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We cannot suggest anything without server logs, HTTP response information and a code snippet that demonstrates how connection is made.
426 suggests that the client did not perform WebSocket connection upgrade as expected. RabbitMQ 3.7.x uses a newer version of Cowboy, an embedded HTTP server, which can be more strict than previous versions.
This plugin has a set of examples that can be tried on a running node.
From Cowboy 2 release notes:
«A 426 response will now be sent when a handler requires the client to upgrade to Websocket and the request did not include the required headers…»
Without knowing what the client is and what it does we cannot suggest what headers may be missing (and why).
Getting a 426 HTTP error on http://our_server_address:15674/ws after upgrading to RabbitMQ 3.7.8.
This worked on previous version (3.6.x) on the same server. Webstomp used to work fine, it only doesn't work, since the upgrade. We are using the official Bitnami HA docker image. The stomp and webstomp plugins show as enabled in CLI.
If we bypass Nginx, same issue.
Very perplexed on day 2. Any helpful suggestions? Also tried various other ports.