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Afdd bugs #42
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(2) example config param message: reasonable value range is from [low]-to-[high] |
can I install Openeis on one computer on local area network, and use OpenEIS on another computer in the same subnet, by visit the IP and port? I tried windows version ,unfortunately that not work. |
@zchox You should be able to do that. We had the same set up with one OpenEIS server and users can access using the IP address. You may want to look at the firewall setup on the computer that hosts OpenEIS and make sure the port is there in the firewall exception list. |
I already turn off windows 10 firewall. And even on the computer which hosts OpenEIS, I only can use localhost:port or 127.0.0.1:port . if I try IP(self):port will return fail as well. I also tried source code "python3 bootstrap.py" under windows10-64 , I can open OpenEIS successfully by using 127.0.0.1:8000 but not IP as well. but start with error "No module named 'numpy'" I like to know that the numpy module is compulsory or not (for just USEING the OpenEIS)? if it is how can I solve this problem? And which numpy.whl I should use ? I download all numpy-cp34 ' whl s (I am using python3.4.0) and try pip install num-xxxxxxx.whl however no one can be used.... "numpy-1.12.0%2Bmkl-cp34-cp34m-win32.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform." |
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