosts . Also I have tried with http://ip_addr:8000, and still no result. By the way I enabled access to port 8000 in azure too. I think i did created a site. Is there a way I can send you ssh access to look at this?Do you have an email I can send or is there a way to DM on the forum?
I presume you haven’t turned on the dns_multitenant option. Execute this in the frappe-bench folder
bench config dns_multitenant on
bench setup nginx
Are you trying to run a production instance or a develop one?
If you are developing, it is highly recommended to install on local machine for easier debugging.
In case of server, please remove the entry from ‘/etc/hosts’. That needs to be done on local system, not in the cloud.
I’m not sure if it’s running production or develop. However, I want it to have the hotels module working. I did
bench config dns_multitenant on
bench setup nginx
I also took out the entry I made in /etc/hosts
and then did bench start and tried to connect without success still
I ended up just going with the simple install azure has(Microsoft Azure Marketplace). However, I realized it does not have the hotels module in it which is what I really want. How do I get it to have this? I want to be able to have this. Hotel Room How do I add it?
The error I get now is “refusing to merge unrelated histories” . I read around that if one were doing it ordinarily, we could just use “–allow-unrelated-histories”. But how do i bypass this if I am doing a bench update?