Dobin Rutishauser
Dobin Rutishauser
Hmm i'm not a node expert, maybe this helps you? https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/issues/3911 And/or upgrade to a newer node version.
Awesome. Interesting setup. Sadly support for multiple LXD servers is not currently implemented.
Issue for multiple servers: #37
See https://github.com/dobin/lxd-webgui/issues/34 ``` ln -s `which nodejs` /usr/bin/node ```
If i understand correctly: You have multiple LXD server, and you use LXD-WEBGUI to access "all" of them. But then you have to change the configuration each time? I can...
On a side note: You had troubles/problems with setting up lxd-webgui? Can you elaborate? Is it certificate related? I'd like to make installation as easy and straight forward as possible.
Wow that's quite a setup you have there, but i'm not sure i understand 100%. But maybe this is already a use-case for enterprise-grade software, like Kubernetes, or other container...
I'm also running into this requirement (managing of different LXD hosts) right now. I think i will implement this feature, but it requires quite a bit of work. May take...
Ah, probably because shell expands the star *. Have you tried adding quotes: > lxc config set core.https_allowed_origin "*"
will update README.