Using domain name in ROOT_URL cause websocket issue

[minyixiecc]

I have an issue on using the cluster which cause websocket handshake failing.

I set the ROOT_URL = "http://domain-name" (example, http://www.xyz.com.au), and set endpoint in a options object in code before cluster.register:

var options = { endpoint: "ip-address:port"}

For example, endpoit:"192.168.2.1:80".

After I run meteor, the websocket handshake fails. If I use ip address to ROOT_URL, everything works fine.

I also tries ROOT_URL = "http://domain-name:port" but no luck.

If you have any clue, please let me know. Thank you for your help.

[MasterJames]

Endpoint has an N missing you have endpoit maybe that is the issue?

[minyixiecc]

@MasterJames Thank you but that is "point" in my code.

[MasterJames]

Ah good. So can you access the port from the target machine?
You can use SSH or even docker exec with bash or even curl directly to see if it's blocked by firewall rules or something?

[minyixiecc]

Yes, i can access it using SSH. My server is on aws, ec2 instance. I set
the port, 80 to be open to all traffic.
On 18 Mar 2016 1:41 pm, "Master James" [email protected] wrote:

Ah good. So can you access the port from the target machine?
You can use SSH or even docker exec with bash or even curl directly to see
if it's blocked by firewall rules or something?

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