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This came up in another thread and I decided I'm sick of it already!
For the most part everything works fine with my web browsing. I've just run into one ...
- 01-31-2005 #1Linux User
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can't load some web pages from this machine
This came up in another thread and I decided I'm sick of it already!
For the most part everything works fine with my web browsing. I've just run into one problem, some sites won't load on my machine. The ones I've verified are http://www.hexus.net and http://www.rawganique.com but I'm sure there are others.
It first popped up in Firefox, but I've also tried with Links and it doesn't work there either. Firefox returns a 'connection refused', and Links a 'No route to host'. I'm using Arch Linux current with their build of Firefox 1.0. I've tried changing the user agent string, but that doesn't do it.
Here's the thing, using the same ISP on the same phone line, a roommate's Windows computer using Firefox 1.0 can connect to these sites. Also, a friends laptop using Arch Current and the same Firefox 1.0 build can connect to these sites on his cable connection.
Does anyone have a clue what's going on here? I'm needing some clothes and I hate plugging my cc# into a Windows machine.
I'm on a dialup connection with a hardware ISA modem on ttyS1, 2.6.8.1 kernel, and a (I'm pretty sure) properly configured loopback through a VIA Rhine NIC.
ThanksMichael Salivar
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- 02-01-2005 #2
Have you tried the version of FF from www.mozilla.org? It's just a thought,
Also have you got your cookies eanbled? this might cause a problem maybe?
- 02-01-2005 #3Linux User
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No, I haven't gotten a chance to get the official build yet, but you can add Dillo to the list now.
I also tried installing Flash last night, and then promptly cleansed my machine of the evil once I discovered it had no effect.
And yes, cookies are enabled, and clearing my cache/cookies doesn't help.
Oh, and I forgot to say that I tried my machine on a friend's cable a few weeks back and it didn't work there either, so it doesn't appear to be associated with my dialup.
I'm at a complete loss, I wish I had spare hard drive space to try a fresh installation. I'll try a live CD when I get a chance to reboot, and maybe I can dig up another modem.Michael Salivar
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- 02-01-2005 #4Linux Engineer
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First start to get the official realease as the bugs have been fixed... Your ISP wont block those site for sure... why would they? As for flash, it's extremely easy to setup... A fresh install isnt needed as the "internet" works general...
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Well, I'll try the official FF release, but I can't even ping these sites from my machine, so I really don't think it's browser related.First start to get the official realease as the bugs have been fixed
At least it rules out a DNS issue.Your ISP wont block those site for sure... why would they?
Yeah, Flash is simple to install: pacman -S flashplugin and it's installed and configured. I didn't think it was a Flash issue, but I was just making sure. I guess I could have pinged or tracerouted to determine that, but networking isn't my strong point.As for flash, it's extremely easy to setup
It would rule out a package conflict or misconfiguration.A fresh install isnt needed as the "internet" works general
I think I may be dealing with two different problems:
Code:# traceroute www.hexus.net | sort > hexus traceroute to www.hexus.net (84.12.5.240), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 dial-216-198-97-1.triconet.org (216.198.97.1) 134.796 ms 124.850 ms 124.934 ms 2 dial-216-198-97-1.triconet.org (216.198.97.1) 127.906 ms !H * 123.027 ms !H
Thanks for trying so farCode:# traceroute www.rawganique.com | sort > rawganique traceroute to www.rawganique.com (204.19.249.43), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 dial-216-198-97-1.triconet.org (216.198.97.1) 3176.396 ms 124.536 ms 120.934 ms 2 * 12.124.145.81 (12.124.145.81) 1127.559 ms 132.434 ms 3 gbr2-p53.phmaz.ip.att.net (12.123.142.42) 128.628 ms 131.861 ms 3184.454 ms 4 tbr2-p013402.dlstx.ip.att.net (12.122.10.81) 3144.044 ms 176.859 ms 173.932 ms 5 tbr2-cl6.sl9mo.ip.att.net (12.122.10.89) 176.924 ms 167.930 ms 147.218 ms 6 tbr2-cl7.cgcil.ip.att.net (12.122.10.45) 158.929 ms 156.623 ms 158.921 ms 7 gar1-p390.chail.ip.att.net (12.123.216.217) 175.163 ms 3329.362 ms 194.926 ms 8 12.119.137.54 (12.119.137.54) 3163.476 ms 170.873 ms 163.927 ms 9 OC48POS6-0.tor-core-1.peer1.net (216.187.114.142) 179.925 ms 185.801 ms 174.908 ms 10 OC48POS1-0.tor-core-2.peer1.net (216.187.114.134) 183.636 ms 181.213 ms 177.932 ms 11 OC48POS3-0.mtl-core-b.peer1.net (216.187.68.93) 193.925 ms 192.848 ms 3189.465 ms 12 Gig5-0.mtl-gsr-b.peer1.net (216.187.90.42) 184.923 ms 174.147 ms 185.574 ms 13 bgp-mtl-sora-peer1.iweb.ca (216.187.90.134) 3175.526 ms 209.516 ms * 14 bridgefw.clic.net (204.19.252.100) 4242.234 ms 216.930 ms 215.834 ms
I'm going to boot into a LiveCD nowMichael Salivar
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Ok, so I loaded up Mepis and tried these two sites. Hexus.net won't load, but Rawganique.com does. I realized that I had only tried Rawganique on my roommates computer, and when trying Hexus it failed. So it looks like that one is a DNS issue, and seeing that most sites that I haven't verified return a connection refused immediately, like Hexus, I think they are too. I'll give the techs at Trico a call tomorrow and see what's going on.
That still leaves Rawganique, though, which takes awhile to return the connection refused, and who's traceroute returns 12 or so hops past my ISP.Michael Salivar
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Do you have a firewall?
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That I do not.
Michael Salivar
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