
Im running my appwrite instance locally for development purpuses, and whenever I do a request (e.g. creating an account) I get 404. Why is that?
` client = Client() .setEndpoint("https://172.20.163.38:80/v1") <-- local ip of my WSL2 .setProject("12345...") .setSelfSigned(status: true);
var account = Account(client);
account.create( userId: ID.unique(), email: "abc@mail.de", password: "fake_password", );`
Im running appwrite inside WSL2, might that cause problems?

Take out the :80
port and try again

but you should be able to point 'https://127.0.0.1/v1` if you've opened the 80 port

Taking out the port worked!

[Solved] 404 in flutter
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