Solution 401 & 429 Error about project_openai_codex

[MackGrissom]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing that, @crocmons I'll give it a try now and will report back.

[bhavesh1129]

Initially, I am getting the same error i.e. Error 429 but later on, optimizing my code the error changed to 401, tried to debug several times but still facing the same error, Any suggestions?

Here's the hosted link: https://codex-mauve-theta.vercel.app/

[crocmons]

@MackGrissom @bhavesh1129
401 Issue Solved:
Make sure that your Server folder has no gitignore file the gitignore file should be on the root folder..
then deploy the server to render.com and add also your environment key into the Environment Variable.
Now Update your fetch URL on the client side by adding your back-end render deploy URL
then open your terminal and do this thing --
git init
git add .
git commit -m "fetch URL or something you want"
git push

That should be updated, your GitHub code .
Now go to the vercel select your GitHub repo
The root directory should be client
then hit deploy
that's all ..
My code is perfectly working you can check it -- https://chatbot-nine-inky.vercel.app/

[bhavesh1129]

@crocmons Thanks for responding but I did the same, still getting the same error.

[crocmons]

@crocmons Thanks for responding but I did the same, still getting the same error.

@bhavesh1129 Make sure that your Server folder has no gitignore file the gitignore file should be on the root folder..

[LifeCoachRay]

if you get 401 error all you have to do is shut the server down and restart it.
he had this same error in the video.
thats it.

[DamionD83]

"if you get 401 error all you have to do is shut the server down and restart it.
he had this same error in the video.
thats it."

How?

[0xSaurabhx]

@crocmons I'm not able to deploy server side in render.com, It says running on localhost:5000 and after some time build fails

[LifeCoachRay]

make sure your backend and frontend server is running, when you fire up your app render will start its own server on it's own port. this is the localhost you pull up in the web browser.