Plugin Author
SCAND
(@scandltd)
Hi!
It does not matter which port you use. As well as it does not matter if it will be IP-address or domain name – any valid URI is allowed.
Could you provide screenshots of how you configured our plugin, please?
Thanks.
Best regards,
SCAND team
Hi! I don’t know how to upload screenshots, here is a link with the screenshot. I have port 8700 open but it only works when I put the machine on port 80. My idea is to have 3 or 4 ostickets in the same virtual machine and put each osticket on a port using docker
https://gyazo.com/43822feb44a30941cac6af8c0dbd1a23
Plugin Author
SCAND
(@scandltd)
Hi.
I have port 8700 open but it only works when I put the machine on port 80.
Not sure what this means.
You should provide the URL which is available from the host where WordPress is installed and the provided URL http://20.238.46.226:8700/ is available for me. So, it should works.
Could you enable logging option for out plugin, then send contact form and provide the log file?
Thanks.
Best regards,
SCAND team
Hi,
I changed the port to 8080 but doesn’t work. You can try to access to http://20.238.46.226:8080/ and it works but the plugin can’t acess. I dont understand why. here is a screenshot of the log:
https://gyazo.com/e111b85ddce289f12fdd1310051f9b33
Plugin Author
SCAND
(@scandltd)
Hi.
The log shows that your WordPress installation with IP 213.27.255.212 has no access to the host where the osTicket instance is. This is not a plugin problem. It is a communication problem between your servers.
Please check the firewall settings on the machine with IP 20.238.46.226
Thanks.
Best regards,
SCAND team