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999 means that Netty can't parse the HTTP response at all. It's probably worth seeing if you connect to the server using another websocket client (for instance, the browser). If so, can you post the library/code you're using to create a websocket, and I can try to debug. |
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Are you connecting to a HTTPS websocket server instead of a HTTP one? Try using |
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local ws, err = http.websocket("ws://ipaddress:port")
if not ws then
print(err)
else
ws.send("hello")
end
ws.close()
im using a linode linux server with a java websocket server on it
the java logs that the client is connecting but my turtle gives me an error Getting invalid handshake response getStatus 999 unknown
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