unable to connect to engine

[rkearsley]

Hi I am trying to use FXP.One but cannot connect

Here's what I did:

wget http://www.lundman.net/ftp/fxp-one-2.1.tar.gz
tar xzvf fxp-one-2.1.tar.gz
cd fxp-one-2.1
./configure
make
cd engine
./engine
openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -nodes -out "/home/jet/.FXP.One/lion.pem" -keyout "/home/jet/.FXP.One/lion.pem"
./engine

Process backgrounded...

Now when I try to use https://localhost:8886/ in chrome, the page loads with the following:

User:admin (password)
Host: wss://localhost:8886/

I click the padlock to connect, and it says 'Connecting...' forever

Please can you help? Any way to trigger debug or logging?

Thanks

[lundman]

Hello!

The engine is called "./FXP.Oned" and not "./engine". You can use "-f -d" for foreground/debug mode.

Lund

Richard Kearsley wrote:

Hi I am trying to use FXP.One but cannot connect

Here's what I did:

wget http://www.lundman.net/ftp/fxp-one-2.1.tar.gz tar xzvf fxp-one-2.1.tar.gz cd fxp-one-2.1 ./configure make cd engine ./engine openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -nodes -out "/home/jet/.FXP.One/lion.pem" -keyout "/home/jet/.FXP.One/lion.pem" ./engine

Process backgrounded...

Now when I try to use https://localhost:8886/ in chrome, the page loads with the following:

User:admin (password) Host: wss://localhost:8886/

I click the padlock to connect, and it says 'Connecting...' forever

Please can you help? Any way to trigger debug or logging?

Thanks

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[rkearsley]

Hi Thanks for the reply Yes, I mean "./FXP.Oned"

I've run it with "-f -d" and I can see the [http] requests coming in, e.g.

[http] input 'GET /img/select_none.png HTTP/1.1'
[http] parsing request
[http] input 'Host: 192.168.1.168:8886'

etc... (many more)

and also the [command]:

[command] listening on port 8885
[command] New connection from 127.0.0.1:58607
[command] anonymous input 'SSL' (3)
[command] connection upgraded to secure
[command] anonymous input 'AUTH|USER=admin|PASS=admin' (26)
[command2] registered 'admin' 127.0.0.1:58607
[command2] input 'SITELIST'

and that's it

should there be more? or is it stopping on 'SITELIST'?

Cheers Richard

[rkearsley]

Hi I have been playing around with it and can update you If I use my machine's other IPs it works, e.g. it's internal ip 192.168.1.168 But if I try to use localhost or 127.0.0.1 - it doesn't work (stays on Connecting....)

[lundman]

Sorry, github sometimes do not send me notices, a bit late on the reply here. Linux's 127.0.0.1 connection does not work with nonblocking for some reason, and they don't appear to be interested in fixing it either.