How to use on remote linux server ? about npm-gui

[q-nick]

@hjgabrielsen All you have to do is:

• ssh to your server on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
• navigate cd to folder where your app is located
• run npm-gui - it will bind to default port on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1337 (this port must be available for incoming internet connections)
• on your PC open in browser xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1337

Be carefull when you allow connecting to npm-gui on your remote server. That could be dangerous becouse there is no authentication and everybody could access it

[hjgabrielsen]

This will produce following status : *npm-gui panel running at http://0.0.0.0:1337 <http://0.0.0.0:1337>* It looks like its hooking up to internal ip address

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On 11 January 2018 at 15:22, Paweł Stefański ***@***.***> wrote: @hjgabrielsen <https://github.com/hjgabrielsen> All you have to do is: - ssh to your server on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx - navigate cd to folder where your app is located - run npm-gui - it will bind to default port on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1337 (this port must be available for incoming internet connections) - on your PC open in browser xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1337 Be carefull when you allow connecting to npm-gui on your remote server. That could be dangerous becouse there is no authentication and everybody could access it — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#20 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AK6ZdYMlAfJHni9j9_1LOSvZJYu0IfXMks5tJhkzgaJpZM4Ra58Q> .

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[q-nick]

From README:

If you need to start server on another host, port, you should add host:port argument to command, example:

npm-gui localhost:9000

in your case it will be: npm-gui xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1337