run http://localhost:8000/app/ in Chrome, the browser says can not access this site

[zhoubhin]

I run npm start under branch master and run http://localhost:8000/app/ in Chrome, but the browser says
can not access this site, so anyone else know how to solve this problem? Windows 10 with Node v4.3.0

[mokaleem]

I'm facing a similar problem. Its been two days trying to setup angular environment in Ubuntu :(. I hope you should if you do not face error/warning with npm install and npm start

[zhoubhin]

@mkalim About a month ago when i coded under Ubuntu, i also met a problem that no any reactions when i code node -v in Ubuntu terminal although i had installed Node by using "apt-get install"...I will try to solve the problem you say,

[zhoubhin]

@mkalim OK, i have solve the problem you said. First of all, you should compile the Node source code, run "npm install" and "npm start" under the /angular-phonecat , then go to http://localhost:8000/app/index.html in browser(i use firefox) , you will see Nothing here yet on the page.(git checkout -f step-0 after compile Node source code)

[mokaleem]

@zhoubhin I think the problem is still there with the way it clones.. I left that phonecat project and started following other tutorials.. npm install works fine..

[zhoubhin]

@mkalim aha, i followed another project and faced similar problem…

[gkalpak]

@zhoubhin, what is the problem you are facing ? I thought you said you were able to navigate to /app/index.html and see Nothing here yet. So it should be working.

[zhoubhin]

@gkalpak I mean i insert "http://localhost:8000/app" into address bar of Chrome that i can not navigate to the /app/index.html under Windows 10, but i can navigate to the /app/index.htmlunder Ubuntu successfully...

[zhoubhin]

@gkalpak Chrome displays "can not access this site"(Windows 10 Node 4.3.0) while it says "Nothing here yet"(Ubuntu 14.04 Node 4.3.0)

[gkalpak]

I think might be related to outdated versions of dependencies.
Could you try the following to see if it solves the problem:

1. In the package.json file, under devDependencies, replace "http-server": "^0.6.1", with "http-server": "^0.9.0",.
2. Remove the node_modules/ directory.
3. Run npm start and visit http://localhost:8000/app.

_{BTW, there is a PR that will update the whole tutorial, including all dependencies and configurations. (See #326.)}

[zhoubhin]

@gkalpak Okay, i solve this problem, thanks for your helps.

[gkalpak]

@zhoubhin, great ! I'm going to close this then, since you made it work for you and there is already a PR for fixing it for everyone.

[roshankumarlakhani]

http://localhost:8000/ in not working
and route.php file can not find after installed laravel framework

[radhika13sharma]

hey why i am having two servers working at the same time.
i have no clue that i am working on one server local host 8000
and its showing result in local host 63342. i am trying atlot but not reaching any solution

[zhoubhin]

@radhika13sharma Maybe you should close one of your servers first

[web-apply]

You can try visit 8000 port number on webpage command line from https://localhosts.mobi/:8000

[emile64]

I tried to install symfony, at the last step, i cannot launch server listenning on : https;//127.0.0.1:8000

[johnef]

I had the same issue here using wampserver and running Laravel framework and try to access http://localhost:8000 it gives error server dial tcp4 127.0.0.1:80: connect: connection timed out but when try to connect to http://127.0.0.1:8000 it works fine