Hi - I was trying to hook up PortFusion with my local IPython notebook (port 8888) which is http+websocket based, and it didn't work.
So i tried Jenkins (http:8080) also on my laptop and it worked. Hence the command line and GCE VM firewall syntax etc should be all correctly configured.
To reproduce the issue:
PortFusion command line on my GCE VM (with port tcp:2000, 8080, 8888 all opened):
./portfusion ] 2000 [
PortFusion on local laptop (8080 for Jenkins CI, change to 8888 for IPython Notebook):
./PortFusion 8080 localhost - 2000 [ 8080
Then:
http://:8080 working and 8888 not working.
I'm sure IPython Notebook uses one port only for both HTTP and WebSocket communication. So just wondering if you have tested WebSocket in general? and if it works? I'll kick off another simpler node.js based websocket app to get it a try soon.
Thanks very much in advance!
cheers
charles
Hi - I was trying to hook up PortFusion with my local IPython notebook (port 8888) which is http+websocket based, and it didn't work.
So i tried Jenkins (http:8080) also on my laptop and it worked. Hence the command line and GCE VM firewall syntax etc should be all correctly configured.
To reproduce the issue:
PortFusion command line on my GCE VM (with port tcp:2000, 8080, 8888 all opened):
./portfusion ] 2000 [
PortFusion on local laptop (8080 for Jenkins CI, change to 8888 for IPython Notebook):
./PortFusion 8080 localhost - 2000 [ 8080
Then:
http://:8080 working and 8888 not working.
I'm sure IPython Notebook uses one port only for both HTTP and WebSocket communication. So just wondering if you have tested WebSocket in general? and if it works? I'll kick off another simpler node.js based websocket app to get it a try soon.
Thanks very much in advance!
cheers
charles