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File "ZServer\medusa\select_trigger.py", line 102, in __init__

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a.bind (self.address) File "<string>", line 1, in bind socket.error: (10048, 'winsock error')

I've never used Windows but I suspect you don't have access rights to bind to whatever port your using. This is what the 'bind' call does, at least on UNIX.

or something else has already taken the port... For example, if you're asking ZServer to grab tcp port 80 and IIS is already running on port 80 you might also get this error. Running netstat on your NT box might also shed some light...

My previous old ZServer starts (but I get errors and don't know why, maybe because I updated tp Python 1.5.2). Apache will start, if I configure the server name, so I don't think it's a problem with my windows setup. There is no other server running on this machine. Maybe I should mention it's a Windows 95 machine. I think there are less problems with Windows NT, but I don't want to install NT for testing some Z stuff. T get the same error with the medusa server from medusa-src-990517.tar.gz. I will ask Sam Rushing, maybe he could help.