hello
the content of local.conf.dist should be enough to run everything. I think what you're missing is compiled javascripts. Run:
bin/closure
You may need to install the program closure on your machine.
Ok, that definitely takes me much further, thank you :)
One more issue I have run into. For some reason, when I am starting a game against myself to get a single captcha (two completely different browsers), one of the players *always* gets redirected to "en.ourdomain" and thus, since the our domain doesnt have a subdomain of en, it fails.
Any suggestions on what causes this, or what is needed to resolve it?
Thanks
Ok, so there is something that is doing a redirect incorrectly, which is fine. I was able to work around it, and we have a functional system. Will have to figure out where the redirect is coming that it is rewriting the base url and removing the port.
Thanks!
lichess supports multiple languages, and the way it does it is through subdomains. Here is my nginx config:
gist.github.com/4334058I had to add the resolvers section to Build.scala for the build to succeed: resolvers += "Typesafe repository" at "
http://repo.typesafe.com/typesafe/releases/"
I have everything installed according to readme.md:
nginx
mongodb
elasticsearch
stockfish
The build went all fine.
When I run the application and try to open l.org in the browser I get the error:
org.elasticsearch.indices.IndexMissingException: [lila] missing
Can you please help?
create the index. google for elasticsearch doc.
Hi!
I really like your project and found it when searching for play! framework. So I decided to get it installed in my ubuntu machine so that I can help to develope further.
I went through your explenation on installation on github.Though once it is started after I execute `sbt run` , only thing is rendered to the browser is `I am an AI server` and that's all. I have tried to configure for many hours now but failed to do so. Is there something I'm missing.
(I have mongodb, stockfish, elastic and such all installed)
Thanks
In conf/application.conf, add this line in the "ai" block:
server = false
