Connection Aborted Error

TheCloudDev

So I made a python server to interact with the scratch cloud servers, and I keep getting this error after around a minute of starting the server. (I'm running it in the integrated terminal in VSCode)

What do I do?

Chiroyce

Yep, I know this bug. It happens mostly due to your OS or antivirus. It happened to me as well on Windows 7. I'd recommend using replit.com for cloud based projects. Does this help?

There can be multiple reason behind this error:

Presence of anti-virus softwares.
Firewall blocking the ports.
Network Configuration.
Problem can be caused by CORS.
Due to enabling of HTTP keep-alive connections

source

What version of python are you using? Run this in command prompt

 python --version

Make sure you're using a version of Python that is equal to or greater than 3.9.5.
This problem was fixed for a person by updating Python.

Last edited by Chiroyce (May 26, 2021 13:55:58)

TheCloudDev

Chiroyce wrote:
Yep, I know this bug. It happens mostly due to your OS or antivirus. It happened to me as well on Windows 7. I'd recommend using replit.com for cloud based projects. Does this help?

There can be multiple reason behind this error:

Presence of anti-virus softwares.
Firewall blocking the ports.
Network Configuration.
Problem can be caused by CORS.
Due to enabling of HTTP keep-alive connections
source

What version of python are you using? Run this in command prompt
 python --version 
Make sure you're using a version of Python that is equal to or greater than 3.9.5.
This problem was fixed for a person by updating Python.

I'm running 3.9.5

wvj

run the program on replit and you won't get this error

TheCloudDev

wvj wrote:
run the program on replit and you won't get this error

I don't have replit

If I send you the code later, can you run it for me? (You'll have to enter your own scratch credentials…)

Chiroyce

Why can't you make a replit account?

Maximouse

wvj wrote:
run the program on replit and you won't get this error

Isn't learning how to set up a server locally important if you want to be a web developer?

Raihan142857

Maximouse wrote:
wvj wrote:
run the program on replit and you won't get this error
Isn't learning how to set up a server locally important if you want to be a web developer?

Agreed. replit is generally pretty slow anyway.

TheCloudDev

Chiroyce wrote:
Why can't you make a replit account?

I don't want to. I've heard replit is also very slow and the servers keep crashing.

Last edited by TheCloudDev (May 27, 2021 04:25:24)

TheCloudDev

Maximouse wrote:
wvj wrote:
run the program on replit and you won't get this error
Isn't learning how to set up a server locally important if you want to be a web developer?

I'm running the server with the command “py main.py”. Are they any other ways?

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