4 months ago
My Flask/gunicorn app deploys successfully and starts cleanly (I can see "Listening at 0.0.0.0:8080" in deploy logs and "DATABASE: init_db() succeeded"), but every HTTP request returns a 502. I've tried: binding to $PORT explicitly in railway.toml, hardcoding port 8080, using a Procfile, and the app passes its own /health check locally. The app has been deployed at episodeengine.com. Project ID: 329e2f02-6deb-48c4-bf09-63987aede0fc.
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4 months ago
Something I'd try is to explicitly make your application listen on port 3000 and set the port your domain si mapped to on 3000 as well.
Then access the link from an incognito browser to minimize caching issues.
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Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway • 4 months ago
4 months ago
Something I'd try is to explicitly make your application listen on port 3000 and set the port your domain si mapped to on 3000 as well.
Then access the link from an incognito browser to minimize caching issues.
Status changed to Awaiting User Response sam-a • 4 months ago
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Something I'd try is to explicitly make your application listen on port 3000 and set the port your domain si mapped to on 3000 as well. Then access the link from an incognito browser to minimize caching issues.
4 months ago
That totally worked! Thank you SO MUCH. I sure wish I'd asked here before dinking around alllllllll daaaaaaaaay with this thing.
Status changed to Solved juliaklineai • 4 months ago