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jkarneges
commented on August 25, 2024
Hmm, is the client actually connecting to Pushpin?
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thelotusflower
commented on August 25, 2024
Could you please explain how can I make sure that a client has connected to Pushpin? I thought it's grip middleware concern to connect clients to Pushpin?
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jkarneges
commented on August 25, 2024
Pushpin is a proxy server that must be placed in front of the app, for clients to connect through. Then the app publishes messages to Pushpin. By default, Pushpin listens for client connections on port 7999 and routes them according to the routes file.
I suggest changing the nginx config for the events path to route to pushpin:7999.
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thelotusflower
commented on August 25, 2024
Oh I got it all wrong. I thought that Pushping is used as communication layer between processes and grip middleware actually connects clients. Thanks for clarification I got it working so I'm closing this issue.
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