thomgroot01
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- Jul 2, 2024
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Do you maybe have a link to the git repo?Yeah you need to download the housekeeping from Objects Git, then point it to there. That’s the port wss/nitro use so probably not.
Do you maybe have a link to the git repo?Yeah you need to download the housekeeping from Objects Git, then point it to there. That’s the port wss/nitro use so probably not.
Do you maybe have a link to the git repo?
Works fine for me.download link for the files are offline plz update
You made sure the port is port forwarded in your router?I followed everything, hosting of the website works. But once I try to join with nitro I get stuck at 40% and get the following error in the attached image. There is a post online op someone where he has the same problem at 40%:You must be registered for see links
I have everything the same as that guy, seems to me everything is connected in the correct way. yet no solution.
I mean I can access the port 80, did the exact same thing for port 2096. When I check it on port checker with my public IP it says it's closed but when I check it with my domain that is linked to my public IP it says it's open.You made sure the port is port forwarded in your router?
Open it properly, it might be that, makes 2 seconds in firewall.I mean I can access the port 80, did the exact same thing for port 2096. When I check it on port checker with my public IP it says it's closed but when I check it with my domain that is linked to my public IP it says it's open.
Is it on your home PC? You’ll need to port forward if connected via router.I did add an inbound rule on my firewall of the pc that is hosting it. Also tried turning it off completely. However I do see a firewall setting on my internet provider, could it be possible that they are blocking the port as well?
Have you set force https to true in .env?Not entirely related but where does Atom find the user count in the nitro client? It’s http:// and not https:// and it’s doing my head in, thanks!
Will take a look cheers LiamHave you set force https to true in .env?
In the nitro config change wss to wsDoes anyone know what Im doing wrong? The only thing is that the websocket isn't loading..
Info:
emulator says: "Nitro Websockets Listening on ws://0.0.0.0:2096",
- Im using Ubuntu
- Website is live
- Port 2096 is open
- Database is 100% working
- All files are uploaded
Changing both vite.config files and rebuilding works, I had the same issue.I still get the following error:
Unable to locate file in Vite manifest: resources/css/app.scss.
The fixes that were addressed earlier in this thread are also applied (in vite conf). I haven't been able to run the installation because of this. Does someone know what other fixxes could be possible to resolve this issue?
I just completely removed the line, worked for me, no problems.I still get the following error:
Unable to locate file in Vite manifest: resources/css/app.scss.
The fixes that were addressed earlier in this thread are also applied (in vite conf). I haven't been able to run the installation because of this. Does someone know what other fixxes could be possible to resolve this issue?
Where did you change it from https to http? I'm getting the same error. Already changed everything to https in the .json files and the .env file.I completely missed this, gg @Object
Is it because it’s not looking for the file inside /public and it’s not linked there?Where did you change it from https to http? I'm getting the same error. Already changed everything to https in the .json files and the .env file.
And no matter what I change in the renderer-config file, nothing happens. I can completely remove all content and the same error remains, nothing else....