Hey Peter -
Having a new issue I wonder if you can help with.
When I change the code of my "sign_in.js" file, then go to the site, the old "Hello World" coming up. I'm betting I have something misconfigured. Hoping you are up for looking at this stuff:
ecosystem.config.js:
and for PM2, here's an image: clearsay.net/images/2019-09-05-pm2...
I'll also try to use their "upload image" option here that didn't work in the past for me.
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Did you already figured it out? I have not encountered this problem before. Maybe kill all the processes and just start the sign_in.js app and test what IIS is serving? You probably already tried it but I would start with the simplest case and try to get it to work.
Totally unrelated but you can name your applications in pm2 when you start them with the --name <app_name> parameter. It makes it easier to identify them.
Hey Peter -
I didn't. Then I realized - after having some other issues with Node.js and then studying Python some - that I would switch gears and learn Python instead. Proved to be easier to set up on Windows Server AND easier to write code in.
Thanks for checking in!
Scott
Hey Peter -
Having a new issue I wonder if you can help with.
When I change the code of my "sign_in.js" file, then go to the site, the old "Hello World" coming up. I'm betting I have something misconfigured. Hoping you are up for looking at this stuff:
ecosystem.config.js:
and for PM2, here's an image:
clearsay.net/images/2019-09-05-pm2...
I'll also try to use their "upload image" option here that didn't work in the past for me.
Did you already figured it out? I have not encountered this problem before. Maybe kill all the processes and just start the
sign_in.js
app and test what IIS is serving? You probably already tried it but I would start with the simplest case and try to get it to work.Totally unrelated but you can name your applications in pm2 when you start them with the
--name <app_name>
parameter. It makes it easier to identify them.The image upload worked.
Hey Peter -
I didn't. Then I realized - after having some other issues with Node.js and then studying Python some - that I would switch gears and learn Python instead. Proved to be easier to set up on Windows Server AND easier to write code in.
Thanks for checking in!
Scott
Hey @scottermonk I need to serve flask APIs on HTTPS in windows server. Can you help me ? I am unable to find any solution.