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MastodonScheduler.Local:5000 never resolves #74
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Is it possible to try using Debian instead of Ubuntu? You can run it locally and use it without opening a port or anything like that. We also have a hosted version at beta.mastodon-scheduler.app in case you'd like an invite. |
Thanks. Since I'm not doing anything else with the server, let me install Debian and try that. Otherwise, an invite would be amazing. Thank you again. |
LMK an email where I can send it! |
Thanks for your patience. I did a fresh install of Debian 12. Installed the software as root. As far as I could tell install went just fine with no error messages. But at https://mastodon-scheduler.local:5000 it says "unable to connect" The site could be temporarily unavailable or busy. Is there an error log or a way to see if the service is running? My email for the beta invite is [email protected] Thanks. |
Hello,
I've read the instructions which state that the scheduler runs as a service on my local machine. However, after installing it on a few different fresh installs of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, I never can access mastodon.scheduler.Local:5000 page as I get the general "this page cannot be displayed" message.
My server is connected to the internet and can get out to communicate; however, due to the rural "hi fi" internet I'm on, I don't have a public IP that I can access from outside my home network. Even though it's a local service, does this require accessibility from outside the network to run?
Thanks,
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