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My colleagues have Setup a shiny Server on debian.

If i create an app and run it, i can see it at : http://ourIP:8787/p/098a4074/.

Goal:

Now, i want to make it visible for my colleagues.

Error:

If my colleagues open http://ourIP:8787/p/098a4074/ they will have to Login and get a permission denied. I cant publish the app outside of our Network.

What i tried:

I tried to give Rights on the Folders where the app files are stored via chmod. But i guess thats not where the app is published.

I tried to find Folders like: p/098a4074.

I feel like i am missing something fundamental and this is quite of a stupid Question. I would be very happy anyway if i could get some pointers.

Tlatwork
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    Does this answer your question? [Hosting and setting up own shiny apps without shiny server](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26799722/hosting-and-setting-up-own-shiny-apps-without-shiny-server) – Clemsang Jan 09 '20 at 15:23
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    Yes that works. Should have remembered that. Thank you. – Tlatwork Jan 09 '20 at 15:27
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    If you have an internally facing server that is secured from the outside world, you can install a free shiny server, it is open-sourced, and serve it from there. And your admin can set it up to only allow certain IP's in, or require a VPN to access the server. We do this on an Azure cloud, but it could work on a Local network too...as server is a server. – sconfluentus Jan 10 '20 at 05:51

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