localhost , could not connect.

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nader

I have a big problem a week ago I could not solve it

Code: 
: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
 :: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
:: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
:: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
 :: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
     : socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
 :: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.
 :: socket_connect: HOST localhost:15000, could not connect.

I tried everything you can imagine.
 
i want to start Something like game and every time i start the game i can't
i configured every thing correctly and it's not first time to do this but this time usually face this problem and dhcpdiscover on eth0 "network is configuired correctly " i use virtual machine in windows to launch freebsd
 
version 9.3
i think it's not allowed to declare it here by rules of the forum
at first time i think that port 15000 is closed put when change this port same thing then i opened the port in router and windows the same thing
 
FreeBSD 9.3 has been discontinued for years already, you'd better upgrade that to something more recent such as 10.4 or 11.2.

Why would you open the port on Windows and your router when you're trying to connect to localhost? That makes no sense at all, because this implies that you're trying to connect to the same host. So data never travels to your Windows host or the router.

Best advice I have here: # sockstat -4l. Make sure something is actually listening on port 15000.
 
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it's database
do you want to say that the problem in freebsd version ?
i think no because it's not first time to work in this version
 
when i try another files the same thing occurs for this reason i think it's not form freebsd version
 
Well, next try would be telnet localhost 15000, if that 'does' something (read: doesn't immediately exit with an error) then the problem could also be with whatever client you used to connect.
 
nader said:
face this problem and dhcpdiscover on eth0 "network is configuired correctly " i use virtual machine in windows to launch FreeBSD
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Wtf is "eth0" doing here? Does your VM call the network interface eth0? Usually that is a Linux thing. What does /etc/hosts say?
 
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