collab server with sdk standalone
romanman opened this issue · comments
How exactly I can set an environment
for --collab option when starting a single
sdk instance , pulled from here :
https://github.com/c9/core
???
@javruben : after I set that one how
to reference my ide there ?
I am not quite sure what you mean. The collab feature in the SDK is there purely for plugin development. Much of the backend is not included as it would require a database and that's too complex for the sdk.
For testing purpose add token=1 or token=2 to the url to test as different users.
@javruben : thanks it looks like the tokens change
the icon of the user, not much more.
My question is if I do have option for the backend
or I nee to develop one myself if I want to use that
feature ?
@javruben : after I have installed c9-vfs-extend,
how the correct way start it ?
@romanman You don't need to start that. It's used by Cloud9. Simply start cloud9 with ./server.js --collab
@javruben so it will recognize it installed on the server ?
I don't know what you mean.
@javruben : thanks for your time: the question is
more wide: if I want to install vfs on one machine
and the cloud9 on a different , how I can manage
the communication between them.
and btw: sorry that your advice , didn't worked out:
root@poc-9-test:~/c9sdk# node server.js -l 0.0.0.0 -a test:test --collab & [1] 3694
root@poc-9-test:~/c9sdk# Connect server listening at http://162.243.46.9:8181
Using basic authentication
CDN: version standalone initialized /root/c9sdk/build
Started '/root/c9sdk/configs/standalone' with config 'standalone'!
VFS connection does not exist
This is not possible with the SDK version of Cloud9 - which is aimed for plugin development and personal use.
For what you want you'll need our forthcoming on premise version of cloud9. If you are interested in that for your organization, please mail support@c9.io and a colleague will be in touch.
@javruben : thanks forwarded the mail,
it will be great to try forthcoming version.