That question is not really related to CakePHP.
Depending on your setup, you will have to open the firewall on the computer, where you have your site running. You will probably also have to configure your webserver (apache, nginx, etc.) to accept connections from other IP addresses than localhost.
Tell what you have tried and how far you got :)
Enjoy, John
On Tuesday, 22 December 2015 12:39:13 UTC+2, Ken Hargy wrote:
-- Depending on your setup, you will have to open the firewall on the computer, where you have your site running. You will probably also have to configure your webserver (apache, nginx, etc.) to accept connections from other IP addresses than localhost.
Tell what you have tried and how far you got :)
Enjoy, John
On Tuesday, 22 December 2015 12:39:13 UTC+2, Ken Hargy wrote:
I'm new to CakePHP so maybe I'm missing something obvious... I set everything up as expected and I ran:bin/cake servereverything works fine if I go to http://localhost:8765, but I want to access it on another computer on my local network. It seems like it's not allowing connections other then localhost to port 8765.Is there a setting for that somewhere?
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