On the Trace page (/#trace), selecting my nearest repeater and clicking "Send trace" results in "Method Not Allowed". Log shows:
"POST /api/radio/trace HTTP/1.1" 405 Method Not Allowed
On the Trace page (/#trace), selecting my nearest repeater and clicking "Send trace" results in "Method Not Allowed". Log shows:
```
"POST /api/radio/trace HTTP/1.1" 405 Method Not Allowed
```
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Hmm, is your backend restarted? I'm unable to replicate this and the other issue you opened on latest main. Try pulling everything, rebuilding frontend, and trying again. Sounds a lot like a fresh frontend on an old backend.
Hmm, is your backend restarted? I'm unable to replicate this and the other issue you opened on latest main. Try pulling everything, rebuilding frontend, and trying again. Sounds a lot like a fresh frontend on an old backend.
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Sorry, it's working. I was using the incorrect one-liner in my bash history to pull, build, and restart and had the restart missing from it. I have it in a bash script now to prevent that in the future.
Sorry, it's working. I was using the incorrect one-liner in my bash history to pull, build, and restart and had the restart missing from it. I have it in a bash script now to prevent that in the future.
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On the Trace page (/#trace), selecting my nearest repeater and clicking "Send trace" results in "Method Not Allowed". Log shows:
Hmm, is your backend restarted? I'm unable to replicate this and the other issue you opened on latest main. Try pulling everything, rebuilding frontend, and trying again. Sounds a lot like a fresh frontend on an old backend.
I pulled and rebuild right before finding these issues, but I will do it again
And not just a pull and rebuild, but restarting your backend server.
Sorry, it's working. I was using the incorrect one-liner in my bash history to pull, build, and restart and had the restart missing from it. I have it in a bash script now to prevent that in the future.