CloudLink - A powerful websocket extension

munkon11

hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?

hf3i05

munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?

It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

MikeDEV

hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browsers doesn't like connecting to a INSECURE we socket connection (ws

/), when it expects a SECURE websocket connection (wss

/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:

python server.py
pause

And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.

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MikeDEV

I have opened up a thread on GitHub's issues pages. Feel free to report your errors (in detail) so I can figure out what's wrong. https://github.com/MikeDev101/cloudlink/issues/6#issue-661089995

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DabDatBass

MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browsers doesn't like connecting to a INSECURE we socket connection (ws/), when it expects a SECURE websocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.

how do i make a .bat file? use Visual Studio Code or GitHub?

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hf3i05

DabDatBass wrote:
MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browsers doesn't like connecting to a INSECURE we socket connection (ws/), when it expects a SECURE websocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.
how do i make a .bat file? use Visual Studio Code or GitHub?

Open Notepad (on Windows) or textEditor (on macOS), copy and paste that code, and then hit Save, but don't press Done. Instead, type .bat at the end of the file name, and then hit Done.

DabDatBass

hf3i05 wrote:
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k, now what do i do?

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MikeDEV

DabDatBass wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
~SUPER BEEG SNIP~
k, now what do i do?

If you've done the steps @hf3i05 said, you should be able to just double-click on the file to run it.

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Doesn't work fo me

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hf3i05

DabDatBass wrote:
“the command prompt was disabled by your administrator. press any key to continue…”

Do you use a school computer?

hf3i05

hf3i05 wrote:
DabDatBass wrote:
MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browsers doesn't like connecting to a INSECURE we socket connection (ws/), when it expects a SECURE websocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.
how do i make a .bat file? use Visual Studio Code or GitHub?
Open Notepad (on Windows) or textEditor (on macOS), copy and paste that code, and then hit Save, but don't press Done. Instead, type .bat at the end of the file name, and then hit Done.

If you use Linux, use Linux's text editor (I forgot its name).

DabDatBass

SNIP wrote:
~snippy~
python server.py
pause
~snop~

Now I use chromebook…
My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 12607.82.0, Chrome 79.0.3945.123, Flash 32.0 (release 0)

Last edited by DabDatBass (July 22, 2020 14:46:58)

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hf3i05

MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
Hi, I'm using CloudLink, but whenever I try to connect it fails, what can I be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browser doesn't like connecting to an INSECURE WebSocket connection (ws/) when it expects a SECURE WebSocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.

Hmm.. still doesn't work.

MikeDEV

hf3i05 wrote:
MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
Hi, I'm using CloudLink, but whenever I try to connect it fails, what can I be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browser doesn't like connecting to an INSECURE WebSocket connection (ws/) when it expects a SECURE WebSocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.
Hmm.. still doesn't work.

Ok… What is your system info?
(OS name, version/build #/distro, RAM, User account type)

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hf3i05

MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
Hi, I'm using CloudLink, but whenever I try to connect it fails, what can I be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browser doesn't like connecting to an INSECURE WebSocket connection (ws/) when it expects a SECURE WebSocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.
Hmm.. still doesn't work.

Ok… What is your system info?
(OS name, version/build #/distro, RAM, User account type)

Operating system: Linux Ubuntu 20.04 ‘Focal Fossa’
Browser: Opera 70.0.3728.71
RAM: 7.3 GiB (this was pasted here directly from About in Ubuntu's settings app, and I have no idea what GiB is)
User account type: Administrator user account

Last edited by hf3i05 (Aug. 19, 2020 16:40:46)

DabDatBass

My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 13020.87.0, Chrome 83.0.4103.119, Flash 32.0 (release 0) (and bump)

HELLO!
Welcome to my siggy! CTRL + SHIFT + DOWN to see more of it
But more importantly, stay safe and wear a mask *enter mask here*

My Siggy Protectors: (o_o :: #ff0000) (0w0 :: #00aaff) ($ o $ :: #adadad) (q-q :: #00abbb) (uwu :: #aaffba) (:3 :: #FFA500) (l - l :: #0FBD8C):: custom

hf3i05

MikeDEV wrote:
hf3i05 wrote:
munkon11 wrote:
hi, i'm using cloudlink, but whenever i try to connect it fails, what can i be doing wrong?
It's an issue that me, DabDatBass, and a lot of other people are having. Maybe it has something to do with the security settings, but I'm not sure.

I'm not sure, it works fine for me on Windows 10, version 1909, with Python 3.0. It might be missing packages. I probably need to check that. Other than that, the only other problem is either port 3000 is being used or the web browsers doesn't like connecting to a INSECURE we socket connection (ws/), when it expects a SECURE websocket connection (wss/).

If you use Windows, create a .bat file with the following:
python server.py
pause
And copy back the results here.

As for Linux or macOS, I'm not sure.

Oh, wait - I think it wasn't working because I don't have Python 3 installed. I'll install it and see if it works.

DabDatBass

My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 13099.102.0, Chrome 84.0.4147.127, Flash 32.0 (release 0)

yea chromeos

HELLO!
Welcome to my siggy! CTRL + SHIFT + DOWN to see more of it
But more importantly, stay safe and wear a mask *enter mask here*

My Siggy Protectors: (o_o :: #ff0000) (0w0 :: #00aaff) ($ o $ :: #adadad) (q-q :: #00abbb) (uwu :: #aaffba) (:3 :: #FFA500) (l - l :: #0FBD8C):: custom

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