On 4/7/07, Tony Stohne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Coder TuX said the following on 2007-04-07 14:46: | resolv.conf is -rw-r--r-- so that's not the issue.. | | I noticed that ping works for about every ip i've tried, but TCP | connexions don't. why could that happen? I can browse my local webserver | however... | I'm not entirely clear on this, so just for clarification: Have You just pinged IP addresses or IPs AND domain names as well? You pinged the address 216.239.37.99, but does it work when you ping the corresponding domain name, ie va-in-f99.google.com, or any other domain name?
Pinging the IP address works, pinging the corresponding domain name doesn't. If not it is clearly a problem with DNS not resolving properly, so check
your network configuration (/etc/conf.d/net.eth0 or whatever your file is called)! Also read the example file in the same directory - it's full of valuable info on how to set up your network config.
Those configs are ok. It's all managed by dhcp. (If DNS resolution does work, it could also be a mockup with your
firewall rules. Maybe outgoing TCP is rejected or dropped, for some reason. In all fairness, this shouldn't be happening unless you have changed any rules. It's a more of an extreme possibility.)
I'll check the firewall rules, maybe there's something wrong there, but I think I tried with iptables disabled and got the same result.... //T
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