And this is from you requesting https://localhost?
yes
Same browser between both servers?
Status code 499 means client closed connection 🧐
yes
Anything new in the appwrite logs?
nothing
I switched to a windows in the same network and tried again, the result was the same
I found some error in the browser
I have no idea what that is lol. Do you have browser extensions or anything enabled?
No
What do you mean by windows in the same network?
Can you click on the file and see where it's coming from?
Also expand the details
Originally I using the browser on the same server running Appwrite, and then I tried to see whether it was a problem with the Firefox browser
I think this is just some Windows error, not the reason for casing appwrite unable to caress.
Do you have any other web app working on this server?
no
Maybe you can try
docker run --name my-nginx-test -d -p 8096:80 nginx:latest
And then browse to http://localhost:8096
I think this is a problem with my server not appwrite, so thankful for your help, I will spend some time figuring out what’s wrong with my server
Probably reinstall the operating system
IP tables could have gotten screwed up.
You can try uninstalling portainer and reinstalling docker first
ok, thx this is going to take some time, I will come back to this post to share the soulation once I figure out
Recommended threads
- Local appwrite run functions --user-id n...
Hi, I'm running into an issue when testing Appwrite functions locally with user impersonation. I'm using a self-hosted Appwrite instance and running functions ...
- Selfhosted Github App installation
I've followed this guide: https://appwrite.io/docs/advanced/self-hosting/configuration/version-control to connect GitHub to my self-hosted Appwrite instance (1....
- User ID case sensitivity
I see that through REST (and SDK as well), getting a user is not case sensitive. And even though documentation does not clearly state that it is, the wording "V...