make server process failed

[DJJ88]

Hello,

I'm on emacs GNU Emacs 26.0.50.1 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.14.5) of 2016-11-23.
And tried to install take-off using melpa. Everything went fine as far as I can tell but when I launch take-off.

(take-off start) on port 1000

I guess emacs-web-server has been installed automatically from melpa.

I got the following error :

apply: make server process failed: Success, :name, ws-server, :service, 212, :filter, ws-filter, :server, t, :nowait, t, :family, ipv4, :coding, no-conversion, :plist, (:server [eieio-class-tag--ws-server ((take-off-is-socket-request . take-off-web-socket-connect) ((:GET . ^/$) lambda (request) (take-off-serve-file request emacs.html)) ((:GET . .*) . take-off-static-files) ((lambda (request) t) lambda (request) (with-slots (process headers) request (ws-response-header process 200 (quote (Content-Type . text/plain))) (process-send-string process Default handler
)))) nil 212 nil]), :log, nil

Any help please?
off topic : Would you have any ressources (info,link) about how to set up a secure connection please?

[tburette]

1000 is a registered port. Try using a port above 1023. It might fix the problem.

I am also surprised by the failed: Success message. Have you tried connecting despite the error?

As for securing the connexion you could install an ssh server or openvpn on the machine/network where you plan to run emacs.

[DJJ88]

Hello,

1000 is a registered port. Try using a port above 1024. It might fix the problem.

I tried some ports above 1024, like 1025,1060 and still get the same error.

I am also surprised by the `failed: Success` message. Have you tried connecting despite the error (http://localhost:<port>) ?

still cannot connect Best wishes, Jeremie

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On 3/5/17, Thomas Burette ***@***.***> wrote: 1000 is a registered port. Try using a port above 1024. It might fix the problem. I am also surprised by the `failed: Success` message. Have you tried connecting despite the error (http://localhost:<port>) ? -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #2 (comment)

-- Jérémie Juste