Trouble in installing open km 5.1.8-2 with ubuntu 11.04?

[okmuser]

from client side you have to type the ip address of the server for example,

my server ip is 10.0.0.1

when I access openkm from local host it will be localhost:8080/OpenKM

and from client it will be 10.0.0.1:8080/OpenKM

you can get the server ip address as a root (su - super user) by 'ifconfig'

[ruchika2353]

yes i tried that only from my client side but its accessible ..!!
what shd do now....and how to chnge port also..

[okmuser]

from the client you are getting this:

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but not this:

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is that right?

[ruchika2353]

No, M not able to get first screen from client side..but m getting both from server side..

[okmuser]

is the client on the local network?

from the client machine when you type the ip address of the server (it is 10.0.0.1 in my case) in the browser address bar what are you getting?

And can you also make sure you are running the OpenKM with

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run.sh -b 0.0.0.0

there is a space between 'b' and first '0'

[ruchika2353]

when i type Ipaddress:8080
its says couls not cannot to ip address

yes i did that running with Run.sh -b 0.0.0.0 already

[okmuser]

As you are running XAMPP, I believe apache is running on the server so like to test the connection between client and server, either you can just ping the server ip from the client or just on the browser bar type the ip address and see what you are getting, only the ip not the 8080 port.

for eg. if your server ip is 10.0.0.100 just type 10.0.0.100 on the address bar on client side.

[ruchika2353]

when i try to ping ONLy Ip addres of my server is ouptput is dis in the attched file

[okmuser]

ruchika,

I believe the problem is with network connection between client and server, as this is not related to OpenKM I would suggest you to contact me via private message, so we don't flood the forum with unrelated messages.

As a final step can you check and confirm the following

1. both the client and server are on the same subset. for eg server ip= 10.0.0.1, client ip 10.0.0.12

2. both machines are connected to the internal network i.e. you are not trying to access the server with its public ip from a remote client - in which case you may have to check your router is opened for port 8080.

cheers,