I want to install the Orocrm application on a Centos 7 server and I followed all of the following instructions step by step https://doc.oroinc.com/backend/setup/dev-environment/manual-installation/commerce-ce/#step-3-oro-app-name-application-installation.
I put my Centos IP address as a domain name. But when I try to open the homepage with my IP address it gives me this current problem
So what should I do?
This message is shown when the installed parameter is not set in the config/parameters.yml file. This happens automatically at the end of the installation process when everything is ok.
Most likely, you had some errors during the installation. Please check the log file in var/logs and the installation command log to find out what is the error cause.
I am trying to install pgadmin 4 on an RHEL 7.5 EC2 instance and get it working. I refered to following link for installation step -
https://askubuntu.com/a/831263
in config.py I have changed the DEFAULT_SERVER= my-instance-ip
After executing the pgAdmin4.py script, it shows a message that tells me to navigate to http://my-instance-ip:5050
However when I try to open the page it says 'This site can’t be reached'
I have checked the security group, checked if the port 5050 is opened in the instance. Still it doesn't work.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Thank you all who use their time to help others. Thank you in advance.
I am taking a class on EDX for Linux command line. I have attached the instructions I have followed to set up Red hat using Windows 10. But the SSH for isn't working it says that RSA Key not found. (Attachment didn't work)
I paste it here
"The recommended way to access your Red Hat Enterprise Linux cloud instance for this course is
to use Secure Shell (ssh) to get an interactive shell on the system.
Step 1: Getting SSH
If you are using macOS or Linux: The OpenSSH command (ssh) should already be installed on
your computer. Start a terminal program to get a shell, and proceed to the next step.
If you are using Microsoft Windows, you will need to get an SSH client as follows:
● Option 1: Download Git for Windows from https://git-scm.com/download/win and install
it using the default settings. When it is installed, right-click on your desktop (not an icon
or a file) and select Git Bash Here to open a Git Bash command prompt. An SSH client is
provided with Git Bash and you can continue with Step 2.
● Option 2: If you have the PuTTY client, which can be downloaded from
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/, and you are familiar with that
tool, you can use that to connect to your instance. AWS provides a tutorial on this at
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/putty.html.
Step 2: Connecting to your instance with SSH
From the Amazon EC2 console, in the left-side menu under INSTANCES, click Instances to
display a list of the instances you have running. This is probably just the one you set up for this
course. Select its checkbox and click Connect:"
Also, I have another PC I built running on Ubuntu. Can I use that PC with the RSA by logging into AWS account if there is no solution.
I have researched this question and I am stuck here trying to find a solution so I can start class.
Unable to deploy my app as I started getting below error since today morning.
I have tried gcloud info --run-diagnostics and gcloud components reinstall without much help.
I tried to deploy it using the old Google App Engine Launcher for Windows but faced the same error.
Earlier it worked till yesterday night (IST) using gcloud. Please help!
I am on latest gcloud sdk and have updated all its components. I use Win10. I tried rebooting my laptop as well.
C:\gaurav\coding\python\myapp\myapp\dist>gcloud app deploy --project=myproject --version 1 --verbosity=info ./app.yaml
INFO: Refreshing access_token
ERROR: gcloud crashed (SSLHandshakeError): [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:661)
If you would like to report this issue, please run the following command:
gcloud feedback
To check gcloud for common problems, please run the following command:
gcloud info --run-diagnostics
C:\gaurav\coding\python\myapp\myapp\dist>
Diagnostics Output.
C:\gaurav\coding\python\myapp\myapp\dist> gcloud info --run-diagnostics
Network diagnostic detects and fixes local network connection issues.
Checking network connection...done.
ERROR: Reachability Check failed.
Cannot reach https://accounts.google.com (SSLHandshakeError)
Cannot reach https://cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/v1beta1/projects (SSLHandshakeError)
Cannot reach https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform (SSLHandshakeError)
Network connection problems may be due to proxy or firewall settings.
Do you have a network proxy you would like to set in gcloud (Y/n)? n
ERROR: Network diagnostic (0/1 checks) failed.
C:\gaurav\coding\python\myapp\myapp\dist>
Although gcloud info --run-diagnostics complains that the three URLs are not reachable. I am able to open them from web browser.
I found that when using Fiddler (for viewing network traffic) and have decrypting https traffic enabled, then I received the SSLHandshakeError.
Stopping the tool (or choosing not to decrypt https traffic) and then running the gcloud resulted in success.
According to the comments, also a problem with other web debugging proxies such as Charles.
A problem in recent GAE and GCloud SDK versions is the presence of invalid SSH certificates, see, for example, Google App Engine SSL Certificate Error and issue 38338974.
You could try to use my suggested solution in the above-mentioned post and replace your SDK's certificate file with a valid one (will have to locate a good one for the gcloud SDK, my answer was for the GAE SDK).
You might also be able to use the gcloud config command to set the core custom_ca_certs_file configurable property to point to a file with up to date certificates, if you have one. I didn't try it, YMMV.
Upgrading to Python 2.7.9 on MacOS High Sierra solved the issue for me.
I had this issue upon install of the google cloud SDK on MacOS Mojave. I am not behind a corporate proxy, and all the answers on the web seemed to indicate that this was the issue. I noticed in the install.sh script that it takes an environment variable CLOUDSDK_PYTHON for the python executable. So, I fixed this by exporting the path to my python 3 executable.
In my case:
export CLOUDSDK_PYTHON=/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.6/bin/python3.6
The install worked as expected after this.
On MacOS Catalina, the solution was to completely uninstall gcloud and reinstall it.
I had the same issue, downloaded the root/intermediate cert from one of the google url you get when you run the command: gcloud info --run-diagnostics and append to the cacerts.txt file that is being used. In my case it was the following one: google-cloud-sdk/lib/third_party/httplib2/python2/httplib2/cacerts.txt
For me it was a conflict in the python versions. gcloud was calling a different version. The solution was to set CLOUDSDK_PYTHON to point to the correct python (python2 in this case).
I tried to deploy gcloud and I was getting this error. Here is how I fixed it:
Access to Google cloud using Firefox
Download certificate. pem file and chain file
Append them on cert.pem located at:
C:\Program Files\google-cloud-sdk\lib\third_party\certifi\cert.pem
(using this you are creating custom CA cert file based on your proxy)
Update cert file as mentioned here: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/config/set
(Absolute path to a custom CA cert file.)
Make sure you have cert.pem at the end of path.
I fixed the problem by installing gcloud from apt-get. The guide is at this link
I've tried executing a simple "ls" command on a remote server, using the command:
rsh -l limlim/myPassword myServerName "ls"
When running this command, I get the following error message:
rshd: luser too long
--> What am I doing wrong here?
My final goal is to use rsh to work on the server files, remotely, as I'm working on the files on my Eclipse, locally.
-->How can this be done?
Have you considered switching to the modern equivalent of rsh, ssh?
ssh is the standard tool for interacting securely with remote hosts, and you will find that there are more people with knowledge of ssh who are able to help you.