Hi, Andrew! Thanks a lot for your response.
I've changed my consumer's connect method like this:
def connect(self):
user = self.scope.get('user')
super(NotificationsConsumer, self).connect()
if user.is_anonymous:
self.close(code=4003)
I've tested it in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE 11 and here is the result
that I've got:
Chrome - 1006
IE 11 - 1005
Firefox - 4003
Safari - 1006
It doesn't return 403 HTTP status code. Seems it works fine, but I think I
need to test it more.
So the expected close code appears only in Firefox. Should I consider it as
the browser issue?
Hi!
>
> Close code 1006 means that the connection was closed abruptly by the other
> end (basically, the socket just got chopped off without an actual close
> frame being sent).
>
> This is what happens when you close during the handshake, which is what
> closing during connect() does - at that point, the connection is still HTTP
> before the upgrade has finished, and so Channels sends a HTTP 403 response
> code down instead. Looks like your browser interprets this as code 1006 for
> a websocket.
>
> There's no way to change the HTTP response code sent when a handshake is
> terminated at the moment - it's hardcoded (as you can see in Daphne's
> serverReject method, here:
> https://github.com/django/daphne/blob/master/daphne/ws_protocol.py#L200).
>
> Given that no browser I know of will actually tell you the HTTP response
> code in this case, I don't think there's much value in letting it be
> changed - you're always going to see an aborted WebSocket connection code
> instead. If you want to provide more detail to the user, you can instead
> accept the socket, letting the handshake finish, and then close it
> immediately with a custom WebSocket close code (you can do all of that
> inside connect, I think).
>
> Andrew
>
> On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 2:52 PM Kirill Tyushchakov <[email protected]
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone!
>> I'm new in Django Channels. I'm using Channels 2.0 and I have few
>> questions about it.
>> I'm using JsonWebsocketConsumer class for my consumer and I wrote my
>> definition of connect method like this:
>>
>> def connect(self):
>> user = self.scope.get('user')
>> if user.is_anonymous:
>> super(NotificationsConsumer, self).connect()
>> else:
>> self.close(code=4003)
>>
>>
>> On client side I'm using native JS Websocket.
>> But when I try to connect to this socket as unauthorzied user I get
>> code 1006 and HTTP response status code 403.
>>
>> My questions is:
>> 1) How can I send custom close code to client?
>> 2) Can I send another HTTP response status code? In my case 401
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