hosting application on railway. urls not resolving. when I click this is what I see.
bb-staff
HOBBYOP

6 months ago

$10 Bounty

5 Replies

bb-staff
HOBBYOP

6 months ago

N/A


bb-staff
HOBBYOP

6 months ago

I dont know how to find the project ID


sam_sd
HOBBY

6 months ago

Hey! For the Project ID in Railway, you can find it by:

  1. Opening your project in the Railway dashboard.

  2. Going to Settings → scroll down to the General section.

  3. You’ll see the “Project ID” listed there — you can copy it.

Also, when you say “URLs not resolving,” do you mean the public domain Railway gives you isn’t loading, or a custom domain you added? That will help us figure out if it’s a DNS or app issue.


clashing
HOBBY

6 months ago

bb-staff, if your deployed application is a server, it must be listening to a port that you must have defined in the server's configuration file. Assume it is 7700 for you. Then ,once you add the service to your Railway project, select the service, go to SETTINGS -> Public Networking -> Generate Public Domain (and provide the correct port number there). Once that matches with your configuration, then it would be able to serve the files that you have added.

I hope that helped. If you have already done that, please provide the public endpoint.


clashing

bb-staff, if your deployed application is a server, it must be listening to a port that you must have defined in the server's configuration file. Assume it is 7700 for you. Then ,once you add the service to your Railway project, select the service, go to SETTINGS -> Public Networking -> Generate Public Domain (and provide the correct port number there). Once that matches with your configuration, then it would be able to serve the files that you have added. I hope that helped. If you have already done that, please provide the public endpoint.

clashing
HOBBY

6 months ago

Any update, bb-staff


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