❔ Blazor communicate with WebAPI on localhost server
Hello,
I want to start making a staging environment for my application, I got a WebAPI ready and working, and I installed it on a ubuntu server in my local network. But when I am calling it from Blazor, I am getting an
Error: System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException: The SSL connection could not be established. It works well when I run both API and Blazor on my computer. I have configured NGINX, I can call the API from a browser, first by IP address, then I added it to a DNS on a local domain, it works like that too. I created a self-signed certificate. Because certbot doesn't work for .local domains and IP addresses. But I somehow can't really make it all work together. Sometimes the API works when I add the port it runs on, so it has no certificate, other times it works via the NGINX, when I just enter the address without ports, and shows the certificate in the browser I created, but Blazor still shows the same error. I probably messed up everything by now, so I am looking for a good guide on how to run an API on a Ubuntu server, so that it is exposed on port 80 and 443, and that Blazor can communicate with it.7 Replies
Not using Docker, I assume?
not using docker
And this is web assembly?
Also assuming it's purely an SSL issue. Have you tried disabling SSL to make sure it's isolated to something certificate related?
Blazor ServerSide
Disable SSL where? In Blazor? In the API?
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