[SOLVED]SocketTimeoutException:

I am running it locally with docker on my PC

You need to use your local IP then 🙂

that is why i can access the console with this http://localhost:300/

ok

I will try this as my end point now, http://192.168.1.[*]:300/v1 right?

Yess, but do check your complete IP though, I just used [*] for explanation.

sure

it didn't work, i still get the same error

can you post the complete error, ip, port and the endpoint used in the android project?

sure

error

appwriteEndpoint="192.1*8.6.*:300/v1" endpoint

port

    ports:
      - 300:80
      - 444:443
    volumes:
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      - appwrite-config:/storage/config:ro
      - appwrite-certificates:/storage/certificates:ro
    depends_on:
      - appwrite
    networks:
      - gateway
      - appwrite

@darShan

this specific error is occurring because you never called client.setEndpoint() on your Client instance

I corrected that.

but now I am having the first error from few days ago. java.net.SocketTimeoutException: failed to connect to /192.1*8.6.** (port 300) from /192.1*8.6.1*4 (port 57562) after 10000ms

@Steven

1. Did you include the scheme as part of the endpoint (http://192.168.6.134:300/v1)?
2. Can you browse to the same URL on your PC?
3. Is your phone on the same network as your PC?
4. Can you browse the same URL on your phone?

anwering Q1. Yes I did. this format http://192.168.6.134:300/v1)

Q2, No, unless i use localhost:300. I am unable to browse with this http://192.168.6.134:300/v1 Q3. No but i tried connecting them on the same network as well, but i got the same error. Q4. I will try that now

If the IP address doesn't even work on your PC, there's no way it will work from a different device.

You might have a docker problem, firewall problem, or antivirus problem

Thanks. I worked my way around it.

I had to enter my IP address as the localhost instead of the default while pulling Appwrite image

[SOLVED]SocketTimeoutException: