The requested URL /manifest.json was not found on this server
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While configuring gcm using izooto, I've placed the files in the root folder and added the read permissions for all the users. But, the file is not accessible enter image description here
I'm using django, nginx on server. I've tried restarting the server.
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While configuring gcm using izooto, I've placed the files in the root folder and added the read permissions for all the users. But, the file is not accessible enter image description here
I'm using django, nginx on server. I've tried restarting the server.
django file-permissions
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But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
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While configuring gcm using izooto, I've placed the files in the root folder and added the read permissions for all the users. But, the file is not accessible enter image description here
I'm using django, nginx on server. I've tried restarting the server.
django file-permissions
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user2191329
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While configuring gcm using izooto, I've placed the files in the root folder and added the read permissions for all the users. But, the file is not accessible enter image description here
I'm using django, nginx on server. I've tried restarting the server.
django file-permissions
django file-permissions
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But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
– Daniel Roseman
2 days ago
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But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
– Daniel Roseman
2 days ago
But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
– Daniel Roseman
2 days ago
But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
– Daniel Roseman
2 days ago
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But what do you mean, you placed them in the 'root folder'? The root folder of what? Remember Django is an application framework, it does not serve files directly.
– Daniel Roseman
2 days ago