SignalK server 1.4.3: can't access page on localhost (RPI Bullseye)

[pmx]

Hi,

I use a Raspberry PI 4, with a ckean install of the latest Raspbian.

I just upgraded from SignalK server 1.4.2 to 1.4.3, and now, I get a blank page (but no error) at
http://localhost:3000

BUT

http://127.0.0.1:3000 and http:[::1]:3000 work as expected.

That's look really weird for me. My system is IP4 + IP6 enabled.

Anybody had the same problem ?
An explanation is welcome, too, I'm really curious to know what's happening here.

I completely reinstalled 1.4.2, but it still didn't work.
Finally I updated again to 1.4.3.
I modified the OpenPlotter/SignalK launcher in the Pi OS menu to use "127.0.0.1" instead of "localhost."

Pierre

[verkerkbr]

Originally Posted by pmx

Hi,

I use a Raspberry PI 4, with a ckean install of the latest Raspbian.

I just upgraded from SignalK server 1.4.2 to 1.4.3, and now, I get a blank page (but no error) at
Yacht Blogs - Create a free yacht or sailing blog

BUT

Yacht Blogs - Create a free yacht or sailing blog and http:[::1]:3000 work as expected.

That's look really weird for me. My system is IP4 + IP6 enabled.

Anybody had the same problem ?
An explanation is welcome, too, I'm really curious to know what's happening here.

I completely reinstalled 1.4.2, but it still didn't work.
Finally I updated again to 1.4.3.
I modified the OpenPlotter/SignalK launcher in the Pi OS menu to use "127.0.0.1" instead of "localhost."

Pierre

Is your SignalK server started ?

This can be done with: sudo signalk-server-setup (all no's)

Otherwise you can install a new version of the SignalK server with:

sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm signalk-server

And thereafter the setup instruction to get the server running at start.


Bram

[pmx]

Hi Bram,

yes, it is running and working as expected.
The only problem is that "localhost" is not anymore treated as "127.0.0.1".

P.S. I use Chromium, and my /etc/hosts file is OK.

Pierre.

[pmx]

HI,

I reply to myself :

Just reinstall another Debian Bullseye on a RPI 4x(this time 64 bits, but I don't think this is relevant).
Fresh SignalK install.
Everything works normally, as before.

Pierre.