I have few mongo data bases in my local machine and mongo is up and running.when i tried to connect via vulture.it says "no reachable servers". but successfully connected to the vulture example server.
I have few mongo data bases in my local machine and mongo is up and running.when i tried to connect via vulture.it says "no reachable servers". but successfully connected to the vulture example server.
Here is my config file
Port: 27017
ServingAddress: 'localhost'
MongoServers:
-
name: localhost
url: localhost:27017
there is something wrong in your config file. The Port field is the field the where vulture is running. You will then access it via localhost:<Port>. Usually, this number is 8000 but the port is already being used I suggest Port 8000 + x for the smallest workable x. A thing is sure, if you set this port to the same than the one mongo uses 27017 it will not work.
Bellow a config file where the vulture will listen to port 8765. Try it if it works better.
didier
---
# The port where the service will run
Port: 8765
# The address where the service will run. If you wish to run it on your
# computer, you should use `localhost`. If you wish to share the service
# on your local network, you should use `0.0.0.0`
ServingAddress: 0.0.0.0
# The list of mongo servers. Each server is an object with a field *name* that will
# be shown in the web user interface and a *url* field that points to the mongo server
MongoServers:
-
name: localhost
url: localhost:27017
Hi there,
there is something wrong in your config file. The `Port` field is the field the where vulture is running. You will then access it via `localhost:<Port>`. Usually, this number is `8000` but the port is already being used I suggest Port `8000 + x` for the smallest workable `x`. A thing is sure, if you set this port to the same than the one mongo uses `27017` it will not work.
Bellow a config file where the vulture will listen to port 8765. Try it if it works better.
didier
```
---
# The port where the service will run
Port: 8765
# The address where the service will run. If you wish to run it on your
# computer, you should use `localhost`. If you wish to share the service
# on your local network, you should use `0.0.0.0`
ServingAddress: 0.0.0.0
# The list of mongo servers. Each server is an object with a field *name* that will
# be shown in the web user interface and a *url* field that points to the mongo server
MongoServers:
-
name: localhost
url: localhost:27017
```
[link to vulture instance when it will run](http://localhost:8765)
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I have few mongo data bases in my local machine and mongo is up and running.when i tried to connect via vulture.it says "no reachable servers". but successfully connected to the vulture example server.
Here is my config file
Port: 27017
ServingAddress: 'localhost'
MongoServers:
-
name: localhost
url: localhost:27017
Hi there,
there is something wrong in your config file. The
Portfield is the field the where vulture is running. You will then access it vialocalhost:<Port>. Usually, this number is8000but the port is already being used I suggest Port8000 + xfor the smallest workablex. A thing is sure, if you set this port to the same than the one mongo uses27017it will not work.Bellow a config file where the vulture will listen to port 8765. Try it if it works better.
didier
link to vulture instance when it will run