I am having some problem creating a OpenRemote session that is not at https://localhost but rather my IP.
My final goal is that someone from another computer can access the OpenRemote Manager UI.
I have previously managed to create, access, and change some values all in localhost.
I had to use tomasbarthalot way of doing it (MQTT Connection - #13 by tomasbarthalot).
Now, as I explained earlier, I am trying to create a stack that is not localhost but rather my IP. I am trying to use the quick guide steps but I get this error when I do the following cmd line:
“set OR_HOSTNAME=[my IP] && set OR_SSL_PORT=8443 && docker-compose -p openremote up -d”
1 error(s) decoding:
error decoding ‘Ports’: Invalid hostPort: 8443
Using tomasbarthalot solution and trying to access the OpenRemote Manager UI by inserting my IP, I get the following error:
Invalid parameter: redirect_uri
On the forum, I have seen that it is advised to use EXTERNAL_URL but that environment does not exist in my composer.yml.
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Could it be that the documentation is not up to date?
I have tried to input the IP address in my browser as suggested in the quick guide but unfortunately, it does not load the page (neither if I try to access it using https://localhost).
I am using the bash cmd given in the quick start guide:
OR_HOSTNAME=192.168.178.44 OR_SSL_PORT=8443 docker-compose -p openremote up -d
I sort of had success accessing the OpenRemote Manager UI using the IP address in the browser when I was starting a stack with the PowerShell cmd:
I have created a new stack with the compose file that you shared but unfortunately, I am still unable to login into the OpenRemote Manager UI when I insert the IP address in the browser. It gives me as if the page didn’t exist and I have tried the following:
Looks like the stack is running ok (although looking at output of proxy log it suggests you aren’t using the latest image - always worth doing a docker-compose pull occasionally)
Are you sure you don’t have some sort of firewall blocking traffic?
Can you share output of ipconfig command
Do you get a timeout error on those URLs or some server error?
Sorry should have spotted this earlier but the problem is likely that you are
There shouldn’t be any difference between using command prompt and git bash apart from the way environment variables can be set…the problem here is that you are not using the same environment variables in both commands.
If you use the following in command prompt (same as command mentioned in the main README.md) then I would expect the same result:
Thanks for the answer. If I try to use the command that you suggest I get an error with the port. It gives this:
1 error(s) decoding:
error decoding ‘Ports’: Invalid hostPort: 8443
and it does not create any stack.
I have also tried to use different combinations like 8883, 443, and 8 but they all give the same error. However, if I run the command:
Then it runs but the manager is unhealthy (it gets created, it starts running, stops, and then restarts and it goes in the loop like this).
I am adding the proxy logs for when I don’t use OR_SSL_PORT=8443 in the cmd (and have a unhealthy manager) OpenRemote proxy logs using CMD.txt (11.4 KB)
Let me know if there is anything that I can do, I really appreciate the help.
This error looks like it is coming from docker/docker compose and probably related to how command prompt maps in the variables. We only use bash emulated shells (even on Windows) so don’t know exact issues with command prompt/powershell.
You could try putting the values straight into the docker-compose.yml and try looking for similar issues on docker forums.
