The config does not match the setup guide in the documentation, but I think it was just moved to the legacy section.
Config:
legacy:
remote-server:
# Use the legacy remote server (for react remote)
enable-react-remote-server: true
# The port to bind to when the remote server is enabled. This cannot be your
# server port or an already used port.
remote-port: 8128
the user is set up in remote-users per the setup and I am connecting via the LAN IP of the server on port 8128. The first time I set it up and clicked connect, it connected fine. I clicked on the console tab and I got the "error connecting" popup shortly after. I cannot reconnect now.
console with stack trace
[23:30:50] [React Reactor/INFO]: [React Server]: Loading Remote Users
[23:30:50] [React Reactor/INFO]: [React Server]: Loaded User: asweetoldman
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: Exception in thread "React Legacy Remote Server"
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: com.volmit.react.util.JSONException: JSON does not allow non-finite numbers.
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: at com.volmit.react.util.JSONObject.testValidity(JSONObject.java:1726)
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: at com.volmit.react.util.JSONObject.put(JSONObject.java:1431)
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: at com.volmit.react.legacy.server.PacketResponse.put(PacketResponse.java:24)
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: at com.volmit.react.legacy.server.ReactServer.handleCommand(ReactServer.java:174)
[23:31:14] [React Legacy Remote Server/WARN]: at com.volmit.react.legacy.server.ReactServer.run(ReactServer.java:122)
The config does not match the setup guide in the documentation, but I think it was just moved to the legacy section.
Config:
the user is set up in remote-users per the setup and I am connecting via the LAN IP of the server on port 8128. The first time I set it up and clicked connect, it connected fine. I clicked on the console tab and I got the "error connecting" popup shortly after. I cannot reconnect now.
console with stack trace
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