I run successfully the superdesk demo script on my ubuntu server, all docker containers are running, i made a curl request on the server to http://localhost:8080 and it does return the login page. Now i want to access from external ip, according to the superdesk container its mapping 8080->80 so i can access by the ip using the port 80. When i open the server ip from the browser there's nothing.
What i need to do to allow access from my server ip. I already have port 80 open, i test it with a nginx container and it works, just in case.
In both my message and readme on github it's mentioned what docker-compose-prebuilt.yml should be edited for that. Not common.yml (it's overriden by it).
Sorry for the trouble. I installed superdesk a couple of days back on a mac(hard time) and i didn't see that compose-prebuild was modified, i'm seeing the old code on my computer.
Is working now, good work on superdesk.
One last question apart.
With superdesk i can publish news to different CMS or maybe create multiple rss? or is a work in progress?
That is my main goal at the end so i dont know if this version have something done already or i need to develop those modules.
Thx
Post edited by Antonio Alarcon at 2016-05-05 12:02:31
It is not possible with the current beta1 version. What you can do is to make all the published content available via the Superdesk Content API, which is a RESTful API that outputs the news content in ninjs (news in json - http://dev.iptc.org/ninjs) format. With that, you could write a plug-in on whichever CMS you are using to publish the content. You can also send a story on publishing via HTTP push to aregistered receiver URL.
Superdesk also allows you to define other different kind of outputs. You can for example, send a file in RSS format to a FTP server whenever a news story is published.
Publishing to different CMSs is something on our radar and a way also to contribute to the project.