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That means it's returning false? Unauthorised.
Check you actually pass the checks in the channel for that broadcast.
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Apr 24, 2018
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"broadcasting/auth" returns empty response to laravel echo over 443 (SSL)
The authentication on the private channel is working fine on my localhost (port 80) - it's returning a json like {'auth' : 'longstringasdasdasd'} and notifications work fine.
On the live site however, where everything is https, the "broadcasting/auth" route returns an empty response. The response header says Content Length : 0
Not sure which way to go and what to look for. Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
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Hi bashy,
I tried your idea and changed the code in channels.php to automatically return true no matter what:
Broadcast::channel('users.{id}', function ($user, $user_id) {
return true;
// return (int) $user->uid === (int) $user_id;
});
And I still get the same zero character response.
Level 65
Hmm strange. Must be something else then. Worth a try!
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@bashy thanks! Still have not solved it yet.
Level 1
Solved. This had nothing to do with https. I accidentally replaced the .env file on the server with an older version of .env that didn't have the proper information :| Rookie mistake
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Level 8
I also got an empty 200 response. In my .env on production I forgot to set the BROADCAST_DRIVER to pusher... Google and this post set me in the right direction :).
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My exact problem was the same. I had been struggling with AI for 48 hours, and it kept giving me useless answers while I tried all sorts of things, but nothing worked. Now I realized I had forgotten to take the BROADCAST_DRIVER value from the log and set it to “reverb.” Such a simple and funny mistake ended up delaying the whole project. Thanks for the reminder and for solving the issue.
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Laravel 12
BROADCAST_CONNECTION=reverb
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