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Is Google down? I can't load it!...
- 09-21-2007 #1Linux Enthusiast
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- 09-21-2007 #2forum.guy
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Working fine for me...
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- 09-21-2007 #3Linux Enthusiast
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I cleared my cache and tried loading it... I still cannot load google. I'm having no problems with other websites.
Do you think they block IPs for any reason. I haven't been doing anything goofy but you never know.
- 09-21-2007 #4Super Moderator
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Works fine for me also, maybe your DNS settings are screwed up.
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- 09-21-2007 #5Linux Enthusiast
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You mean, on my router or with my ISP?
Originally Posted by MikeTbob 
- 09-21-2007 #6Super Moderator
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I mean the file on your HD /etc/resolv.conf should have a nameserver added by DHCP, if you use DHCP from the router.
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- 09-21-2007 #7Linux Guru
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If you're using Firefox, try typing about:config in the address bar. Scroll down to locate the network.dns.disableIPv6 setting and double-click on it to set it to true.
There's no guarantee that this will work, but if it is a DNS issue I sympathise. That's a problem that can haunt you for a long time!I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 09-22-2007 #8Linux Enthusiast
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It's working fine now... I didn't do anything to solve it because it was working off and on. I had this happen before with a beryl repo but that works fine now too.
Oh well.
thanks for the help guys.
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