Fist thing is check if your MQTT server is running, and that websockets is 
enabled.
If your running Mosquito on say Debian check etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
Verify websockets is enabled on port 9001.
One possibility as to why it suddenly stopped working, I believe Debian had a 
recent update to MQTT server, if you updated it should have prompted you to 
keep your current configuration file or replace it with the new release 
version. If you didn't choose to keep your config, by default web sockets is 
disabled. Obviously if it's disabled just edit the config file, enable it and 
restart MQTT.

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