On Apr 24, 3:14 pm, Marek Szuba <mare...@gmail.com> wrote:
> fails - both pygrdata2_test and metabase_test work just fine, even with
> the firewall enabled and 'localhost' instead of '127.0.0.1'. Weird...
On thing you can do is to manually start the pygrdata_server.py on the
port of interest
python pygrdata_server.py --port 12345
then try to navigate to that url with a browser. If it says
'Unsupported method ('GET'). ' then the server works, if it says
'Failed to connect' then it cannot resolve the server address or it is
blocked. I think that is what is happening, it never makes it to that
port. (also check that the firewall allows it to both bind to the port
and connect to it)
That's how I debugged this on my end, and found out that I had to
replace localhost with 127.0.0.1 alas it looks like it is not a
universal fix. Also try a port smaller than 65536 just in case.
Istvan
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