Commit All Changes button is missing via Netopeer-GUI when connected to a device #87

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1. alexadavid commented on Nov 23, 2015

   

   alexadavid

   on Nov 23, 2015

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   Hello,
   sorry for late answer. After my fix commit all button should be visible everytime (just disabled when you are not allowed to apply changes). The button was renamed into Apply changes.

   We could try a few commands to be sure your installation was successful:

   1. cd /var/www/netopeer-gui
   2. git remote set-url origin https://github.com/CESNET/Netopeer-GUI.git
   3. git pull origin master (if you run git log after that, you should see commit cb14709)
   4. php app/console cache:clear --env=prod
   5. php app/console assetic:dump --env=prod --no-debug
   6. php app/console app:install --post=install

   Now, you should see Apply changes button

   Note: I'll just mention @cejkato2 to get notification
2. tbrito01 commented on Nov 24, 2015

   

   tbrito01

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   Hi David,

   Thank you for the steps, but still no button appear in the GUI. :( I am not
   sure if it is because of step 3. I am following your steps to the "T"s and
   still no button. Could it possibly be something else missing? Logs below:

   3. git pull origin master
      error: Couldn't resolve host 'github.com' while accessing
      https://github.com/CESNET/Netopeer-GUI.git/info/refs
      fatal: HTTP request failed

   On Mon, Nov 23, 2015 at 1:11 AM, David Alexa notifications@github.com
   wrote:

   Hello,
   sorry for late answer. After my fix commit all button should be visible
   everytime (just disabled when you are not allowed to apply changes). The
   button was renamed into Apply changes.

   We could try a few commands to be sure your installation was successful:

   1. cd /var/www/netopeer-gui
   2. git remote set-url origin https://github.com/CESNET/Netopeer-GUI.git
   3. git pull origin master (if you run git log after that, you should see
      commit cb14709
      cb14709
      )
   4. php app/console cache:clear --env=prod
   5. php app/console assetic:dump --env=prod --no-debug
   6. php app/console app:install --post=install

   Now, you should see Apply changes button

   Note: I'll just mention @cejkato2 https://github.com/cejkato2 to get
   notification

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3. alexadavid commented on Nov 24, 2015

   

   alexadavid

   on Nov 24, 2015

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   You can not connect to github server. It is possible, that you have no access to internet from virtualbox?

   Make sure you have set network to NAT in virtualbox settings.

   

   After that, you should be able to ping to github from terminal - running ping github.com. You should get some response as following.

   

   The fact, you could not connect to remote github server, is the reason, you could not download fix from github repository.
4. tbrito01 commented on Nov 24, 2015

   

   tbrito01

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   Good point!! I will check on this and let you know soon.

   Thanks,

   Tatiana

   On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 11:56 AM, David Alexa notifications@github.com
   wrote:

   You can not connect to github server. It is possible, that you have no
   access to internet from virtualbox?

   Make sure you have set network to NAT in virtualbox settings.

   [image: screen shot 2015-11-24 at 17 52 38]
   https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/984450/11374064/82ace768-92d4-11e5-9eb6-e315aa91313e.png

   After that, you should be able to ping to github from terminal - running ping
   github.com. You should get some response as following.

   [image: screen shot 2015-11-24 at 17 54 26]
   https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/984450/11374092/9fbc7fc6-92d4-11e5-8c73-b528a7c8c7ff.png

   The fact, you could not connect to remote github server, is the reason,
   you could not download fix from github repository.

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5. tbrito01 commented on Nov 24, 2015

   

   tbrito01

   on Nov 24, 2015

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   Great news I see the button now!!! The git needed to be updated and so it was failing after I also enabled the eth0 on virtual.

   However, the commit is failing due to reached timeout for reading response. I pinged our device via the virtual box and it is ping able so I am not sure what could be the problem now. Any ideas?
   

   Thank you for working with us on this issue!
6. tbrito01 commented on Jan 18, 2016

   

   tbrito01

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   Hi David,

   We resumed testing on Netopeer-GUI and we are able to apply changes, the
   request is edited, but the commit button is no where to be found. Can you
   please indicate where the Commit button should be?

   Thanks!

   Tatiana

   On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 11:56 AM, David Alexa notifications@github.com
   wrote:

   You can not connect to github server. It is possible, that you have no
   access to internet from virtualbox?

   Make sure you have set network to NAT in virtualbox settings.

   [image: screen shot 2015-11-24 at 17 52 38]
   https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/984450/11374064/82ace768-92d4-11e5-9eb6-e315aa91313e.png

   After that, you should be able to ping to github from terminal - running ping
   github.com. You should get some response as following.

   [image: screen shot 2015-11-24 at 17 54 26]
   https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/984450/11374092/9fbc7fc6-92d4-11e5-8c73-b528a7c8c7ff.png

   The fact, you could not connect to remote github server, is the reason,
   you could not download fix from github repository.

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7. alexadavid commented on Feb 1, 2016

   

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   on Feb 1, 2016

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   I've answered this question in #89