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Local Instance of Web-Maker

Open faraz2023 opened this issue 7 years ago • 5 comments

Question

Hi,

We have been trying to run a local instance of Web-Maker with yarn. Application compiles successfully and says that it is running on the local server. However, I get the error that site cannot be reached.

Thanks for the help

@titaniumbones Any suggestions?

faraz2023 avatar Nov 12 '18 19:11 faraz2023

I'm seeing the same thing on my system (GNOME on Arch Linux, npm 8.11.1 using nvm). yarn run dev tells me the server is running:

Compiled successfully!

You can view the application in browser.

Local:            http://localhost:8080
On Your Network:  http://192.168.0.36:8080

telnet localhost 8080 seems to make a new connection but no further commands (e.g. GET /index.html) are successful. I see that the devscript is really running preact watch --template src/index.html --https --no-prerender. I don't know anything about preact -- is there some way to get more detailed error messages? Thank you!

titaniumbones avatar Nov 13 '18 00:11 titaniumbones

ok, hmm, it seems like for me at least the error may be specific to Firefox. Oddly, if I enter https://localhost:8080 I am allowed to proceed after clicking through the standard unsafe https warning.

In chrome I have no issues starting up.

titaniumbones avatar Nov 13 '18 00:11 titaniumbones

Seems like Firefox is blocking invalid https certificate on your end. You can also skip the compilation all-together and simply serve the app/ folder over https. It's the compiled app.

chinchang avatar Nov 13 '18 09:11 chinchang

Hi! I'm also facing this issue with Chrome (version 70.0). Is there any way to serve it well on any browser? (I get the error code SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG while accessing https://localhost:8080/app)

maximelafarie avatar Dec 07 '18 10:12 maximelafarie

I have read somewhere that this could be due to some antivirus installed. Could you try after disabling your antivirus, if any.

chinchang avatar Dec 09 '18 11:12 chinchang