Digital Ocean admin page never loads

Third Party Coronium
#1

My admin appended to my droplet IP address URL fails. Twice now! EC2 works like a charm, but no love from Ubuntu. I can putty into the droplet; root and coronium users. Sudo make me a sandwich! Anyone else have recent successes or failures that have a happily ever after?

#2

I have followed the tutorial to install Coronium on Ubuntu and everything went smoothly. When it got to the step to access the ip address of my droplet’s admin page, I cant access it.

For example, I typed: 198.199.xx.xxx/admin

Any idea on why I can’t get to my admin page?

Thanks.

#3

I am currently having the exact same issue

#4

Hi,

Are you receiving any error on the page that you can share?

Also, anything in? 

sudo cat /home/coronium/logs/error.log

Thanks in advance.

Cheers.

#5

Hi,

Looking into this. Thanks for reporting.

Cheers

#6

Chris, 

I just shot you a message on BitBucket for the same issue. Sorry should have posted it here.

#7

My error log shows that there are tons of files missing in ‘usr/’ and multiple subdomains. Files such as init.lua, coronium.lua, coronium.so, and many many others.

In addition I get a stack traceback error:

[C:] in function ‘require’

init_by_lua:2: in main chunk

#8

Hi,

New Ubuntu installer will be released sometime later today. Just finishing up a couple other fixes while I’m in here.

For background, I updated some of the 3rd party core components recently on the latest EC2. A couple of these were semi-major upgrades and conflicted with the older Coronium config files on the vanilla Ubuntu install. 

Thanks for your patience, and thanks for reporting.

Cheers.

#9

Hi,

Installer has been updated. https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/62278-ubuntu-coronium-cloud-1935-installer/

Let me know what’s broken. :slight_smile:

Cheers.

#10

I have followed the tutorial to install Coronium on Ubuntu and everything went smoothly. When it got to the step to access the ip address of my droplet’s admin page, I cant access it.

For example, I typed: 198.199.xx.xxx/admin

Any idea on why I can’t get to my admin page?

Thanks.

#11

I am currently having the exact same issue

#12

Hi,

Are you receiving any error on the page that you can share?

Also, anything in? 

sudo cat /home/coronium/logs/error.log

Thanks in advance.

Cheers.

#13

Hi,

Looking into this. Thanks for reporting.

Cheers

#14

Chris, 

I just shot you a message on BitBucket for the same issue. Sorry should have posted it here.

#15

My error log shows that there are tons of files missing in ‘usr/’ and multiple subdomains. Files such as init.lua, coronium.lua, coronium.so, and many many others.

In addition I get a stack traceback error:

[C:] in function ‘require’

init_by_lua:2: in main chunk

#16

Hi,

New Ubuntu installer will be released sometime later today. Just finishing up a couple other fixes while I’m in here.

For background, I updated some of the 3rd party core components recently on the latest EC2. A couple of these were semi-major upgrades and conflicted with the older Coronium config files on the vanilla Ubuntu install. 

Thanks for your patience, and thanks for reporting.

Cheers.

#17

Hi,

Installer has been updated. https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/62278-ubuntu-coronium-cloud-1935-installer/

Let me know what’s broken. :slight_smile:

Cheers.