I have a docker container/image running, on my local machine, this works fine, when starting it up on my droplet I don’t receive the callback I normally receive. It’s a Twitch callback, it goes in two parts, I make a call, which is logging out to say I made the call to them successfully, but I don’t receive the callback from Twitch into my container.
Twitch call me back at an address like this: http://142.93.47.190/api/twitch/callback The docker-compose file has a port mapping of 4001:4001 (the app starts up on 4001)
but that doesn’t seem to come through, I tried temporarily disabling my firewall as well, no luck.
Any ideas for how to receive calls into the droplet, are there any specific setup needed before i can do this?
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Hi,
It looks like you need to start up the container on port 80:4001.
Either that or change the callback address to http://142.93.47.190:4001/api/twitch/callback.
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