I followed this link http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/310678/Installing-Redmine-on-Windows-in-production to install redmine webapp (redmine.org) so I can use it for IIS.
I tried to access to the link from another PC but it gave me 404 error.
I am assuming that the problem is related to a configuration problem.
I don't know if I'm missing any step.
Any help!?
Thanks
I just reintall everything plus installing ruby project (Manual installation).
I followed these instruction http://www.helicontech.com/articles/installing-redmine-on-windows-in-production/
and it worked I don't know how!
Now I can access redmine from any other device inside the same network that the remine was installed in or by using VPN from outside the network.
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I have installed the GitLab community edition on my centos 7 server. When I try to clone a repository it shows remote: The project you were looking for could not be found. Please help with this.
Thanks in advance
Possible reasons:
you have entered wrong credentials, try using ssh clone by adding your key in gitlab settings
you do not have required authorization to access that repo, try accessing it via the browser first
that repository don't exists, create it
Maybe a domain name resolution issue? A network issue?
Is there a software firewall installed that forbids the terminal from making network call?
Possible network issues
My first hunch is a network issue or domain name resolution issue.
If you can connect at all to the repository, you should at least get a username and password challenge. If it was a credentials issue, you would at least get to that point.
Can you ping the URL? What if you use the IP address instead of the domain name? Just two things to try.
Dig into the porcelin
GitLab does provide a porcelin rake command that allows you to check connectivity. You might want to give this a try as part of your troubleshooting routines.
sudo gitlab-rake gitlab:tcp_check[ibm.com,80]
I tried rocket, cargo run, access to http://localhost:8000 and looks well.
However, I failed to access to http://192.168.developing.pc:8000 from other PC in LAN.
I tried http://192.168.developing.pc:8000 in developing PC but was not able to access.
At first I thought it is related to firewall but I was confused because it was not able to access from own machine.
How can I do?
I'm completely not familiar with networking so that I'm not sure if only the executable I built is enough or need other service such as nginx or IIS or something.
I'm developing in windows 10 and want to deploy on ubuntu finally. (ubuntu machine is not ready)
Thank you.
export ROCKET_ENV=stage ;cargo run
I have Visual Studio 2013 and a pretty basic MVC web application.
When I am connected to my work network (hard wire or VPN) I can open up VS without issue. However when not connected to my work network I get the following error:
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Microsoft Visual Studio
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Creation of the virtual directory http://localhost:54156/ failed with the error: Unable to access the IIS metabase. You do not have sufficient privilege to access IIS web sites on your machine.
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OK
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I've tried granting my user rights to IIS via the aspnet_regiis -ga mydomain\myuser and that did not help.
I am certainly running VS as an administrator. It works just fine when connected to the network. Our security and server teams do not seem to understand why this would behave this way.
Is this IIS Express? I (and those I work with) often get a similar error due to the domain login script encrypting My Documents. It's fixed by simply decrypting
Documents\IISExpress\config\applicationhost.config
Not sure if that's the issue here though;
Ultimately I believe this to be an issue between our network policies and the IIS and .NET installs.
When I was off network it could not access the cached user folders. Switching from having the home drives on network to having them local did not fix the issue (assuming some files were still referencing the network location).
I had my system refreshed and started with my user folders as local and have not had the issue since.
I know it's an old question, but at my location the user profile is stored on the network. When I checked to see if the IISExpress application was encrypted as Chad Schouggins suggested, I didn't even have a documents folder. Ultimately, the answer was really simple:
turn the machine off and back on again.
I've tried on a couple of different servers to install Web Deploy and it works to the extent that I need it to, but I haven't identified what the missing steps are.
Where it falls down is after installing what appears to be the requisites here:
http://www.iis.net/learn/install/installing-publishing-technologies/installing-and-configuring-web-deploy
There is only occasionally the option for "Configure for Web Deploy Publishing" in the context menu on the site. Does anyone have a guide for this for proper deployment? How to enable the option?
Deployment in these cases is not through WebPI. I have to download packages separately and install manually. Can't find something that details this with current links, screen shots or advice.
Base Windows Server 2008 server with nothing special installed. Happy to clarify anything if anyone has any ideas.
The fix (provided by Kristina Olson of Microsoft) was to uninstall Web Deploy and then make sure all the pre-requisites are in place. There is mention of this in this article:
http://www.iis.net/learn/install/installing-publishing-technologies/installing-and-configuring-web-deploy
Key points:
Make sure Web Management Service handler component in IIS is installed and enabled
Make sure PowerShell v2 is installed
Database dependencies need to be installed
Make sure to select the complete install
I am trying to set up an internal nuget feed for my company. I have built the site and deployed it to IIS server. I can install from the site itf I manually add packages to it but I cannot push to it from the command line. When I try to I get prompted for credential (none work) then get an error that says "Cannot access a closed Stream." I have been to NuGet and read everything they propose but none of it works. I am thinking this is a server setting but I have no idea which one. Has anyone encountered this that can share the solution?
Solved this issue by removing WebDAV and adding PUT to the web.config authorization
I just added a comment to the Github issue tracker for a similar (probably identical) problem raised there:
https://github.com/NuGet/NuGetGallery/issues/487
This is probably a result of WebDAV being installed in IIS - it seems to interfere with the settings required for NuGet Gallery. We certainly saw a similar issue with 405 errors, and uninstalling the WebDAV module fixed the problem.