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Development instance throwing dot_parser error #34
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You can safely ignore the Make sure you're connecting to http://localhost:8000/ to access the development server. You can try adding |
I resolved the dot_parser errors by uninstalling pyparsing and reinstalling with pyparsing 1.5.7 but since you said I can ignore it, I will likely upgrade it again. Now here is the interesting part....if I add the debug statement, the web interface loads correct. When I take it off, I get the Bad Request (400) error. |
Could be your See if it works in non-debug mode with |
That seems to have worked. I tried doing '0.0.0.0' not knowing it was looking for an asterik as the wildcard (is that in the docs somewhere?). I think I also read that section too quickly thinking that was a list of IPs allowed to access the web interface. That is probably more of a function of nginx though. Now i have to troubleshoot gettingg nginx to display the page :) |
I'm trying to install Netbox on a minimal Centos 7 system and having some issues when I go to launch the development instance. It launches and says no issues were identified however it throws a 'Couldn't import dot_parser, loading of dot files will not be possible.' error. When I browse to the website, I get a Bad Request (400) error.
In order to get to this point, I had to install additional dependencies such as gcc, openssl-devel, and postgresql-devel at which point I got past pip install section. Not sure what to troubleshoot at this point.
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