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Firefox not starting with web-ext run #1607
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Is that the full log? Or are the last lines repeating, like #1509 ? What is the output of At first, the output should be empty (indicating that nothing is using port 6005). While
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Hi, it is the full log, lines are not repeating and I have to press Ctrl+C since nothing happens after more than 10 seconds.
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Based on the above
... it seems that the connection does unexpectedly not get refused even though there is nothing that listens to the port. Is your firewall configured to silently drop packets to destinations without listeners? In any case, this bug would disappear if we fix #1509 and stop trying to check the validity of the port. |
Before testing, I disabled my firewall rules with Here is the output:
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I noticed that in the error it is trying to connect to |
@baptx hehe, that was starting to be my guess too (I initially though that Thanks for confirming that this was actually related to an issue in your local setup, I'm closing this and marking as invalid. |
Thanks for your help, Firefox started after I updated my hosts file. That's interesting, the IP address 27.0.0.1 actually exists, it is from Amazon Web Services in Japan. |
Hi there, I understand this was a local bug for the OP but I get the exact same error and can confirm that it is not due to a hosts file misconfiguration. Here is the verbose output of trying to run with a specific profile (it also fails for the same reason if simply running
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@GrayedFox Please open a new bug. Your log is almost certainly unrelated to the originally reported issue here, but related to the fact that you're using Firefox in a Snap package. |
Is this a feature request or a bug?
Bug
What is the current behavior?
Firefox does not start with the command "web-ext run":
On my current Linux desktop, the default Node.js version is 8.11.4 and default Firefox version is 66.0.4 so I also tried with Node.js 10.15.3 and latest Firefox Developer Edition 67.0b18:
What is the expected or desired behavior?
Firefox should start and use the web extension example "borderify" (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Your_first_WebExtension).
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