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14 Oct 2010, 18:27
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I've set up a virtual server running centos (redhat) with VirtualBox. The goal is to run LAMP and configure Drupal on it.
It's a pretty minimalstic install of centos so all I have is a CLI (shell). MySQL, Apache & SSL are running fine. Already installed Drupal and created a db with a user which has all privileges.
All I have to know now is how I should connect to this server via "https://<ip>" from my host OS. I've read some things about changing the networking mode to bridged but that doesn't really seem to work.
It's a pretty minimalstic install of centos so all I have is a CLI (shell). MySQL, Apache & SSL are running fine. Already installed Drupal and created a db with a user which has all privileges.
All I have to know now is how I should connect to this server via "https://<ip>" from my host OS. I've read some things about changing the networking mode to bridged but that doesn't really seem to work.
When I enter it on my host OS it doesn't seem to work, pinging also fails.
Guest OS: CentOS 5.5
VM: VirtualBox
there are quite hards to find lyrics for any dnb song i think >_>
if this doesnt work something is really really wrong with your VM