Hi
I'm trying to setup Ghost on my XPEnology/Synology OS.
I changed its database preference from sqlite3 to mariadb/mysql, to get over the fact that Synology has no builtin sqlite3 and installing it is a pain. Plus, I'm already using MariaDB.
I installed it using: npm install --production --unsafe-perm
I configured url to be NAS's FQDN
It starts just fine, with no errors. (npm start --production)
netstat shows that the process is using 127.0.0.1 with the port specified in config.js, yet I get nothing using a browser :|
Tried following options
http://HOSTNAME:port (https aswell)
http://IP:port (https aswell)
http://FQDN:port (https aswell)
I get 404 on every possible way.
Anyone got any experience with ghost ?
oke dokie.
ignore netstat for now.
do lsof -i tcp:[PORT GHOST RUNS ON}
change to udp if needed.
Check that the FQDN has been applied:
hostname -f
Synology's DSM does not have this command, unfortunetaly.
sorry i cannot edit my post for some reason, what about checking the logs of the database see if a connection was made to rule out bad credentials?
The other thing could be to check the webserver logs, and maybe... netstat -tulpen might help?
hostname -f gives me hostname, not FQDN
I set ghost to show debug information on startup and it shows that it is able to select from tables and shows no errors.
netstat -tulpen shows that 127.0.0.1:port to 0.0.0.0:* is listening.
That's one of your problems, hostname -f should need your FQDN add it manually to your hosts file.
I added 127.0.0.1 FQDN to hosts file, but nothing changed when I ran hostname -f. Do I have to reload something ?
I can somewhat manage in linux, but most of it is over my head :P
do a reboot first then try again.
ok, I can't do that right now since I'm copying stuff from my old NAS to the new server.
I will let you know after I've been able to restart the server.. in few days most likely.
Could try sudo /etc/init.d/hostname.sh start
also can you send over your hosts file?
Yo did you get this working? i couldn't post full replies last night. i have no idea why.