• Re: What is an adb "reverse tunnel" when connecting Windows to Android

    From MummyChunk@21:1/5 to All on Fri Oct 4 18:45:29 2024
    Andrew wrote:
    What is an adb "reverse tunnel" when connecting Win10 to
    Android over USB?

    I use adb every day after rebooting the desktop every morning.
    1. 99 out of 100 times, adb connects with no problems over USB
    cable.
    I don't even worry about ports as it just works.
    2. 1 out of 100 times adb fails forever until the PC is rebooted
    There is some kind of port conflict between the PC & adb.
    3. Then adb again mirrors Android on the PC monitor, keyboard,
    mouse, etc.
    The port conflict magically disappears with a simple reboot.

    Why?
    Today I decided to capture the log file and noticed a "reverse
    tunnel".
    Could not remove reverse tunnel on port 27189
    I have never heard of a reverse tunnel before - so certainly I
    didn't do it.

    Anyone here on Android/Windows newsgroups have experience with this

    particular 1 out of 100 failure of adb to connect, which includes
    this reverse-tunnel being attempted?

    The entire log file before rebooting is shown below for details.

    C:\app\editor\android\scrcpy>usb
    scrcpy 1.24 https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
    C:\app\editor\android\scrcpy\scrcpy-server: 1 file pushed, 0
    skipped. 32.1 MB/s (41159 bytes in 0.001s)
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27183, retrying on 27184
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27184, retrying on 27185
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27185, retrying on 27186
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27186, retrying on 27187
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27187, retrying on 27188
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27188, retrying on 27189
    ERROR: bind: [10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a
    way forbidden by its access permissions.
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb reverse --remove" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not remove reverse tunnel on port 27189
    WARN: Could not listen on port 27189, retrying on 27190
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb reverse" returned with value 1
    WARN: 'adb reverse' failed, fallback to 'adb forward'
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27183, retrying on 27184
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27184, retrying on 27185
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27185, retrying on 27186
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27186, retrying on 27187
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27187, retrying on 27188
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27188, retrying on 27189
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27189, retrying on 27190
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27190, retrying on 27191
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27191, retrying on 27192
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27192, retrying on 27193
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27193, retrying on 27194
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27194, retrying on 27195
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27195, retrying on 27196
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27196, retrying on 27197
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27197, retrying on 27198
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    WARN: Could not forward port 27198, retrying on 27199
    adb.exe: error: device 'RNJK35QUAZMA' not found
    ERROR: "adb forward" returned with value 1
    ERROR: Could not forward any port in range 27183:27199
    ERROR: Server connection failed

    C:\app\editor\android\scrcpy>usb

    From your
    description, it seems like 99 out of 100 times, adb connects without
    any issues. However, the 1 out of 100 times when it fails, it could be
    due to a port conflict. This conflict might be causing the reverse
    tunnel to be established on port 27189, which is why you�re seeing the
    error message �Could not remove reverse tunnel on port 27189.�

    Ensure that port 27189 is not being used by another application on
    your PC. You can use tools like netstat or Resource Monitor to check
    for active connections and identify any conflicts.

    You can manually remove any reverse tunnels using the command adb
    reverse --remove tcp:27189 or remove all reverse tunnels with adb
    reverse --remove-all.


    This is a response to the post seen at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=674517853#674517853

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