Hi everyone! I have a chat app live and some users haven’t been able to connect to their socket. At first I thought it was my frontend code but I changed things and still doesn’t connect for this user and probably others (it works for me and other users) this is where I make the socket connection…

You should show your user_socket.ex file… it would be easier.

Sorry my bad @kokolegorille defmodule PelableWeb.UserSocket do use Phoenix.Socket alias Pelable.Repo alias Pelable.Users.User channel "chat:*", PelableWeb.ChatChannel channel "chat_notification:*", PelableWeb.ChatNotificationChannel channel "chat_presence", PelableWeb.PresenceChannel …

[image] csisnett: Phoenix.Token.verify(socket, "secret ", token, max_age: 86400) The token You are passing is not a real token… is that on purpose? Parameters: %{"token" => "same token", "vsn" => "2.0.0"}

That’s not the actual token I see, I just thought it would be insecure to share it? @kokolegorille

[image] csisnett: Phoenix.Token.verify(socket, "secret ", token, max_age: 86400) I use the Endpoint to sign my token, not the socket… not sure it changes something… Those are helpers I am using to sign and verify token. def sign(user), do: Phoenix.Token.sign(Endpoint, @salt, %{id: user.id,…

When you use Endpoint you mean it like Phoenix.Endpoint or MyAppWeb.Endpoint? [image] kokolegorille: Also I am not sure it is efficient to make db query with token… it should contain your identity already. That’s true I’ll change that :sweat_smile:

[image] csisnett: MyAppWeb.Endpoint? I mean this one (I aliased mine)

Right, I’ll try using an endpoint instead to see if that helps thanks! @kokolegorille

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csisnett October 14, 2019, 12:23pm 7

When you use Endpoint you mean it like Phoenix.Endpoint or MyAppWeb.Endpoint?

That’s true I’ll change that