Hi, First of all, on the local database you are not using SSL if I understood correctly. That means httpS is raising exception. Secondly, if you didn't change the port on your local server, it should be 5... and not 6... So, main point here is to check how you access the database from the remote server. There may be some other problems there, but let's see one at the time. If the above is not correct, please, let us know.
Cheers, CGS On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 7:57 PM, Markus Burrer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, I have a remote database on a web server with an SSL proxy. If I > start a replication from the local server to the remote server any > change on the local server will be replicated to the remote server. > > But if I start a replication on the local server in the opposite > direction I get an error message > > Replication failed: {error, > > {{{badmatch,{error,changes_timeout}}, > > [{couch_rep,do_init,1}, > > {couch_rep,init,1}, > > {gen_server,init_it,6}, > > {proc_lib,init_p_do_apply,3}]}, > > {child,undefined,"804fb0ce823a28530fbcec336d333dfe+continuous", > > {gen_server,start_link, > > [couch_rep, > > ["804fb0ce823a28530fbcec336d333dfe", > > {[{<<"source">>, > > <<"https://user:[email protected]:6984/database";>>}, > > {<<"target">>,<<"database">>}, > > {<<"continuous">>,true}]}, > > {user_ctx,null, > > [<<"_admin">>], > > <<"{couch_httpd_auth, > default_authentication_handler}">>}], > > []]}, > > temporary,1,worker, > > [couch_rep]}}} > > > What's wrong? > > Kind Regards > Markus >
