build failing with node-sass@3.3.3

[kilabyte]

We have latest Node.js yet we can't get it to build. We also have the latest version of parse-server up and running so all dependancies should be met? Somewhere else in the log it mentioned that our OS is not supported? How can it be that we can run parse-server with no problems and can't install the dashboard because the OS isn't supported?

[drew-gross]

What OS are you using? The npm package documentation for node-sass mentions some issues on Ubuntu https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-sass could you follow those instructions and let me know if they help? I've also updated the node-sass version to the latest in #49 which may help.

[kilabyte]

Running on CentOS 6. I'll try #49 and report back

[kilabyte]

checkout node-sass-version and got everything up and running on my server and i can access it now! The server i see needs https via remote. Is there anyway to turn that off for now during testing?

[drew-gross]

Great! Https is required because the dashboard transmits your master key over the network. If you want to turn that off you can dig into the source of Parse-Dashboard/index.js, but be careful not to use the master key for apps that are important to you (or make sure you have some other security mechanism, such as early SSL termination)

I'd also accept a PR that makes this process easier, so that the people who know what they are doing can deploy the dashboard without the https requirement.