When I try to connect via SSH (using Putty) to my 10.0.0.11 wiki server, I receive a "Network error: connection refused". Why? I can connect via http e https to the server.
Yes, you are correct. Vi is very un-jumpbox, honestly, giving people shell access is very un-JumpBox but it is a compromise until we can address things like application config files through the admin interface.
Changes you make to LocalSettings will NOT be backed up. Any changes made on the command line to application files will not be saved. Only the database and application data are saved.
In the future we are likely to add something a little more sophisticated. But at this point, the plan is to register, ssh in as the admin, and then edit it using vi (We will include something other than vi soon). Once you have SSHed in:
LocalSettings.php
Too simple... thank you; now it works fine!
Roberto
LocalSettings.php
Did you have SSH turned on in the JumpBox admin interface?
LocalSettings.php
When I try to connect via SSH (using Putty) to my 10.0.0.11 wiki server, I receive a "Network error: connection refused". Why? I can connect via http e https to the server.
Thanks
roberto
LocalSettings.php
Yes, you are correct. Vi is very un-jumpbox, honestly, giving people shell access is very un-JumpBox but it is a compromise until we can address things like application config files through the admin interface.
Changes you make to LocalSettings will NOT be backed up. Any changes made on the command line to application files will not be saved. Only the database and application data are saved.
Thanks for using a JumpBox.
Austin
LocalSettings.php
Isn't vi very un-JumpBox? If I could use vi, I'd be building my own Linux application servers!
I'm a wimp! I need nano! ;-)
But, more importantly, will changes to /var/data/mediawiki/LocalSettings.php be backed-up by the Jumpbox's backup tool?
Thanks,
Don
LocalSettings.php
In the future we are likely to add something a little more sophisticated. But at this point, the plan is to register, ssh in as the admin, and then edit it using vi (We will include something other than vi soon). Once you have SSHed in:
Thanks for your feedback
Austin
LocalSettings.php
What's the "JumpBox Way" of editing MediaWiki's LocalSettings.php file?