Pandora loading screen after installation #1821

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opened 2013-08-19 13:20:21 +00:00 by 0x2620 · 6 comments
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I followed all installation steps written in the wiki. When I tried to access pandora server using the url http://127.0.0.1:8000 I get Unable to connect page. When I access it using http://127.0.0.1:80 I get page has pandora image (Open media archive) that are loading for ever. What do I need to configure to fix this?

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I followed all installation steps written in the wiki. When I tried to access pandora server using the url <http://127.0.0.1:8000> I get Unable to connect page. When I access it using <http://127.0.0.1:80> I get page has pandora image (Open media archive) that are loading for ever. What do I need to configure to fix this? Thanks
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you can open the console in your browser and check if you get any errors there. how did you start the background process? one reason could be that the connection to rabbitmq is not working.

you can open the console in your browser and check if you get any errors there. how did you start the background process? one reason could be that the connection to rabbitmq is not working.
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In the console, I got 500 error -->+ "NetworkError: 500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR - http://127.0.0.1/api/"
I started the background process by running /srv/pandora/ctl start is this what u mean? How can I check that the connection to rabbitmq is working or not? Please find attached my local_seetings.py file

In the console, I got 500 error -->+ "NetworkError: 500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR - <http://127.0.0.1/api/"> I started the background process by running /srv/pandora/ctl start is this what u mean? How can I check that the connection to rabbitmq is working or not? Please find attached my local_seetings.py file
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depending on your webserver you only want

XSENDFILE = True
or 
XACCELREDIRECT = True

never both.

your cookie domain must match your domain or leave it out, same for videoprefix.

you can check in /var/log/pandora/* or /var/log/upstart/* if you see any errors.
my guess is that your rabbitmq setup is not quite working.
or you have to run ./update.py db to update your db after changing your config.

depending on your webserver you only want ``` XSENDFILE = True or XACCELREDIRECT = True ``` never both. your cookie domain must match your domain or leave it out, same for videoprefix. you can check in /var/log/pandora/* or /var/log/upstart/* if you see any errors. my guess is that your rabbitmq setup is not quite working. or you have to run ./update.py db to update your db after changing your config.
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Yea it was issue with rabbitmq setup. I reinstalled it again and it is working now. Thanks so much

Yea it was issue with rabbitmq setup. I reinstalled it again and it is working now. Thanks so much
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