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      request #9223 Not able to install Tuleap using IP address (without a domain name)
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    Aditya (adi658)
    2020-12-24 17:01
    2016-06-06 09:59
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    Not able to install Tuleap using IP address (without a domain name)
    Hello

    I was trying to install Tuleap on Centos 6x. But I do not have a domain name for it. I can access it only using the public IP.

    So while installing, it asks for a domain name. I tried to give my public ip but it does not accept it. I try to create a host entry, it doesnt work

    So, could you please let me know how to install tuleap using public ip?
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    Yannis ROSSETTO (rossettoy)2020-12-24 17:01
    Initial request seems resolved, I think we can close this request.
    • Status changed from Waiting for information to Closed
    • Assigned to changed from Matthieu Monnier (mmonnier) to None
    • Close date set to 2020-12-24
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    Aditya (adi658)2016-06-10 10:42
    I was able to do it finally today.. During installation it asks for a domain name... I tried giving the Public ip but it says "domain name is invalid". So I then gave the public dns. and it took it.

    P.S I hav another doubt in importing issues from GIT to Tuleap and have raised an issue here. Probably you can help out if you know about it
    https://tuleap.net/plugins/tracker/?aid=9243
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    Matthieu Monnier (mmonnier)2016-06-07 15:10
    Hello,

    I didn't test with an IP Address. But I just don't see why this wouldn't be functional. You can still bypass the check with options "--disable-domain-name-check" and "--sys-default-domain=<your public IP>"
    • Assigned to changed from None to Matthieu Monnier (mmonnier)