The SERVER_NAME config in example env shadows the possible IP addresses a machine may take. For example, if the local IP is 10.0.3.2 the SERVER_NAME parameter being set to localhost will shadow this and 404 error will be shown instead.
This setting should either be removed or a warning should be added in the docs as it can be quite painful to pin point what the issue is
I am working on this .
Refer to #4663
Is this active now as I can access this app at localhost:5000
Are you using SERVER_NAME in env?
Also, this is solved in Flask 1.0 so no need to fix this. This will be solved when #4674 is merged
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Also, this is solved in Flask 1.0 so no need to fix this. This will be solved when #4674 is merged
I guess we can close this now.
This is not yet solved @Kreijstal @bhaveshAn @srv-twry as apparently by recent inability to run server locally
I think it should just be removed from .env
Yes, its required to be removed from .env
Yes, will remove it.
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I am working on this .