Node JS Chat Drupal (No active sessions for uid: 1)

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I have a problem with the installation. I installed Node.JS on my root server, started the server.js with no errors.

When i refresh the page with the chat, sometimes it is able to create a channel, sometimes i get the error "could not create channel". Node gives me the following debug output while i refresh the page:

Successfully added channel 'Chat__node_1' setContentToken: message { token: 'ABfSaj9iB7rY7efYEPOp4v1CddJtTCE_uVnoTRUiKiA', channel: 'Chat__node_1', notifyOnDisconnect: true } setContentToken ABfSaj9iB7rY7efYEPOp4v1CddJtTCE_uVnoTRUiKiA for channel Chat__node_1 publishMessageToContentChannel: message { broadcast: false, channel: 'Chat__node_1', callback: 'nodejsChatUserOnlineHandler', data: { chatroom: 'Chat__node_1', name: 'citycamcheck', subject: 'New user connected', body: 'User citycamcheck has entered the chat', user: { uid: '1', name: 'citycamcheck', picture: '0' } }, clientSocketId: '' } getNodejsSessionIdsFromUid { uid: '1', sessionIds: [] } No active sessions for uid: 1

Also Chrome console tells me:

GET http://localhost:8080/socket.io/socket.io.js net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED citycamcheck.de/:58

My nodejs.config.js is:

/** * This configuration file was built using the 'Node.js server configuration builder'. * For a more fully commented example see the file nodejs.config.js.example in the root of this module */ backendSettings = { "scheme":"http", "host":"localhost", "port":8080, "key":"/path/to/key/file", "cert":"/path/to/cert/file", "resource":"/socket.io", "publishUrl":"publish", "serviceKey":"", "backend":{ "port":80, "host":"localhost", "messagePath":"/nodejs/message"}, "clientsCanWriteToChannels":true, "clientsCanWriteToClients":true, "extensions":["nodejs_chat.module.js"], "debug":true, "transports":["websocket", "flashsocket", "htmlfile",</code> "xhr-polling", "jsonp-polling"], "jsMinification":true, "jsEtag":true, "logLevel":1};

I already tried to reinstall node.js, with no changes. Running it on Debian 7.5. Do you have any ideas, or at least where to start searching ?

Yours

Daniel

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