[solved] TCPAccept not working on compiled scripts

[Jefrey]

Hi guys!

I'm having a trouble with TCPAccept() on compiled scripts.

This script I made to test:

#include <Debug.au3>
_DebugSetup()

TCPStartup()

$Main = TCPListen("0.0.0.0", 8081)
_DebugOut("TCPListen output: " & $Main)

While True
    $ac = TCPAccept($Main)
    _DebugOut("TCPAccept return: " & $ac)
    If $ac <> -1 Then
        _DebugOut("There's someone out here!")
        TCPSend($ac, "hi")
    EndIf
WEnd

Works fine if I run it by pressing F5 on SciTe window.

But if I compile it and then execute the executable file, it does not work. Instead, NetCat tells me that the connection timed out (I've tested other clients as well):

I've checked if the port is really opened, if I really can open it, if there is other software using that port, but everything showed that it should connect.

Btw, netstat -an shows that the port is really listening (when I execute my file). It listens, but does not accept.

I use no antivirus software (I use this Windows installation for coding only) and Windows Firewall is disabled. I've tried, anyway, allowing my exe file on Firewall rules, but it also did not work. Running as administrator also did not help.

I believe it's a Windows (Firewall?) bug rather than an AutoIt bug. How can I manage to solve this?

Thanks in advance.

 

Edited November 28, 2015 by Jefrey
solved

[Jefrey]

Wew

Not a Windows neither a AutoIt bug.

I blame Avast.

Years (ok, months) ago I've tested avast! Premier. I didn't like it, so I uninstalled. But it looks like it was still on my computer, although I could not see it or any shortcut (or even its folder on program files)... Anyway, I ran Avast Uninstall Utility and now it works fine.