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Question: How to set it from localhost
to machine name / IP address?
#293
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I'm not an expert at org-roam-ui, I've only recently started using it.
So that it will listen to all networks. Then you have to open your own host machine's firewall on port 35901
I also believe you will need to edit the org-roam-ui.el file and change the websocket server from localhost to 0.0.0.0 at org-roam-ui.el here You may also need to port forward 35901 on your router to make it accessible. I really hope this helps (or works, I haven't had the time to test it) |
I tried a bunch of things now and all only resulted in errors. |
Hey there, this doesn't seem to work. I'm attempting to run my Org-Roam through a VPS via nginx so I can access it anywhere, but the JS seems to have 'localhost' hardcoded. I don't know how NPM projects work so I don't know how to fix it. |
Oh sorry, I forgot to follow this up. I got the UI to render and didn't have much time that day to check further. I think it's because it does local file-system stuff in a way that can't be routed. My solution for now is to shop around for a school/edu laptop that can run Emacs well enough without being obnoxious to the wallet (I don't like laptops). |
I want to use the UI from my iPad as a reference tool.
However when I try to access the server with anything other than the home loopback, it can't be found. What parameter do I need to set so it works normally across the network?
Thanks.
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