not a passenger issue (was: Meteor Deploy giving error on Websocket connection)

[mariohmol]

Hi,

have a meteor projec, i'm trying to deploy and getting this error:

3205508….js?meteor_js_resource=true:57 WebSocket connection to 'ws://app.brigadistacivil.com.br/sockjs/361/ahglfyhe/websocket' failed: One or more reserved bits are on: reserved1 = 0, reserved2 = 1, reserved3 = 1

Here is more info: meteor/meteor#7802

Thanks

[OnixGH]

From your config it appears you are using the Apache integration mode. This will not work reliably. You can use either the standalone (Nginx) mode or run Passenger as a reverse proxy behind Apache.

Also, 4.0.19 is very old, the latest version is 5.0.30 which has a number of fixes for security issues as well as websockets.

[mariohmol]

As Meteor just work with websockets, shouldnt this docs be deleted?

https://www.phusionpassenger.com/library/deploy/apache/deploy/meteor/

Lost some days researching something that do not work.. but official docs says that works..

[OnixGH]

We have a warning up in the Passenger + Apache installation walkthrough, which you should encounter before getting to the doc you mentioned.

Nevertheless it is a good point, we're in the process of updating the Meteor-specific docs anyway and we'll look into this part as well. I created an issue on the passenger library tracker.

[mariohmol]

Some updates:

I had problem making this work on apache2.2 because of wstunnel is not supported, just by apache2.4 .

If you use passanger standalone works but if is a new meteor project with ionic2, you have to call the gulp build and copy www/ folder to a public/ folder inside the api/ folder.

Here is a link with a example project: https://github.com/mariohmol/brigadistas