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Hi @heroxbd, crowdAI was built to run on Heroku, but it is a standard Rails app so should be configurable to run on a VPS. It seems like something is not configured correctly on the server, can I suggest reviewing this guide.
Also, you might do well to ask this question over at AIcrowd, where there is more active development underway on a fork of crowdAI.
That is very interesting you are running a crowdAI instance. Can you tell us about it?
Hi @heroxbd, crowdAI was built to run on Heroku, but it is a standard Rails app so should be configurable to run on a VPS. It seems like something is not configured correctly on the server, can I suggest reviewing this guide.
I see. I am going to have a standard Rails apps reverse proxy.
Also, you might do well to ask this question over at AIcrowd, where there is more active development underway on a fork of crowdAI.
What's the relations between AIcrowd and crowdAI? What will happen to crowdAI?
That is very interesting you are running a crowdAI instance. Can you tell us about it?
Sure, we are running it for a neutrino data analysis contest at Tsinghua University, Beijing. The site is available via IPv6 at https://data-contest.net9.org or a (somewhat slow) reverse proxy at https://dc.airelinux.org.
I am trying to have a reverse proxy (with a different domain name) to our crowdAI site. But by adding a simple nginx reverse proxy site, e.g.
But the site gives
unverified_request
error:Is there some documentation to build a reverse proxy for a crowdAI site?
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