traccar/traccar-web, port 3000 Unable to connect to traccar client tunneled through ngrok

Sathila3 months ago

Screenshot 2024-08-28 232100.png I started the traccar web npm and tunneled through ngrok and installed that link in the traccar client sever link but my 'https://localhost:3000/' web shows that the device is offline. I have done a network link but it didn't work, please help me with this

Anton Tananaev3 months ago

We have some troubleshooting guides you should check.

Sathila3 months ago

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sir, I have changed the port but it shows an error like this. I think my 5055 port is listening. The same java.exe in 'C:\Program Files\Traccar\jre\bin'. When I stop it, 'http://localhost:8082' is disabled.

Anton Tananaev3 months ago

I don't understand what you're doing. It seems like you're mixing up the web app debug port with the device port.

Sathila3 months ago

How I fix it sir

Sathila3 months ago

Sir I set port 3000 in traccar web. How do I then install it through the network link '➜ Network: https://192.168.51.149:3000/' to the traccar client on android correctly. I installed this '192.168.51.149:3000' sever link in traccar client but it didn't work. What is the reason for this? How do I connect this to port 5055?

Anton Tananaev3 months ago

You have to have Traccar backend running and listening on the port 5055. It's completely unrelated to the web app.

Sathila3 months ago

I opened port 5055 and gave '➜ Network: https://192.168.8.195:3000/' in Traccar client sever URL. But it doesn't work sir

Anton Tananaev3 months ago

It won't work. Why do expect it to work? I told you several times that web port is completely unrelated to the backend device ports.

Sathila3 months ago

Thank you so much for your guidance. I was a bit confused about the web and device ports, but your help has made everything clear. I truly appreciate your assistance!