socket.bind() Always Fails [SOLVED]

[Strikerklm96]

This says the error message EVERY time, even when it is successful.

            cout << "\nEnter Receiving Port";
            cin >> RECEIVE_PORT;
            socket.unbind();
            if (!socket.bind(RECEIVE_PORT))
            {
                cout << "\nThere was an error binding to [" << RECEIVE_PORT << "]";
            }

For instance, if I say tell it to bind to 5000, it will say it has failed, but I call socket.getLocalPort(), and it says 5000, AND I can call socket.receive(rPacket, sizeof(rPacket), sizet, RECEIVE_IP, RECEIVE_PORT) and it returns success.
So everything works, except that it claims it doesn't. What's going on?

[G.]

bind returns an sf::Socket::Status

[Strikerklm96]

My bad, I was using a 1.6 tutorial with 2.0. I knew I was doing it, but I was just adjust accordingly because I didn't see there was a 2.0 tutorial for this.

socket.bind(RECEIVE_PORT) != sf::Socket::Done