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9001 port is used on windows 10 #1580
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You could try removing |
Yeah I removed and the image starts, but I'm getting errors
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Ok, my guess would be that you are getting a mismatch between your listener and client in terms of being configured for unencrypted MQTT/encrypted MQTT/MQTT over unencrypted websockets/MQTT over encrypted websockets. Can you check what your broker configuration is, and whether the client matches what you would expect? This shows the config options you might have:
You could also try using a different client to connect and see if that has the same problem. |
I've started seeing the same thing -- though it is obviously not an MQTT issue. Suddenly port 9001 was already in use by "System" and so my Mosquitto container wouldn't start. Based on this issue -- cretueusebiu/valet-windows#131 it appears that Intel started using this port for some of their drivers. Bad Intel. There does not appear to be a way to configure that, so it is time to move MQTT to a different port. |
Port 9001 is used by Intel drivers on Windows, so some users are suddenly seeing a problem. Issue #1580.
@sfitts Thanks for the tip on Intel, it's good to know the cause. I've push a change to the examples in the readme to use port 8080 instead. |
I think this can be closed now. |
Port 9001 is used by Intel drivers on Windows, so some users are suddenly seeing a problem. Issue eclipse#1580.
SOLVED :: SOLUTION:This is a intel graphics card software related issue on windows 10. How to fix:In windows, go to:
This fixed the problem for me.. :-) |
Port 9001 is used by Intel drivers on Windows, so some users are suddenly seeing a problem. Issue #1580.
That works for me, thx very much! |
Thanks! Also works for me! Hey Intel, what are you doing? |
Works for me too! Thanks a lot! |
Worked for me Thanks |
OMG!!! After 3 months of trying to resolve this issue this worked THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
solved |
disabling Intel(R) Graphics Command Center Service worked for me as well. Win10 Pro stock without Docker, VM etc. Thanks a lot for sharing this fix! |
It works! thanks. |
After I restarted my windows 10, I can't start my MQTT docker image. Previously it has worked.
I'm getting this error:
After I checked the port usage, it seems system service (PID 4) uses the 9001 port. It is very interesting.
Does anybody have the same issue?
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