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Unable to connect to register sourcetree

During setup, I choose bitbucket, which successfully logs me in, however when redirected to http://localhost:34106

it fails to connect and proceed any farther.

I have also tried to download and add my license to no avail.

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Mike Corsaro
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
Jul 08, 2019

Hello! Could you check and see if there's a firewall rule or anti-virus that would be preventing your browser from communicating with localhost? Which browser are you currently using?

You are misunderstanding.  I am using chrome, but the browser isn't the issue.

It goes all the way thru the entired authorization, and is trying to connect to the port that sourcetree is supposed to be listening on in localhost

http://localhost:34106/?state=authenticated&code=blahblahblah

sourcetree doesn't appear to be listening on that port, no browser, curl, telnet, ssh... NO application can find anything listening on that port.

My first thought was the windows firewall, so I explicitly let sourcetree have all communication.  No luck.  I can develop locally using random ports, so I didn't believe that was an issue, but windows can be picky by app.  So  I tried turning off the windows firewall.  Still no luck.

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