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- Chrome shows you which error exactly?
- Does "proxy stuff" mean that you opened internet options - connections - lan settings and removed all ticks from there? (automatically detect, use script, proxy server).
Firewall shouldn't actually matter at all, since it's a local connection. I actually have incoming connections for the miniweb server blocked in the windows firewall, but it still works in the browser on the local computer.
Are you using any kind on "Internet Security" solutions - antivirus combined with a firewall? Depending on the product in may interfere with local connections, too.
Try to take a look, if the miniweb is actually working and listening for incoming connections - open elevated cmd (type cmd into start menu search box, hold Ctrl+Shift and hit Enter).
type or copy from here and paste into the cmd prompt:
netstat -anb | more
You should be able to find these two lines in the output:
Hit space to open next page if everything doesn't fit into the cmd window.
If you can't find these lines, then the server isn't working for some unknown reason. Possibly being blocked by some AV or some other kind of malware detector you may have, that may consider a working web server being some sort of malware.
BTW, you shouldn't have any non-ASCII characters in the path of your game folder.
- Does "proxy stuff" mean that you opened internet options - connections - lan settings and removed all ticks from there? (automatically detect, use script, proxy server).
Firewall shouldn't actually matter at all, since it's a local connection. I actually have incoming connections for the miniweb server blocked in the windows firewall, but it still works in the browser on the local computer.
Are you using any kind on "Internet Security" solutions - antivirus combined with a firewall? Depending on the product in may interfere with local connections, too.
Try to take a look, if the miniweb is actually working and listening for incoming connections - open elevated cmd (type cmd into start menu search box, hold Ctrl+Shift and hit Enter).
type or copy from here and paste into the cmd prompt:
netstat -anb | more
You should be able to find these two lines in the output:
Code:
TCP 127.0.0.1:29595 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING
[miniweb.exe]If you can't find these lines, then the server isn't working for some unknown reason. Possibly being blocked by some AV or some other kind of malware detector you may have, that may consider a working web server being some sort of malware.
BTW, you shouldn't have any non-ASCII characters in the path of your game folder.
