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I am trying to connect machine using the RPyC but it always says that connection refused.

I did on the python shell

import rpyc
rpyc.connect("hostname", port)

but it says connection refused. checked the firewall for the port. firewall allow this port.

hjpotter92
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Sagar
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  • Is the server running? – BlackBear Feb 05 '14 at 11:20
  • Yes.it is running. why it says connection refused almost for evey machine for which I am trying. – Sagar Feb 05 '14 at 11:25
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    `every machine` you mean servers or clients. If a server process is running on `hostname` then probably `port` is blocked by a firewall or you are using the wrong port number. Even `hostname` is not reachable on the network. – PeterMmm Feb 05 '14 at 11:45
  • or perhaps you have a variable named `hostname` but you accidentally pass the string `"hostname"` instead of the value of the variable? – shx2 Feb 05 '14 at 17:35

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Try using the exact same versions of both python and rpyc on client and server !

Vahid Joudakian
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This means that you are not runnin the server side for rpyc you need to donwload the source code for rpyc from here

https://github.com/tomerfiliba-org/rpyc/releases

then run:

python bin/rpyc_classic.py

where bin is in the source code folder

Once you have that running, you should be able to run the python code without any issues

I hope it works

Giovanni Villalobos
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default server binds to localhost, but the client needs to have hostname 'None' to do this correctly:

rpyc.connect(None, port)
Austin David
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