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Comment: rsync server refuses; littlesnitch

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  * [http://porticus.alittledrop.com/ Porticus] is another new GUI currently in development.
 
 === What do I do if `port selfupdate` doesn't work or the Rsync server refuses connections? ===
-First try `sudo port -d selfupdate` to get all errors to display. If your connection to the rsync server fails you may get blocked by a firewall or other network control software. If you run PeerGuardian disable all filters or create an exception for rsync.macports.org.  It is also possible to disable PeerGuardian before running a selfupdate command by typing the following command in Terminal, but make sure you stop all processes associated with PeerGuardian before doing this.
+First try `sudo port -d selfupdate` to get all errors to display. If your connection to the rsync server fails you may get blocked by a firewall or other network control software.
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+If you run LittleSnitch create a rule for rsync (/usr/bin/rsync) that allows connections to server hostname rsync.macports.org, port 873 (rsync), protocol 6 (TCP). Make sure the rule is enabled.
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+If you run PeerGuardian disable all filters or create an exception for rsync.macports.org.  It is also possible to disable PeerGuardian before running a selfupdate command by typing the following command in Terminal, but make sure you stop all processes associated with PeerGuardian before doing this.
 {{{
 sudo kextunload -b xxx.qnation.PeerGuardian
 }}}

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