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You will need to use the Portqry.exe application to check whether the firewall port is open or blocked for the UDP port.
#Soulseekqt port still blocked windows
Network Connectivity Troubleshooting on Windows 11 using NetStat -ano commands from CMD however, I would prefer to use PowerShell Commands such as Get-NetTCPConnection, Get-NetUDPEndpoint, etc. This helps to check what ports are open or blocked on Windows 11 PCs. I see Netstat, Get-NetUDPEndpoint, and Get-NetTCPConnection commands are here to check and identify network-related issues. The entire blog post is intended to help with Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Issues on Windows 11.

#Soulseekqt port still blocked how to
How to check and identify the application providing firewall service on Windows 11 PCs? Can you identify the Firewall Application Enabled on Windows 11 using the following method? You can check this from the same Windows Security app discussed in the above section. Check Firewall Port is Open or Block on Windows 11 using PowerShell Command How to Check and Identify Firewall Application Enabled on Windows 11?

In that case, the firewall component is managed by some other third-party applications such as Symantec or McAfee EPO.
#Soulseekqt port still blocked Pc
Suppose you are looking at a Windows 11 PC of an organization, and you can see this enabled. The other krusader docker on port 6080 is stopped and not running.As you can see below, Firewall & Network Protection is enabled as an out of the box setting. Is there any way via CLI inside the docker I can check what is going wrong?Īccessing the other docker has been working perfectly for years (on port 9099). If I then manually go to :6080 it gives me the "ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE". If in the unraid docker menu I click on the symbol and WebUI it sends me to :5950 (which leads to connection refused) even though I configured 6080. And the save configurations problem is one I solved by following the instructions, so can't help you there either.Įdited by /usr/local/emhttp/plugins//scripts/docker run -d -name='soulseek' -net='bridge' -e TZ="Europe/Berlin" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -p '6080:5900/tcp' -v '/mnt/cache/appdata/soulseek/config/':'/home/soulseek/config/':'rw' -v '/mnt/disks/ST3000LM016-1N217V_W800VAT4/downloads/Soulseek/Music/':'/home/soulseek/Music/':'rw' -v '/mnt/disks/ST3000LM016-1N217V_W800VAT4/downloads/Soulseek/Downloads/':'/home/soulseek/Downloads/':'rw' -v '/mnt/cache/appdata/soulseek/SoulseekQt/':'/home/soulseek/.SoulseekQt/':'rw' 'realies/soulseek'ĥ294c3a22ba9938fc294c00758d625b92c2cef4605dd8702d9ca4284d18ef24e My port is running on 6080 so I can't help with that issue. It's a temporary solution until the underlying problem. I run that every 10 minutes by setting the schedule to Custom and entering */10 * * * * in the box that appears. I installed the User Scripts plugin, and have a script called chown_soulseek_complete which has this in it:įind /mnt/user/musicsort/soulseek/complete/ -type d -exec chmod 777 \ For the time being, I took advice and have a cronjob running that chown -R's the relevant files/folders. it will eventually get posted about the deleting files/folders issue above, and with this. There's an issue regarding this in the source repository with a discussion on a potential fix, but I have not found time yet to work on it.
