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Hello everyone. I've tried several ways to place SLURM-WEB in a subdirectory, but without success. The API always searches for the root ("/"). I'm trying because the way SLURM WEB is configured in the documentation, in the end I can't access other sites on port 80 of the server. I tried creating a separate VirtualHost, but the page won't load.
The error in the Apache2 log is:
On page: ERROR Unable to load cluster list I configured Apache2 to also listen on port 81, and I configured VirutalHost to listen on that port, but the error is the same. Is there any way to configure this properly? |
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Hello @eacosta82, indeed Slurm-web does not support yet being served in a subdirectory, see #388 for more details. However, it fully supports virtual hosts. Can you please dump your agent and gateway settings with: $ /usr/libexec/slurm-web/slurm-web-show-conf gateway
$ /usr/libexec/slurm-web/slurm-web-show-conf agent |
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Hello @eacosta82, indeed Slurm-web does not support yet being served in a subdirectory, see #388 for more details.
However, it fully supports virtual hosts. Can you please dump your agent and gateway settings with: