I've got the cloud9 IDE up and running on my ubuntu box with the latest code from github today, and node.js 0.6.17. It seems that I can view it fine on localhost:3131 or 127.0.0.1:3131, but if I try to view it with the machine's actual IP address, either from a different machine or even on the same machine, I get a "not found" error. Is there any way to get this to work across a network?
(I read that there is a "-l" command-line argument that would let you do this, but for now it doesn't seem to have an effect. Was this feature removed? When and why?)
The -l
command indeed has been removed, but only temporary. You can workaround this by patching configs\default.js
. There are some references to localhost there. Probably changing all instances of localhost into 0.0.0.0
would let the app listen on any host.
edit: Has been fixed