CherryPy: simple example of an echo server

[JacquesBopp]

Hi, I tried your "simple example of an echo server" for CherryPy but I always get Errno 10060. I used exactly the same code as in the example. My CherryPy (version 3.5.0) server runs on a Webfaction server. Url and port used on the client side are 'ws://services.newsdetector.net:10510/ws'. If I run the client locally in a Putty session using 'localhost' and port 10510 everything works fine. I opened the port in the server firewall, so the firewall should not be the problem. Do you have any ideas what's going wrong?
Thank's for your response,
Jacques Bopp

[Lawouach]

Hi @JacquesBopp, do you an error in the server's logs when you start up the server? Would you mind showing me your config?

By the way, I would rather you use the ws4py mailing-list for questions like that. I prefer keeping issues on github for bugs :)

Thanks!

[JacquesBopp]

Hi,

Thank’s for your reply. I’ve managed to run the example. Instead of using the address “services.newsdetector.net” I use the IP-Adress. Et voilà: it worked.

I’ve joined the ws4py mailing-list and will post my next questions there.

Kind regards,

Jacques Bopp

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Hi @JacquesBopp https://github.com/JacquesBopp , do you an error in the server's logs when you start up the server? Would you mind showing me your config?

By the way, I would rather you use the ws4py mailing-list for questions like that. I prefer keeping issues on github for bugs :)

Thanks!

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[tito]

The demo bind the socket on 127.0.0.1. You can either try localhost or 127.0.0.1, but any others address that don't resolve to 127.0.0.1 wont work for the example.