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It looks like your configuration is almost correct. However, there are a few changes and considerations that might solve your issue.
In your supervisor configuration for server_interface, the Daphne command could be:
command=/home/urban/bin/daphne -u /home/urban/run/daphne.sock yourapp.asgi:channel_layer
This will make Daphne bind to the Unix socket file /home/urban/run/daphne.sock instead of binding to 127.0.0.1:8000.
/home/urban/run/daphne.sock should have the appropriate file permissions so that NGINX and Daphne can read and write to it. You might need to change the ownership and group of this file to match the user running Daphne and NGINX. You can use the chown command to do this:- sudo chown nginx:nginx /home/urban/run/daphne.sock
Make sure you replace nginx:nginx with the actual user and group running Daphne and NGINX.
Nginx Configuration: In your Nginx configuration, you have defined the location for websocket connections as /ws/, which means only requests with a path that starts with /ws/ will be handled by Daphne. However, you might want to check the path you are using in your Django Channels routing. If your Django Channels routing uses a different path, you will need to update the location in the Nginx configuration to match.
Django Channels Routing: Make sure the notification_urlpatterns in your routing.py match the path you are trying to access through the websockets. For example, if you have a route defined as url(r'^/ws/notifications/$', ...) in notification_urlpatterns, it should match the /ws/ path defined in the Nginx configuration.
Check Logs: If you are still encountering issues, check the log files for any error messages. The NGINX logs are located at /home/urban/logs/, as defined in your NGINX configuration. The Daphne and worker logs would be wherever you configured them to be in your supervisor configuration. These logs should provide more information about what’s going wrong.