After a while of inactivity, I try to connect to Node-Red again, but I cannot access Node-Red and my previous flows. I accidentally deleted my desktop shortcuts.
http://127.0.0.1:1880 does not help.
I cannot find my previous questions on the forum. That would probably help me too.
JackDG
What command are you using to start node-red? Or are you running it as a service?
Indeed, in the meantime I have also been able to determine that those questions were about an application on a Raspberry Pi.
In the meantime, I have also found how to retrieve my previous posts (after logging in).
I am going to try to run Node-Red again on the Raspberry Pi.
Thank you for your efforts.
Jack
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If you do want to run on Windows 10, there are plenty of threads in the forum about it and how to start it as a Windows Service. Personally I run it manually under PM2 as I use it as a development environment.
Finally, I managed to restart Node-Red as before on the Rasp Pi. However, without my Flows that I made before.
Can that still be fixed, please?
I can't remember exactly which command I used, but I ran 'Node-Red start' twice and suddenly it started up with 'http://host:1880' or initially with the link 'http://127.0.01:1880'. All this reached the limit of my ability.
The command is node-red --safe note thatās two dashes before the word āsafeā.
Without the dashes, you told node-red to start using a flow file called āstartā which would be empty.
I running it as a service on a Raspberry Pi 3.
The command to start node red as a service on a Pi (though I am not sure what this has to do with the title of this thread) is
node-red-start
and to tell node-red to start automatically on boot
sudo systemctl enable nodered
That assumes that you used the recommended method of installing node-red.
