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    Default New SC 6.1 Install connection error

    Greetings all,
    I have been out of ServiceCenter since 4.09. I recently installed SC 6.1 on my local laptop. When I try to connect, I receive the following error message:

    Error connecting to server, server not up or wrong connection parameters:
    http://localhost:12670/sc61server/ui
    Cause: javax.xml.SOAPException: Message send failed - connection reset by server

    The server is running. What did I miss?

    Thanks,

    Mike

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    Are You trying to connect with the web client or the windows client?

    A standard out of the box install should work.
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    Neither the client nor the web will access. I thought so too about a standard install. Still get

    Error connecting to server, server not up or wrong connection parameters:
    http://localhost:12670/sc61server/ui
    Cause: javax.xml.SOAPException: Message send failed - connection reset by server

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    What does the log file say?
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    2884 04/21/2006 16:25:09 connection accepted on socket 392
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 xprt_close: closesocket( 228 ),, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 Process 3248 started on socket 392.
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 recvTCP(): socket error, errno=10038
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 recvTCP(): Error receiving data over TCP connection, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 TCP connection failed - new user process or thread will terminate
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 expressterm returned 1
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 Process termination in progress
    3248 04/21/2006 16:25:09 xprt_close: closesocket( 392 ),, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)
    2884 04/21/2006 16:25:09 connection accepted on socket 384
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 xprt_close: closesocket( 228 ),, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 Process 4052 started on socket 384.
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 recvTCP(): socket error, errno=10038
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 recvTCP(): Error receiving data over TCP connection, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 TCP connection failed - new user process or thread will terminate
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 expressterm returned 1
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 Process termination in progress
    4052 04/21/2006 16:25:09 xprt_close: closesocket( 384 ),, socket operation on non-socket, errno(10038)

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    If You start the connection dialog and view advanced setting I think there is a soap option (don't have a 6.x server running at the moment) what is it set to? Try reversing that and connect again.
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    I tried checking/unchecking the advanced options but with the same result.

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    When you install the SC client...did you reboot your desktop before trying to connect to the server? I believe the client hasn't finish its install until you reboot. I would uninstall the sc client, reboot your desktop, install the client again, reboot your desktop...then try connecting to the server.

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    I've seen this error on occasion.

    1. Check your sc.ini file to make sure you're pointing to an existing database folder with appropriate scdb loaded
    2. What OS are you using and do you have other servers that might conflict with SC? ie. do you have VMWare or Citrix installed on your laptop as well?

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    Default Same problem here

    I just performed a fresh 6.1 install on my new laptop, and ran into the same problem. On my old laptop the same software installed and ran without a hitch.

    I'm still trying to locate the cause of the problem, but so far I can tell you this:

    - The problem is definitively with the server, not with the client. If you try connecting with the server using telnet localhost 12670, you get the same error messages in sc.log.

    - This happens with a completely fresh install, identical to the install I performed on my other laptop without seeing the problem.

    - It happens with both SC 6.1.1 and SC 6.1.2 server.

    - Error code 10038 is an odd one, it means that the code is attempting to perform a socket operation (for instance setting socket options) on a file handle that is not connected to a socket.

    - As far as I can tell, this is what is happening: The scenter listener listens on port 12670, detects an incoming connection and creates a new process to handle the new session. The new process is handed a file handle that is supposed to be the network socket. It tries to perform a socket operation on the file handle, and fails. It logs the error to sc.log, and exits. The short lifetime of the process makes it hard to trace it and see what it really is doing.

    If anybody has any further knowledge of what might be going on, I'd love to hear it. If not, I'll post back here if I am able to find a workaround.

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    Found a few posts on the peregrine newsgroups concerning this.

    1°) check if Privacy Service from McAfee's Internet Security Suite or any other firewall/spyware software is causing this.

    2°) After a little research, I came across an KB article from Microsoft:
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259

    It describes how you can examine your winsock settings to determine if
    the registry keys are
    corrupt. If they appear to be corrupt you can run the following DOS
    command on XP systems that
    have service pack 2 to RESET the registry keys:

    netsh winsock reset

    The article also explains how to do the repair on systems without SP2
    applied.

    Keep in mind, I don't know if there is any residual impact to running
    this command...but so far
    everything else seems normal.

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    Thanks a million, fid509!

    "netsh winsock reset" did the trick for me, and I now have SC6.1 running.

    How on earth the winsock settings could have had time to get corrupted on a one week old installation of WinXP I'm unable to tell, but it might have been the installation of Norton Antivirus 2005 (from Google Pack) or VMWare Server that screwed things up a bit.

    But all's well that ends well, and finally I'm able to start doing what I should have been doing in the first place. Whee.


    Bjørn
    Last edited by blarsen; 2006-05-19 at 09:09.

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    Default Thanx!

    Hi - just had the same problem and this fix worked great.

    Thanx for the great post fid509...!!

    Cheers

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