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today I wanted to test new Eclipse Che project. I downloaded it for Debian, then I run command:

bash bin/che.sh run --skip:uid --remote:192.168.0.108 --port:8080

The output from this command is:

    docker@debian:/home/eclipseche$ bash bin/che.sh run --skip:uid --remote:192.168.0.108 --port:8080
Docker is natively installed and reachable...

############## HOW TO CONNECT YOUR CHE CLIENT ###############
After Che server has booted, you can connect your clients by:
1. Open browser to http://localhost:8080, or:
2. Open native chromium app.
#############################################################

But then I enter the ip to my browser but it doesnt seems to work ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED does it mean that the server hasnt started ? Because I dont even see any pprocess in top. SO how should I correctly start the server ?

Jonah Graham
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  • Do you mean "the ip" 192.168.0.108, or localhost? – nitind Jan 27 '16 at 15:08
  • This is local IP inside my network I have one linux PC where I am installing it and second windows pc from where I am trying to connect. – Welite Jan 27 '16 at 16:00
  • well, i'm currently have the same problem and i'm trying to figure it out. "docker ps" says no process. – xoned Jan 27 '16 at 22:21
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    Found it, atleast for my case. I removed some lines from the che.bat. The block under the comment: "#Che requires Java 1.8 or higher". Now tomcat/catalina is starting. – xoned Jan 27 '16 at 23:21
  • Sorry i meant che.sh of course. And it seems normal that docker ps prints nothing because it's running direct tomcat. – xoned Jan 28 '16 at 07:30
  • Does Che startup normally (if you try to go to `localhost:8080`)? – DarkHorse Feb 04 '16 at 04:30

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