Eric, That seems to work nicely. Thank you. Now which config file do I actually put the USER/PASS into, and how do I launch that config file instead of the default one, please?
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 10:25 AM, Eric Iverson <[email protected]> wrote: > Brian, > > First of all, my apologies. The JHS update some months ago made significant > changes and simplifications in how to access JHS on one machine from > another. I then got side tracked fighting other fires and failed to update > the docs. > > I will do that at the wiki now, but here is an overview that might help. > > *** > JHS server default config binds to any port and sets USER and PASS to > empty. The bind any means you can access the server from other machines, > but because the USER/PASS are empty any login attempts will fail until you > set them non-empty. > > Please try the following: > > 1. start JHS and look at the following: > getlanip_jhs_'' NB. ip address(es) of this machine on the lan > USER_jhs_ NB. user for login - empty prevents login > PASS_jhs_ NB. pass for for login - empty prevents login > > USER_jhs_=: 'Brian' > PASS_jhs_=: 'foo' > > 2. test from same browser/same machine (no firewall issues) > open new browser tab > browse to ip:65001/jijx (ip from getlanip result) > in the login page give your user/pass > you should now be in same J session > > 3. try from another machine - and deal with any firewall issues > > If you want a different J session (a different port) then you will need to > config for a different port. > > > > -- (B=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
