I am trying to deploy a streamlit app on Red hat linux machine.The app runs fine on windows machine. But when I run it on Linux machine and curl give me this message [root@innolx56216 ~]# curl http://10.184.56.216:8501
“”“<!doctype html>StreamlitYou need to enable JavaScript to run this app.
Any help is appreciated.
What does curl give you when you run the app in Windows?
Isn’t that quite the same as you get with Red Hat? What is the actual problem and how does it relates to curl? You don’t need curl to run a streamlit application.
Yes the output of curl is same. I am trying run the same app on Linux VM. However there is no error when I try to run streamlit app even on linux by logger_level=error. The port is open on linux VM. I am not sure what is the issue. The log in debug mode for streamlit app is as follows:
Collecting usage statistics. To deactivate, set browser.gatherUsageStats to False.
You can now view your Streamlit app in your browser.
Network URL: http://10.184.56.216:8502
External URL: http://125.21.249.74:8502
A new version of Streamlit is available.
See what’s new at 📣 Official Announcements - Streamlit
Enter the following command to upgrade:
$ pip install streamlit --upgrade
What makes you think there is an issue at all?
because I am not able to access the streamlit app from another machine
That is not a very detailed description of what you are doing and what happens when you do it.
Hi Goyo,
Thanks for the quick response. Let me try to explain you. I have developed a streamlit app locally and it works fine. Now I am trying to run the same app on a remote server which has os as red hat linux. When I do stremlit run UI.py it gives the following as an output:
You can now view your Streamlit app in your browser.
Network URL: http://10.184.56.216:8502
External URL: http://14.143.254.10:8502
When I open the external URL in browser, the app is not reachable. The output is:
To introspect the issue I have checked whether the port is open or not on the VM.
This is a network issue. Unfortunately I can’t help you with that. If you are in a corporate or institutional network, you may need help from a network admin.
Thanks 
