Open Jackaroo05 opened 1 year ago
i got the same issue
I believe the issues are ngrok's fault. Did you try any other port forwarding
edit: I've now tried my own hosting directly and I'm getting the same issue, I guess we wait for a patch?
For which side? Frontend or backend?
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I belive the issues are ngrok's fault. Did you try any other port forwarding
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the backend, now the frontend works fine. but as you said before, 127.0.0.1:5757 and (I did test this) 127.0.0.1:5758 just give a "upgrade required". I don't really know why, but I'm still looking into the issue
edit: I'm going to try and change the version of nodejs I'm using and hopefully that works
edit: It did not work
the issue seems to persist from both windows 10 and 11. I guess I'm going to try it on Kali-Linux?
the issue seems to persist from both windows 10 and 11. I guess I'm going to try it on Kali-Linux?
Did it work?
the issue seems to persist from both windows 10 and 11. I guess I'm going to try it on Kali-Linux?
Did it work?
my wsl failed to function at all, and my main Linux machine doesn't have any kind of networking at all
I think this has something to do with ComputerCraft not allowing connections to localhost, to fix this you would have to modify your computercraft config file to allow localhost connections.
https://github.com/cc-tweaked/CC-Tweaked/discussions/626
Edit: Also the "upgrade required" is expected as port 5757 and 5758 are websockets, you can learn more about websockets here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Protocol_upgrade_mechanism
I think this has something to do with ComputerCraft not allowing connections to localhost, to fix this you would have to modify your computercraft config file to allow localhost connections.
Edit: Also the "upgrade required" is expected as port 5757 and 5758 are websockets, you can learn more about websockets here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Protocol_upgrade_mechanism
oh, its a websocket, alr guess more testing is gonna happen i dont really know much about websockets, the extent of my knowledge is funny pings go back and forth
okay so I can confirm that PrintedScript solved all my issues with the "upgrade required" and localhost, the only thing that isn't fixed is ngrok asking a turtle to proceed to the WebSocket.
edit: now I can mess with funni tutle
Hello, when I go to reboot the turtle after pastebin get startup, the turtle gets stuck on "Sleeping for 5 seconds before attempting reconnection" instead of the expected "Turtle Control OS, originally created by Ottomated. Modified by PrintedScript". Going to the Turtle Control Panel shows "No turtles are connected". When trying to access where the websocketServer is connecting to, in this case "localhost:5757", the website states "Upgrade Required". Linked is the video of the steps I took. Any help is appreciated. Thanks! https://youtu.be/-4EpiuixXvE