That appears to indicate that the URL for the autoload script cannot be loaded. That could be either because:
* the request reached the bokeh server, but the bokeh server decided to reject it
* the request never reached the bokeh server at all
If it is the former, there will be some kind of error message in the Bokeh server log stating why it rejected the request. If there is nothing in the Bokeh server logs, then it is some network configuration issue, preventing the request from reaching the server at all. In that case I can't really speculate further, however.
Thanks for response, I add this:
allow_websocket_origin=[“127...*:8011”] ob bokeh server.
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and the problem is fixed.
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On Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at 9:52:22 AM UTC-6, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
That appears to indicate that the URL for the autoload script cannot be loaded. That could be either because:
the request reached the bokeh server, but the bokeh server decided to reject it
the request never reached the bokeh server at all
If it is the former, there will be some kind of error message in the Bokeh server log stating why it rejected the request. If there is nothing in the Bokeh server logs, then it is some network configuration issue, preventing the request from reaching the server at all. In that case I can’t really speculate further, however.