Quote from: OBAViJEST on May 11, 2015, 12:21:54 AM

Quote from: jadedjack on May 11, 2015, 12:07:57 AM

Quote from: OBAViJEST on May 10, 2015, 11:49:45 PM

Quote from: jadedjack on May 10, 2015, 11:03:01 PM

Usually that is a symptom something is wrong with your boot key.
Try setting
nis.shouldAutoHarvestOnBoot = false

Hey, jack. Good to see you again.

I changed that setting - now, when I mouse hover over the icon in system tray, it's all green: fully synced, NCC running. Right click, open in browser: NIS not available. Can't login. Stoner21 from IRC hoped you'd be available to solve this one for me (he said something about a similar issue when he began running nodes)

Appreciate the help - I'd really like to get this thing up and running!

Hi No worries. it is probably something simple.
When you say the icon in the system tray is all green, do you mean on the VPS or on the local machine?

If it is green in the VPS then you should be able to connect to it.

Run NCC on the local computer.
Make certain that the IP for the VPS is the same that you have in "Settings" in the NCC client running on the local computer. (sometimes if you shutdown the vps, amazon will give you a new ip when starting up again)

If the NCC client then shows green at the top of the page you are good to go.

System tray of the local machine.

How would I check/change the VPS's IP? The public IP is the same as the "Settings" IP, but the private IP is different. Am I just setting a new static IP (with ip addr)? Thanks...

Thats right, you are running ubuntu. for some reason i thought you were running windows on that vps. ifconfig should show the public and private IPs.
The public IP should be entered in the "Settings"of the local NCC.
(The green NIS in the system tray has no relation to whether it running on the VPS.)

If it is running on the VPS, (check with htop), and the IP is set correctly in the local NCC, you should see a green bar at the top of the NCC page on the local machine.