Problems with SV Proxy

[coffe34]

I've looked up and down the internet and this site looking for a answer to this problem:

Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted. Problems to start listening.

I don't have two instances running and I've updated my .net to the latest version. Is there something I'm missing. Thanks for any help with this.

[AcidAlchamy]

Yea, You've clicked the Proxy.Exe 2x....thats the only way you get that Error.

~Acid Alchamy~

[coffe34]

Originally Posted by AcidAlchamy

Yea, You've clicked the Proxy.Exe 2x....thats the only way you get that Error.

~Acid Alchamy~

Ok, fresh install of conquer, went to your sticky page, download SV. Unzipped to desktop. When i went to open the proxy, i highlighted the readme first, moved over to SV proxy, then hit enter. Same problem. I know i didnt hit enter twice.

[AcidAlchamy]

Well then sorry, Because thats suppose to be one of the only ways your suppose to be able to get this error. So If you went through all of that and yet it still doesnt work then sorry to say but you are out of luck.

Are you using Vista by any chance?

~Acid Alchamy~

[coffe34]

Vista? Not until SP5 lol. But looks like im gonna have to keep searching for some answers then. Thanks for the help. Will post if i do find a solution.

[maxmyo]

well i had this problem when i got the proxy and actually i was pretty sure that i didnt hit the proxy twice so i just serached for other solutions
and i figured since proxy uses port 80 then somehow this port is used and checked it and voila its already been used by another program so when u shut it down u can open proxy with no problem
and to do that here is the steps for it

1. If you have Windows XP you can:

(a) Open a command prompt window. From Start / Run enter: cmd

(b) From the command prompt enter: netstat -ano

(c) Note the PID (process identifier) associated with the ports you are concerned about"which in our case is at local address 0.0.0.0:80 ". (Also note the Local Address, Foreign Address, Protocol and State.)

(d) Then do ctrl-alt-del to bring up the Windows Task Manager.

(e) In Windows Task Manager, select the Processes tab.

(f) Look for the PID you noted when you did the netstat in step (c). Look to left to the “image name” and that tells you which process has that PID.

- If you don’t see a PID column, click on View / Select Columns. Make sure PID is selected. Click OK.

- Make sure “Show processes from all users” is selected.
then just terminate the service that are using this port and then bring up proxy and it should run perfectly
then you can your terminated program again and it will not interfere with the proxy in any way
i hope you find this useful
this is my first post i hope you find it useful

[TG_FIEND]

Originally Posted by maxmyo

well i had this problem when i got the proxy and actually i was pretty sure that i didnt hit the proxy twice so i just serached for other solutions
and i figured since proxy uses port 80 then somehow this port is used and checked it and voila its already been used by another program so when u shut it down u can open proxy with no problem
and to do that here is the steps for it

1. If you have Windows XP you can:

(a) Open a command prompt window. From Start / Run enter: cmd

(b) From the command prompt enter: netstat -ano

(c) Note the PID (process identifier) associated with the ports you are concerned about"which in our case is at local address 0.0.0.0:80 ". (Also note the Local Address, Foreign Address, Protocol and State.)

(d) Then do ctrl-alt-del to bring up the Windows Task Manager.

(e) In Windows Task Manager, select the Processes tab.

(f) Look for the PID you noted when you did the netstat in step (c). Look to left to the “image name” and that tells you which process has that PID.

- If you don’t see a PID column, click on View / Select Columns. Make sure PID is selected. Click OK.

- Make sure “Show processes from all users” is selected.
then just terminate the service that are using this port and then bring up proxy and it should run perfectly
then you can your terminated program again and it will not interfere with the proxy in any way
i hope you find this useful
this is my first post i hope you find it useful

pretty good of u to figure out. after that did u change the process using port 80 to use a different port, or make it not run on startup, or do u just have to close that process every time u want to use SV?

sucks SV is down for however long...

[maxmyo]

most of the times its a chat program that listens to this port and it really doesnt use it but sometimes this programs listen to it as an extra feature in it "in my case was skype"
if u just closed it once and opened proxy it will pretty much most of the time book it for proxy then u can use the other program too without anytrouble
if you restarted your puter and got the same problem again just shut down the program u found out that its using the port 80 before and open proxy
thats it