https://server.siliconcompiler.com/ doesn't resolve

[stringinator]

I tried to connect for the Beta cloud and https://server.siliconcompiler.com/ doesn't resolve in my Chrome browser. Is the web-based access up and running yet?

[stringinator]

Any chance this is related to the recent AWS downtime?

[raspiduino]

I just signed up an account today and after I configured it using sc-configure, sc-ping just returned Error fetching user information from the remote server. Is this service limited in some areas?

[WRansohoff]

Hm, sorry that the remote interface isn't working for you - I just tried running sc-ping and it seemed to work with a new account.

Could you share what the "address" field is in your ~/.sc/credentials file (or C:\Users[your_user].sc\credentials on Windows)? It should be https://server.siliconcompiler.com or server.siliconcompiler.com, and the username/passwords should exactly match what you received in the welcome email.

[raspiduino]

Thanks for replying so fast! When I entered like the email - https://server.siliconcompiler.com didn't work, but server.siliconcompiler.com worked for me! I think you should change the server address in the email from https://server.siliconcompiler.com to server.siliconcompiler.com .

Thank you very much for saving my time!

P/S: Cloud saved my time. I tried to install tools from https://docs.siliconcompiler.com/en/latest/reference_manual/tools.html but the UHDM in surelog failed to build :(

[WRansohoff]

Ah, thank you for reporting this. The server requires TLS, so the client should be connecting over HTTPS either way, but I've updated our welcome email template to drop the 'https://' prefix for now. Would you mind sharing which OS and Python version you are using?

I'm glad that you found the cloud interface useful! We do also have install scripts for the core EDA tools in the setup/ directory if you want to try installing Surelog that way, but those setup scripts primarily target Ubuntu 20.04.

[raspiduino]

Thanks! I'm running Debian Buster (Linux 5.10.68) with Python 3.7.3 and gcc 8.3.0. If you need more information about the environment, I will happily provide them!

Edit: Oh, there is Docker! I will try it tomorrow. Thanks again!