I installed Keycloak on a headless server - i.e. no graphical interface unless you want me to use Lynx.
So I needed to access it via 192.168.2.53 - its address on the internal VPN. That’s where I hit the first snag: ./standalone.sh -b 192.168.2.53 does not work. The application still only listens to 127.0.0.1.
Well, that was fixed by setting the proper IP in configuration-standalone.xml.
Browsed to http://192.168.2.53:9990 and saw this:
However, your script told me to use ./add-user-standalone.sh -r master -u username -p password instead. Did that, restarted the server, reloaded the page - still the same message.
The URL the manual mentions, namely http://192.168.2.53:9990/auth/admin/, yields a 404.
And when I use ./adduser.sh, select “management” and enter the rest of the information, I land in a Wildfly config page.
This is very confusing.
Edit: Nevermind, found that the port to use is 8080 and let the console output by standalone.sh lead me astray.