NXT setup problem

[LievenV]

Hi guys,

I'm trying to set up a NXT forging pool. I've had all sorts of issues, most resolved, but still problems.

The setup runs on Debian Linux Wheezy release, openjava 7 jre active. it is a headless unit, so only SSH (yes, secure, different port, only private key login and a lot of fail2ban, ip blockers and such) and VNC possible.

Some of the unresolved issues:

-I had the client running for a while, created a wallet, could log into it and such, but restarted the system after some ssh tweaking, now when I open the webpage and try to log in, it freezes when I click 'unlock account'.

-I noticed when I start the NXT client (java -jar start.jar) I get a warning (WARNING: System properties and/or JVM args set.  Consider using --dry-run or --exec) but more annoyingly, it end with 'NRS 0.5.9 started successfully.' and 'freezes' the terminal.(no more user@HOST:~)
Edit: I found out when copying the warning: ctrl-c brings back the 'user@HOST:~', but also stops the client...

-Is it possible to add a single IP address in the config to allow? Now only localhost is allowed, so I can only see the wallet via VNC, not that convenient. The IP is in local network, will not be used to connect over the internet.

Thanks a lot in advance for the help/hints.

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[mynxtcoin]

Hello,

Here is a helpful tutorial on how to set up an ssh tunnel to manage your client.

https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,2862.0.html

[mynxtcoin]

and yes you can add a static ip to web.xml along with localhost and 127.0.0.1

[rigel]

-I noticed when I start the NXT client (java -jar start.jar) I get a warning (WARNING: System properties and/or JVM args set.  Consider using --dry-run or --exec) but more annoyingly, it end with 'NRS 0.5.9 started successfully.' and 'freezes' the terminal.(no more user@HOST:~)
Edit: I found out when copying the warning: ctrl-c brings back the 'user@HOST:~', but also stops the client...

To start NRS use:

nohup java -jar /path/to/start.jar &

You can place this command in /etc/rc.local to make it start automagically at boot