Tom Park
2015-12-15 05:08:35 UTC
I've been running a simple bottle server on Windows for several years, and
recently moved everything to a raspberry pi. When the bottle server is
terminated using Ctrl-C, all is well, but if I reboot without first
terminating the server using Ctrl-C, I get Errno 98 when I launch it. I've
found no way to recover other than to change the port number, not a great
solution. I would think that shutting down and even unplugging would clear
the port, but it doesn't. Anyone know how I can overcome this?
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recently moved everything to a raspberry pi. When the bottle server is
terminated using Ctrl-C, all is well, but if I reboot without first
terminating the server using Ctrl-C, I get Errno 98 when I launch it. I've
found no way to recover other than to change the port number, not a great
solution. I would think that shutting down and even unplugging would clear
the port, but it doesn't. Anyone know how I can overcome this?
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