You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
not sure how to start with this. so i have an app that is spawned via a container in juptyerhub. it spins up a web application based off meteor.js. after fiddling with some statics and kubernetes ingress routing i am able to get the app up....
so in jupyterhub, i go:
https://jupyter-dev/user/ytl/proxy/39000/
and it mostly loads up.
the issue is that it also needs a websocket connection. unfortunately, it seems to want to use:
https://jupyter-dev/sockjs/info?cb=mg0uu3ucnl
is there a way i can configure the proxy to look at the cookie to determine that /sockjs should be redirected to the the spawned container?
This would be due to sockjs using the wrong url path, and not something that CHP should be dealikng with. Instead of /sockjs it should be using /user/ytl/sockjs. In a Jupyter application, this prefix is called base_url and available from state/env/configuration. Can you tell where the sockjs code is creating its url? That's what needs to be updated.
not sure how to start with this. so i have an app that is spawned via a container in juptyerhub. it spins up a web application based off meteor.js. after fiddling with some statics and kubernetes ingress routing i am able to get the app up....
so in jupyterhub, i go:
and it mostly loads up.
the issue is that it also needs a websocket connection. unfortunately, it seems to want to use:
is there a way i can configure the proxy to look at the cookie to determine that
/sockjs
should be redirected to the the spawned container?this may be related to issue 90
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: