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this is my first time using VNC and docker. I want to connect to my docker's GUI.
I have tried to follow a few tutorials online but my VNC viewer cannot connect to the display. I have exposed port 5900 in my dockerfile, and inside docker I have ran
Xvbf :1 -screen 0 1600x1200x16 & export DISPLAY=:1 and x11vnc. It seems to work and I get message saying that the desktop is at port 5900. However I still cannot connect to localhost:5900 in my vnc viewer.
What am I doing wrong, and what can I use to diagnose my problem? Thanks!
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My docker desktop is not running, It's stuck in starting. Kindly clarity about WSL2
Try to reboot your computer and then run Docker, It will take some time to run at first because it depends on your system configuration and the internet connection.
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So I have started learning docker, and where better to start than with servers! Anyways, I started out trying to create a minecraft server. I managed to get it working on localhost, but is there any way to make it available to people outside of my own wifi?
You better get an EC2 instance (VPS) from AWS or any cloud provider and run your docker image in it.
The server will be available 24/7 and you keep your machine safe, it's bad to open ports on your computer for the external world.
You can get a free instance on AWS for one year
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I tried to ping google from both inside the container running Ubuntu and my main OS. The result is as follow:
Why is the ping from my docker faster than my main OS?
This is a known bug - ping inside container does not ping actual host ip but seems to ping localhost.
As of September 2016, it's unfixed.
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ive just installed owncloud and made a "local" on my linux machine. i am trying to connect my ipad which is on the same network to it but i do not know what the server adress is?
i cannot seem to find alot of documentation on the subject so i was hoping someone here would be able to help me out?
The server is on my local machine as localhost/owncloud
Is that the adress i need to use?
because if so it says that it cannot find the server
To this kind of questions you should go to the ownCloud forums at:
http://forum.owncloud.org/
Anyway
Linux/Unix:
Type on your terminal "ifconfig" and search with interface are you using (eth0 for ethernet for example) and there is your ip
Windows:
Type on your terminal "ipconfig" and search with interface are you using. You also can go to the network options and check it.
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My question is:
I have two applications on a server. Once svn (This service was first installed which is why he has the Prot 80 already occupied.).
And my second application is Mantis, which runs with the Wampserver. (Two applications to run on a port does not work. Huh?)
Now I have both applications as far as on the server configured and you run both without problems (on the server). But I want access from my internal network to the two server through Internet Explorer. However, when I enter the url to the server, but my svn appears. Mantis is not displayed.
Do you know how I can do that?
Thank you
You should be able to do this by adding the portnumber to the url, something like http://my.intranet.biz:1234
You should know this if you are playing around with ports :)