server resource pack could not be applied #1

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piebaker · 2023-08-25T12:36:20+02:00

piebaker commented

2023-08-25 12:36:20 +02:00

Not sure what to do about this, Dynres loads the pack correctly, and manually visiting the URL links it correctly

![image](/attachments/d7e2ca17-5f55-4e5e-a419-e8fe6b40d572) Not sure what to do about this, Dynres loads the pack correctly, and manually visiting the URL links it correctly

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Johannes commented

2023-08-30 11:06:58 +02:00

DynRes, while quite simple in itself, allows for rather complicated configurations, making this impossible to reproduce without any other information (my test setup works).
How is your server hosted? Is the port opened to the public? Are you using a proxy like nginx? Have you configured that properly with libjf-web? What is your config for dynres and libjf-web?
Without further information, I can't really help you debug this.

PS: Sorry for responding so late, I seem to have overlooked this when you posted it and came across it again today.

DynRes, while quite simple in itself, allows for rather complicated configurations, making this impossible to reproduce without any other information (my test setup works). How is your server hosted? Is the port opened to the public? Are you using a proxy like nginx? Have you configured that properly with libjf-web? What is your config for dynres and libjf-web? Without further information, I can't really help you debug this. PS: Sorry for responding so late, I seem to have overlooked this when you posted it and came across it again today.

piebaker commented

2023-08-31 10:31:24 +02:00

No worries on the late reply, turns out it was classical user error.

piebaker closed this issue

2023-08-31 10:31:27 +02:00

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Reference: JfMods/DynRes#1