Help me get GES running on Linux

EventStoreDB
#1

I followed the guide on github and the http interface works great but TCP is not. (nor are projections but that’s for another day)

eventstore.config

#database and logs path

Db: /datadrive/eventstore/db

Log: /var/log/eventstore

#IntIp: 100.73.120.59

#ExtIp: 100.73.120.59

#HttpPrefixes: [http://es3-eventday-n1.cloudapp.net:2113/]

#Run all projections

RunProjections: All

When I try to read anything with the .net client I get Error: ConnectionRefused

If I uncomment the ExtIp and IntIp, nginx throws a bad host on http.

I’m lost here and would love some help.

I just spent a whole day upgrading our DB from v1. :wink:

Thanks,

Chris

#2

What are you trying to connect to for ip/port?

#3

the public ip:1113

#4

is it setup to be routed if using something like elastic ips?

#5

Greg,

If you hit me up directly, I can give you guys our private key.

#6

Nope.

We’re in Azure with nothing but nginx

#7

is these:

#IntIp: 100.73.120.59
#ExtIp: 100.73.120.59

are not set then you run on localhost

#8

Well, that’s the thing. That’s my internal IP which I thought would do the trick. But it doesn’t work for TCP and breaks HTTP.

I can’t win! :slight_smile:

#9

I’m 100% sure 2113 and 1113 are open in the azure portal.

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#11

I assume you can connect locally eg from same machine

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#12

Not something I tried as this is a server only box, I’m ssh’d in, and I have no clue how to test TCP in that environment.

I will try with a bit of guidance.

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#13

EventStore.TestClient.exe (–help will tell you how to set ip/port if you dont want defaults)

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#15

Well then you know your problem… you are running on localhost?

I meant to the ip but accessed locally :slight_smile:

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#16

lemme try :wink:

Btw. we should really try to update the linux doc and get it on docs.ges.com :wink:

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#17

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damn transparent consoles

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#18

You’ll need to set at minimum ExtIp to a public IP of the box that exists (this means the IP needs to feature in the output of ifconfig for at least one interface) to accept remote connections.

#19

When I set my ExtIp to the ip from ‘ifconfig’, nginx throws

502 Bad Gateway

#20

Can you post the options dump for the server from the logs?