Change IP

[rzivny]

I have a request, how do I change (127.0.0.1 localhost) to an IP address

[eric-intuitem]

Hi rzivny, you can use the CISO_URL environment variable, as explained in the readme.

[eric-intuitem]

Hi rzivny, you can put the env file where you want and name it as you want. It is not a folder, only a single file. Once you have created it, just ingest it by typing “source myvars” (supposing you called it myvars). Then the environment variables will be loaded in your environment, you can check that with the “env” command. You are then ready to start CISO Assistant with your new parameters.

[rzivny]

thanks, must be a *.py extension for myvars?

[eric-intuitem]

It would not make sense, at it is not a python file. Better add no extension.

[rzivny]

I did it as you wrote but it doesn't work, it still loads http://127.0.0.1

[rzivny]

I load via env, I see a new IP but when I give the command python manage.py runserver the adress is 127.0.0.1

[eric-intuitem]

Hi rzivny, indeed this is not sufficient. I have pushed a fix for the name of the environment variable CISO_URL, so first update your repo. Then you can type, assuming you want to server 10.1.2.3 on port 8000:
CISO_URL=http://10.1.2.3:8000 python manage.py runserver 10.1.2.3:8000
Obviously this is for test only, a production environment should use https.

[ALFAT33]

BAGAIMANA MERUBAH ALAMAT IP . HINGA MASUK KE SITUS YANG MEMILIK IP PRIBADI

[rzivny]

Hi Eric, excellent, I confirm - it works without problems. Thanks a lot.

[ALFAT33]

BAGAIMANA MERUBAH ALAMAT IP . HINGA MASUK KE SITUS YANG MEMILIK IP PRIBADI

[eric-intuitem]

Hi @ALFAT33, with CISO Assistant 0.9.6 you have to set:

• in the backend: the environment variable CISO_ASSISTANT_URL to where your frontend or proxy is (typically http://localhost:5173)
• in the frontend:
  • the environment variable PUBLIC_BACKEND_API_URL to where your backend is (typically http://localhost:8000/api)
  • if you have a proxy, the environment variable ORIGIN to where your frontend is or proxy is (e.g. https://localhost:8443)
• Please have a look at the docker-compose.yaml file, it provides a working configuration that can be used as an example.