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This is not strictly an error and might be an related to okuna-app even, I was trying to see if I can add chat to the current okuna using django channels. After following the channel docs and couple of GitHub projects, I made relevant changes, like adding asgi_application and channels-redis to settings, asgi.py, routing.py to openbook.
As a result api on reinstall starts listening on port 80 as usual. The admin panel also can be accessed on browser, but the flutter app stops communicating and keeps giving error 400.
Any ideas on what could be causing the issue. Some articles suggest it could be due to multipart header. But as an amateur, I am not sure. @lifenautjoe , any hint would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is not strictly an error and might be an related to okuna-app even, I was trying to see if I can add chat to the current okuna using django channels. After following the channel docs and couple of GitHub projects, I made relevant changes, like adding asgi_application and channels-redis to settings, asgi.py, routing.py to openbook.
As a result api on reinstall starts listening on port 80 as usual. The admin panel also can be accessed on browser, but the flutter app stops communicating and keeps giving error 400.
Any ideas on what could be causing the issue. Some articles suggest it could be due to multipart header. But as an amateur, I am not sure. @lifenautjoe , any hint would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: