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Shiny.port error #103
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maybe I am having this issue, when I use more than 1 worker ports collide:
using this Docker command: I get this error:
And it does it in loop. Any clues? Many thanks |
@abrahammbs93 is this happening to you on windows? This is an issue that happens (a little un-predictibly) on windows. I think the answer is creating some sort of randomness. This is definetely a bug |
i actually get it in also in ubuntu (AWS EC2 machine):
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I see that both apps are starting on port 8180. I'm betting this is not a coincidence, do you have this port hard coded somewhere in your app code? This sounds related to the issue related to static ports. (#50) |
@abrahammbs93 I created a new issue #159 to continue the conversation |
My code is like this:
I tried without using in the docker command any ports (which eventually would be a problem for the EC2 port) but I had the same issue. |
I noticed that faucet is telling shiny to use the correct ports. Notice these two lines on the logs you provided:
That means somewhere in the code there is an explicit declarations to set the option |
You were right, the shiny.options (in the .Rprofile that the company imposes) had the port fixed there. |
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