Aenis
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- Aug 10, 2021
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Good evening !
So I develop a retro locally from my machine, everything works correctly with the Nitro client and the Arcturus emulator,
At one point, I had the idea of exhibiting my retro in online development locally from my machine via the Ngrok tool.
I am able to properly access my CMS and client resources but I have a problem, I cannot expose Nitro's WebSocket server so that it can properly connect to the client and I do not understand where this may be coming from , since Ngrok has a command made just to expose this websocket server online:
When I try to access it online, there is a Websocket error from the client from the development console and in the Ngrok log it is an error "error: Unexpected server response: 403" which is displayed
The websockets.whitelist table has been filled in by the domain that Ngrok to generate.
Anyone know where the problem is coming from?
So I develop a retro locally from my machine, everything works correctly with the Nitro client and the Arcturus emulator,
At one point, I had the idea of exhibiting my retro in online development locally from my machine via the Ngrok tool.
I am able to properly access my CMS and client resources but I have a problem, I cannot expose Nitro's WebSocket server so that it can properly connect to the client and I do not understand where this may be coming from , since Ngrok has a command made just to expose this websocket server online:
Bash:
$ ngrok tcp -[PORT-WEBSOCKET]
When I try to access it online, there is a Websocket error from the client from the development console and in the Ngrok log it is an error "error: Unexpected server response: 403" which is displayed
The websockets.whitelist table has been filled in by the domain that Ngrok to generate.
Anyone know where the problem is coming from?