Unable to call fakeroot-tcp after 1809

[M1K8]

Windows Version: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.17763.55]

Since updating to 1809, I have been unable to run fakeroot-tcp, meaning I have been unable to successfully run anything that requires a fakeroot environment, such as building the "yay" package manager. It appears to have something to do with the Windows firewall, as a prompt to allow "faked" appeared when I first ran fakeroot. Allowing it through both public and private firewalls does not help the issue.

I have attached strace logs for both Ubuntu and Arch below.
fctpUbuntu.log
fctpArch.log

Repro (Ubuntu):

1. Install fakeroot
2. Run sudo update-alternatives --set fakeroot /usr/bin/fakeroot-tcp
3. Run fakeroot. Observe error.

Repro (Arch):

1. Install prebuilt fakeroot-tcp
2. Attempt to build the yay package manager
3. Observe error when fakeroot is ran.

[therealkenc]

The strace doesn't appear to be threaded (-f). It will probably just show connection refused but it's a start.

[M1K8]

Apologies, please find the updated file here:
tcpUbuntu.log

[kayhayen]

I can call it with current 1910 just fine, however I get a firewall prompt for each run of a pbuilder, each in a different build directory. how to setup the rule to allow it? Seems to work even if I ignore the firewall prompt, but they are annoying.

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