09:25 <amilopowers> Hello. I am trying to install Sandstorm on an hosted webspace from metanet.ch. I SSH in and changed in the directory I want to install it and get this error: "bash: line 475: tr: command not found."

09:25 <amilopowers> Can someone help me with that?

09:32 <crab> install tr?

09:33 <crab> (it's in GNU coreutils)

09:33 <amilopowers> ah okey

09:36 <amilopowers> Do you know what the command is?

09:37 <crab> yes.

09:37 <crab> it's used to change some characters to others.

09:42 <crab> is there some sort of sandstorm repl through which i can invoke pingUdp() and updateSandcatsIp() defined in shell/server/sandcats.js?

09:49 <amilopowers> Even with coreutils installed the install of Sandstorm fails.

09:52 <crab> how does it fail now?

16:22 <fossterer> Hi! I have a question:

16:22 <fossterer> I setup sandstorm on Google Compute Engine but am unable to see the admin page

16:23 <fossterer> Added Firewall rules for ports 6080 and 30025 but that didn't help. Any suggestions?

16:58 <fossterer> Help! Anyone?

17:01 <simpson> fossterer: Sorry, no idea.

17:18 <fossterer> simpson: Did you set up Sandstorm on any cloud instance?

17:18 <simpson> fossterer: No, I don't do Sandstorm at all, sorry.

17:18 <fossterer> ok

17:20 <TimMc> fossterer: I have no idea how GCE does ports.

17:22 <fossterer> https://thepasteb.in/p/O7h5QMR4vGrIq -- Just found that my config says this. Does this mean I need to have port 80 open?

17:26 <TimMc> Well, it all depends on: 1) What port you want your service to listen on externally, and 2) what ports you want Sandstorm to listen on internally (and whether those have to be the same ports in your environment)

17:27 <TimMc> So yeah, Sandstorm is trying to listen on 80 and 443 there, so you'd want to open ports 80 and 443 in the firewall.

17:27 <fossterer> whoop! Enabled port 443 and now I see the admin page. Thanks all

17:29 <TimMc> ++