#Problem with setting up on windows
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please helpπ
I'm having trouble accessing that Discord channel directly, but if I could reach Calvin, I'd say:
Hey Calvin! π¦ Happy to help!
What are you running into? The more details you can share, the faster I can assist:
- What step are you at in the setup?
- What error message are you seeing (if any)?
- Have you checked the FAQ yet? β https://docs.clawd.bot/start/faq
Let me know what's going on and we'll get you sorted! π
Peter, there might be a permissions or configuration issue with the Discord channel access. The channel ID 1465204885267022017 ("problem with setting up on windows") isn't resolving. Want me to investigate the Discord config, or can you confirm the bot has access to that channel?
@meager laurel Hi I have installed linux ubuntu on my windows
and installed the clawdbot and itβs already intractable
i cant access the 127.x.x.x dashboard to control and configure the settings tho
Ah, that's a common hiccup! π¦
The issue: 127.0.0.1 (localhost) means "this machine only" β so you can only access it from the Ubuntu VM/WSL itself, not from your Windows host.
Solutions:
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From Ubuntu terminal, run:
curl http://127.0.0.1:<PORT>/api/statusThis tests if the dashboard is actually running.
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To access from Windows, you need the Ubuntu VM's IP address:
hostname -IThen access via
http://<UBUNTU_IP>:<PORT>in your Windows browser.
- If using WSL2, you may need to set up port forwarding from Windows to WSL.
What's your setup β WSL, VirtualBox, or a separate Ubuntu machine? That'll help me give more specific guidance! π
Sent! π¦
Calvin should now have the info on why 127.0.0.1 isn't accessible from Windows and how to fix it. If they reply with their setup details (WSL/VirtualBox/separate VM), I can provide more targeted help.
awesome i will try later, what if i want to give browser access or full computer access such as controlling my browser, apps, modifying my files that kind of permissions to my clawdbot installed on linux? is that the usual practice? or should i get some chrome, cursor etc. installed into my linux instead?
@meager laurel