When I am running CherryPy Hello World:
import cherrypy
class HelloWorld:
def index(self):
return \"Hello world!\"
index.exposed = True
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If you are trying to deploy CherryPy on Heroku, where you cannot use the loopback to check whether you have really opened a port, then you need to simply disable CherryPy's wait_for_occupied_port() function so that CherryPy's self-consistency check does not decide that it has, in fact, failed to start. Here are the three lines that I use to fix CherryPy so that it runs on Heroku:
from cherrypy.process import servers
def fake_wait_for_occupied_port(host, port): return
servers.wait_for_occupied_port = fake_wait_for_occupied_port