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Railway14mo ago
oologist

How to move from Working Localhost w/ Django Websockets to Railway production?

I had a functioning django websocket fantasy draft on my local host using daphne and redis. However, I am having trouble making the websocket actually connect when in railway production. I have updated the ws url to include the active domain used by railway. Initially, I thought it might have been using ws instead of wss, but after updating that I am still have problems with the server giving a 'Not Found' error for trying to connect to my websocket. On looking online I have seen discussion of using Nginx to handle both gunicorn http and daphne ws, however I am not quite sure how to add Nginx to be used . Is there a resource/doc I should be looking at because what I have seen I havent been able to implement to make it work. Even thought I have made my routing.py url match my url to connect in js for websocket. Please let me know of any feedback, thanks. Cheers, William Project ID: cd094f89-1131-48fa-8425-7067772de91e
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Percy
Percy14mo ago
Project ID: cd094f89-1131-48fa-8425-7067772de91e
oologist
oologist14mo ago
I have properly connect to both remote database and redis server as well.
Brody
Brody14mo ago
do http requests work as they should?
oologist
oologist14mo ago
Yes they do. I can get on that page with websockets and try to play out the draft but the only updates are on page reload with http.
LaCrak27
LaCrak2714mo ago
rule 5...
oologist
oologist14mo ago
I'm sorry Brody, I had just woken up and forgotten ping rule. It was not considerate of your time
Brody
Brody14mo ago
it's fine, I had 9 pings when I woke up, what was one more lol have you tested the websocket connection with something like postman or insomnia?
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