'$PORT' is not a valid port number
project id: a2eac5c1-4b4c-42b9-81a4-673deebff50e/service/b12c5811-0c8f-4703-91bd-265cc6743d17
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pastebin of docker file https://pastebin.com/H27TRPXe
start command being run:
poetry run gunicorn project.app:app -b 0.0.0.0:$PORT --threads 12
I have a similar start command for a different project of mine, but that other project has no docker file. I think there is some issue w/ the final command accidentally having the $PORT variable escaped?
Any suggestions?Pastebin
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a2eac5c1-4b4c-42b9-81a4-673deebff50e,b12c5811-0c8f-4703-91bd-265cc6743d17To fix this, you have to ensure that your app is exposing the port that Railway expects. You can set the port that Railway expects by setting the PORT environment variable to a 4 digit number (usually 3000, 8000, 8080). Once you've done that, set the port that your app is exposed on. This is usually done through a PORT variable in your code.
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^ tried that experimental but it seems that the request hangs for ~10s then times out
attempting port 3000 now after doing 8000
doesnt gunicorn listen on 0.0.0.0 and $PORT by default?
I don't believe it listens on $PORT
but I will attempt removing that part
you are correct, shows what I know
I've been using it that way for years