[drats_users] localhost connection 0.3.0 CentOS 5

[Adrian]

I cannot connect d-rats to the repeater with localhost or trying
the pc 192.xxx.x.xxx address.

Nothing has changed in config and accept incoming on 9000 is checked.
ie;

Installing hashlib replacement hack
BeautifulSoup was not found. Geocoders assuming malformed markup will 
not work.
Installing hashlib replacement hack
FILE: /root/.d-rats/d-rats.config
Loading locale `en'
Locale dir is: ./locale
Static position: -27.867800,152.979600
/root/download/D-Star/d-rats-linux2/d-rats-0.3.0/d_rats/mainwindow.py:234: 
GtkWarning: gtk_notebook_set_tab_label: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET 
(child)' failed
  "mainwindow", "D-RATS")
/root/download/D-Star/d-rats-linux2/d-rats-0.3.0/d_rats/mainwindow.py:234: 
GtkWarning: gtk_tree_row_reference_new: assertion `GTK_IS_TREE_MODEL 
(model)' failed
  "mainwindow", "D-RATS")
/root/download/D-Star/d-rats-linux2/d-rats-0.3.0/d_rats/mainwindow.py:234: 
GtkWarning: gtk_cell_view_set_displayed_row: assertion 
`GTK_IS_TREE_MODEL (cell_view->priv->model)' failed
  "mainwindow", "D-RATS")
Appending Local
This version of GTK is old; disabling station tooltips
Refreshing config...
Set GPS units to Imperial
Starting port ports_0 (Local)
New data path: ('localhost', 9000, 'VK4TUX', '')
Socket connect failed: (111, 'Connection refused')
COMM did not connect: Unable to connect ((111, 'Connection refused'))
GPS: False on @4800
Static position: -27.867800,152.979600
Unable to start plugin server: (98, 'Address already in use')

Ratflector connection to the repeater is fine.

vk4tux
                                                     
>
> I have been out of the loop for some time. I installed version 0.3.0 (non
> beta). I put in net:ref.d-rats.com:9000 and can not get a connection. What
> do I need to know to see where everyone is hanging out on? I did try
> net:ref.d-rats.com:9001 and that works, but says that is for rf linking. I'm
> not sure how that is done. I would not know how to get the local gateway to
> connect to what my computer is connecting to.
>
> Regards, James Deuel, N0XIA 
>