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Getting the dreaded WebSocket open error: WebSocket error #154
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Are you hosting the WebSocket server on your domain? If not, you need to On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 3:54 AM, Travis James [email protected]
Jiayang Liu |
@jiayliu Hello I want you to publish the https://github.com/webrtc/apprtc this webrtc demo extracting good but after the release of Google App Engine SDK this demo you can not find the from apiclient import discovery how to fix ????? |
@moxiaotong your question looks like a separate issue, can you create a new issue to discuss it? |
Closing as obsolete. |
I am self hosting the AppRtc demo, and I am getting the red banner with the WebSocket open error. My constants.py has the host pairs set to [my-domain-name]:443.
What am I missing? I am using Nginx to reverse proxy and simply run the Python script on Ubuntu 14.04 at port 8080. All WebSocket proxy configuration for Nginx is correct.
Is there another setting I need?
Travis
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