Error 10013

[alizi]

Hi,

 

sorry for opening another topic for the damn error 10013 for port 80.

I really tried a lot (everthing?). 

Running PMS on an WHS2011.

Deinstalled the IIS from my server.

No Skype installed.

Deactivated the "Windows process activation service"

Tired to find the usage of port 80 with the process explorer.

tried to execute "net stop http" but in the end it can't be stopped. Hmmmm

netstat only tells me 0.0.0.0:80 and this is the system process with the PID 4 an this one can't be stopped in my opinion.

 

I still geht the F****** damn error when running PlexConnect.py.

 

Any ideas?

 

Each help or hint is very much appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance

Alex

[f00b4r]

Did you try killing windows activation service?

Why could you not find out what was using port 80 using process explorer?

[alizi]

Windows process activiation service killed:


within the Process Explorer there is nothing for port 80 besides this one


[alizi]

here's the CMD window with the error message. https and 443 seems to work.


[f00b4r]

It has been a while since using process explorer on windows but are you using this app?:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

[alizi]

 

It has been a while since using process explorer on windows but are you using this app?:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

 

yes of course. I’ve checked every entry again there and its TCP/IP settings and only the mentioned system process tells me someting about port 80. python comes up with port 53 and 443 but not with 80 because of the error. I’m going crazy. ARRGGHH

[f00b4r]

See this on how to kill whatever is using port 80:


https://forums.plexapp.com/index.php/topic/74394-plexconnectpython-error-10013-and-10048-fix/?hl=%2Berror+%2B10013


Also make sure you set an inbound rule for Python (both UDP and TCP).

[alizi]

I can't solve this issue. Here's in detail what I've tried.

 

First of all I've uninstalled the WebServer/IIS on my WHS2011. Not happy about that, but for running Plex, ok.

 

Found only one process with Process Explorer using port 80 (no Skype or anything other)

the System process itself with the PID 4 (I can't end this. If so the server is dead an need a hard reboot as expected)

 

Checked with netstat -anbo which program or service blocks port 80.

Found two. The first is the mentioned system process. The second one is the SMSvcHost.exe. 

 

Set up in the firewall an inbound and an outbound rule for python.exe for all protocols and all ports. (Allow all in every case)

 

Before killing the SMSvcHost.ext I've killed the Windows Process Activation service. To end this the following two processes had to be killed additionally.

Net.Tcp Listener

Net.Pipe Listener


No change, Port 80 still blocked.

 

Then I tried to kill the SMSvcHost.exe. Killed the process with the Process Explorer. After that there was nothing else besides the following in the result of netstat.

[System]
  TCP    [::]:80                [::]:0  

Run PlexConnect.py again. No change. Still blocked port 80. ARRGHHH

Then searched for the process which runs the SMSvcHost. Identified the Net.Tcp Port Sharing process. Killed the service. To kill this one a lot of other services had to be killed. I think this can't be correct. After that e.g. netstat isn't working any more


Tried to  kill http with "net stop http". Also for this some other services had to be killed:


After all http can't be stopped.

Trying to run PlexConnect.py again. Same result. I'm really go crazy.

I've read nearly everything in the board and wiki concerning 10013. Also asking google tells me noting else than the board or the wiki.

I have absolutly no idea what I can do now.

I will try to uninstall Python again an install 2.7.5 instead of 2.7.6. This version was mentioned as the best one for Python. Maybe this helps.

Hope some of you can help me.

thx a lot in advance

Alex

 

[f00b4r]

Maybe a better approach would be to reinstall ISS and use that instead of the PlexConnect webserver, which can be disabled for advanced set ups like this.

By the way really good detailed info

[alizi]

Strike. Works now. Yippiiieee.

Stopped all services one by one. After each killed service I tried to run PlexConnect.py. It was the Web Deploying Agent Service in my case.

[f00b4r]

Glad you found the culprit
Just make sure it isn’t set to restart at boot