Railway•17mo ago

Unable to hit private service

One of my apps is logging the following:

{"time":"2023-07-28T09:03:40.20473826Z","level":"ERROR","msg":"unable to track user","error":"failed to do POST to http://users.railway.internal/users/2300932: Put \"http://users.railway.internal/users/2300932\": dial tcp [fd12:a473:f643::3b:ff48:63a0]:80: connect: connection refused","username":"manzanit0"}

{"time":"2023-07-28T09:03:40.20473826Z","level":"ERROR","msg":"unable to track user","error":"failed to do POST to http://users.railway.internal/users/2300932: Put \"http://users.railway.internal/users/2300932\": dial tcp [fd12:a473:f643::3b:ff48:63a0]:80: connect: connection refused","username":"manzanit0"}

The service does exist (see screenshot) AND this broke overnight; as in, no changes there. The error message is confusing because it mentiones both a POST and a PUT, but ignore that. That's just a typo in the actual log.

5 Replies

Percy•17mo ago

Project ID: 4422bada-2d1e-4333-b644-ccf8d3033e95

manzanit0OP•17mo ago

4422bada-2d1e-4333-b644-ccf8d3033e95

Brody•17mo ago

what port is this users service listening on

manzanit0OP•15mo ago

Hey! Sorted this out – I wasn't aware that we had to set the port. In my mind the users.railway.internal DNS leveraged the port provided in the PORT env var. It's all good now.

Brody•15mo ago

yep this is a local network so you need to specify the port in the url the same way you would when you run your service locally

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