is there a solution to this
I just replaced the IP with port with the tunneled URL in the endpoint did so cuz wanted collaborators to be able to access my appwrite instance Digital Ocean has some issues with my card and Appwrite cloud is in beta so could give availability issues as it would go in maintenance time and again
you just need to login again. The cookies stored were for the ip address and not the tunneled one, so your old cookies wouldn't be sent to the new address
ohh Okay gpt it
thanks
would try that out
What do you mean with tunnelled?
The error you're getting seems to be that the user doesn't has access/permission to the requested resource
tunnelled meaning that creating a internet url of my local host
without hosting
but it did work for the url part of it
huh?
could access it through web client
and yes logged in using the tunnel url still facing the same error
as in this
u can access an image in the storage of my instance
I am running the console using that tunnelled url still get this error
I don't get what you are trying to say, what's not working? and what causes this error
Well
It got solved
some how
I guess i logged in maybe and then restarted the application
apologies for the confusion
[SOLVED] Tunnelling creating errors
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