Expected to be running in ‘proxyzone’, but it was not found

Query: ‘Expected to be running in ‘proxyzone’, but it was not found’

This error message usually occurs when you are trying to access a resource, such as a script or image, using a relative path but the resource is not found in the specified location.

When you mention that you expect to be running in ‘proxyzone’, it indicates that you are using some kind of proxy server or framework to redirect requests. However, due to the missing resource, the proxyzone was not found.

Here’s an example to explain this better:

    
    ├── example.html
    └── assets
        ├── script.js
        └── image.png
  

Let’s say you have an HTML file named ‘example.html’ which references a script and an image located in the ‘assets’ folder. In the HTML file, you may have specified the script and the image sources using a relative path like this:

    <script src="assets/script.js"></script>
    <img src="assets/image.png" alt="example">
  

Now, if you try to access ‘example.html’ from a location where the ‘assets’ folder does not exist, you will encounter the error message “Expected to be running in ‘proxyzone’, but it was not found”. This is because the requested resources (script.js and image.png) using the relative path ‘assets’ were not found in the given context, and neither was the ‘proxyzone’.

To fix this issue, make sure that the resources you are trying to access exist in the correct location relative to your HTML file. Double-check the paths you are using to reference those resources and ensure they are correct. If you are using a proxy server or framework, also ensure that it is properly configured to handle the requests and redirect them to the appropriate resources.

Alternatively, if you want to reference resources using absolute paths instead of relative paths, you can specify the complete URL to the resource, starting with ‘http://’ or ‘https://’.