Open azunigaso opened 4 years ago
Even I'm facing the same issue.
I got the server to run locally but I get the following error when trying to run the client.
Is this due to my python installation? The troubleshooter on the slides gave a walkthrough for server.py but I don't see anything for client.py you have to first kill all the ports that are running on your OS For Example: use the above command to view all the ports that are running on your device ,in this case you want to know about 8080 ,so looking at the above example you can clearly figure it out. Then after you get the PID of the process just kill the process by using command After all this then try to run your server and client python file on respective cmds. This should resolve your problem.
Still showing the same error
Still showing the same error Because your process is not ended that's why it is showing the error again.Try to gain access to kill it.
I got the server to run locally but I get the following error when trying to run the client.
Is this due to my python installation? The troubleshooter on the slides gave a walkthrough for server.py but I don't see anything for client.py you have to first kill all the ports that are running on your OS For Example: use the above command to view all the ports that are running on your device ,in this case you want to know about 8080 ,so looking at the above example you can clearly figure it out. Then after you get the PID of the process just kill the process by using command After all this then try to run your server and client python file on respective cmds. This should resolve your problem.
have ya encountered the issue of running client3.py ?
I got the server to run locally but I get the following error when trying to run the client.
Is this due to my python installation? The troubleshooter on the slides gave a walkthrough for server.py but I don't see anything for client.py
Change port number and then again try to run
I got the server to run locally but I get the following error when trying to run the client.
Is this due to my python installation? The troubleshooter on the slides gave a walkthrough for server.py but I don't see anything for client.py