show "Apache2 Default Page" instead of the dashboard

jeanroch

Hello folks

For the labs 3.1 to 3.4, when I try to log to the horizon dashboard it is showing me the "Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page" instead.

On the solution pdf, it is not talking about doing any setup or configuration... So what shoud I do ?

Should I setup by myself the dashboard ? And how I can do it ?

thanks

jeanroch

thanks for your fast reply.

It means everybody on this labs 3.x should be impacted too.

jeanroch

I tryed the lab 3.4 and by default it is still not working. but after re-run stack.sh all went fine and now the installation is up and running.

But it is a basic and empty environment, without the exercises.

Is there a way (or a script) who is setting up the lab ?

PS : about using the lab 8, it seems also empty

jeanroch

In fact once the lab is ready, just running the script stack.sh is enough

Sorry, I was not clear about the lab 8. This lab is without the install of openstack by default, so before being able to work on the lab 3.x, all the install must be done

jeanroch

I didn't change the conf, I just ran stack.sh

But before I checked that no "devstack" process were running

 

gbeauw

I had the same problem right out of the gate with Lab 2.1.  I ran unstack.sh followed by clearn.sh and then reran stack.sh. That seemed to fix the problem.  Either that or the bug fix came out during those few minutes that I did the above.  I like to think I managed to figure out a solution myself.

Cheers

GiovanniCelestre

Hi Guys,

Just installed lab2. And no dashboard came out.   Only Apache default page.

Any procedure to fix this ?

best rgds

Giovanni

GiovanniCelestre

Hi serewicz,

Tks for your help.

I 've cleaned all up ( ./unstack + cleanup ) and used ./stack.sh again.

Now it works.  Horizon came up.

Isn't that supposed to be a controlled environment ?

Will be any other surprises along the way ?

best,

Giovanni

 

phiney

"We use the live and real-time software. When you work with the product outside of the learning environment it will be very dynamic as it is here.  It is better to understand how the software really works, blemish and all,  instead of a "demo" which does not reflect the real product."

Absolutely disagree. We paid a lot of money to be here. Having things work first time without the 12 hour delay (cause i'm in Australia) is ABSOLUTELY what we want.

We are here to learn not be sidetracked by having to fix things and guess at things that have been deprecated and mismatches between actual and the documentation.

 

P