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Cant start module - bejag - Nov-01-2019

Hi all, I cant start server under windows anymore.

[Image: 54AZse3TQeuufJ1LJirLNQ.png]
then windows firewall prompted for access I check all box for give access python for public and private networks both.

CMD was started with administrator rights


It show :: , instead of 0.0.0.0

Anyone help? Heart

[Image: IevYPix.png]

Seems like I found solution, but cant post it here because antispam -_-


RE: Cant start module - Larz60+ - Nov-01-2019

I get a 403 error on image


RE: Cant start module - bejag - Nov-01-2019

(Nov-01-2019, 04:59 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: I get a 403 error on image

I reupload to imgur


RE: Cant start module - ptrivino - Nov-02-2019

(Nov-01-2019, 01:24 PM)bejag Wrote: Hi all, I cant start server under windows anymore.

[Image: 54AZse3TQeuufJ1LJirLNQ.png]
then windows firewall prompted for access I check all box for give access python for public and private networks both.

CMD was started with administrator rights


It show :: , instead of 0.0.0.0

Anyone help? Heart

[Image: IevYPix.png]

Seems like I found solution, but cant post it here because antispam -_-

bejag, the "::" is the IPv6 equivalent of 0.0.0.0, I have no idea how that's coming up instead, but hopefully that helps to track down the issue.

Paul


RE: Cant start module - bejag - Nov-07-2019

(Nov-02-2019, 12:32 AM)ptrivino Wrote:
(Nov-01-2019, 01:24 PM)bejag Wrote: Hi all, I cant start server under windows anymore.

[Image: 54AZse3TQeuufJ1LJirLNQ.png]
then windows firewall prompted for access I check all box for give access python for public and private networks both.

CMD was started with administrator rights


It show :: , instead of 0.0.0.0

Anyone help? Heart

[Image: IevYPix.png]

Seems like I found solution, but cant post it here because antispam -_-

bejag, the "::" is the IPv6 equivalent of 0.0.0.0, I have no idea how that's coming up instead, but hopefully that helps to track down the issue.

Paul

I think, new version of Python (this module?) change something. Because I use 1 base image for all of my servers. Image was created in start 2019
Also my server never use IPv6 any way.

solution: add --bind 0.0.0.0