Unable to connect to webserver about crapi

[dravadhis]

Hi!
I faced the same error after running the deploy command. Fixed it by following the below steps:

1. Navigate to crAPI/deploy/docker/ and open docker-compose.yml.
2. Scroll through the file and uncomment the wherever you see a ports reference. (ports for all services have been commented for some reason). Save the file and exit.
3. Don't run the deploy command right now since the postgresdb container wil conflict with the postgresql installed on your system. First run sudo service postgresql status to check whether postgres is running or not. If it is running, stop it using this command, sudo service postgresql stop.
4. Now run the deploy command, docker-compose -f deploy/docker/docker-compose.yml --compatibility up -d.

These steps worked for my system (OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).

If it's not working even after all this, run the deploy command and inspect the containers using docker inspect <container_name>. The command lists whether a container is running and healthy. If it isn't, check the container logs whose location is mentioned somewhere in the output of the docker inspect command. For container names, refer to the docker-compose.yml file.

Regards

[vtnrd]

If you need to configure crAPI to be accessible from another machine over a private (or public IP address), then follow these instructions. Note that these instructions are specific to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

To find the 'docker-compose.yml' config file and configure the private (or public) IP address you can use to access the crAPI web UI page from another machine, i.e. Kali:

1. run 'sudo docker ps' and note the container ID associated with 'crapi-web'
2. Run 'sudo docker inspect | grep com.docker.compose'
3. Note the path of the file in the line that reads "com.docker.compose.project.config_files": "/home//docker-compose.yml",
4. gedit '/home//docker-compose.yml' to edit the config file.
5. Add the private (or public) IP address to the section of the config file labeled 'crapi-web':
   #The following entry is already present.

• "127.0.0.1:8888:80"
  #Add the IP address associated with the machine that hosts crAPI. I'm using VMware Workstation and my crAPI VM happened to assign the following IP address:
• "192.168.216.132:8888:80"

7. Read and follow dravadhis' instructions above. You can run the following command to determine all services are running: 'sudo service --status-all'. Also, you may need to change the path to your 'docker-compose.yaml' file.

Note 1. On Ubuntu Linux, run 'ip address' to find the IP address associated with the ens33 interface.
Note 2. You may need to edit the host firewall (iptables), specifically the DOCKER chain, to allow connectivity to crAPI over the private (or public) API.

[victorwaldron]

Hello, I installed craPI and I can open both http://localhost:8888 and http://localhost:8025/#, but when I try to register in craPI, and put the password and also use the one suggested by the system, this one by More than I change the password, I still get this message: Password should contain at least one digit, one small letter and one capital letter and should at least contain 8 characters.
I don't understand why it won't let me register.
Any suggestion for that?
Thank you

[monrax]

Hello @victorwaldron , I was facing the same issue. Turns out the password validation regex looks for one of the following symbols: #$@!%&*? besides what the message states (one digit, one small letter, one capital letter and at least 8 characters long).

Hope this helps!

[vdvcoder]

Also worked for me on Macbook Air M1

[razvan22]

Hi ! I just installed crAPI and it works on http://localhost:8888 but not by ip ex:http://192.168.0.107:8888 , i want to access it from another machine it works with Juice Shop any suggestions?

[vtnrd]

Hi ! I just installed crAPI and it works on http://localhost:8888 but not by ip ex:http://192.168.0.107:8888 , i want to access it from another machine it works with Juice Shop any suggestions?

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[elcreek]

@monrax, thank you