RESOLVED (for me).
I had this same bug troubling me in this 10.04 install (WUBI) installed
only a month back. The apt-get update works, but for some reason, the
flashplugin-installer (when installing flash download from adoboe),
resolved archive.canonical.com -> 1.0.0.0 which was very annoying.
T
RESOLVED (for me).
I had this same bug troubling me in this 10.04 install (WUBI) installed
only a month back. The apt-get update works, but for some reason, the
flashplugin-installer (when installing flash download from adoboe),
resolved archive.canonical.com -> 1.0.0.0 which was very annoying.
T
I get this exact bug in 10.04 !
How can it be fixed -in this distro?
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Am I right? Did this bug reappear in the newest 10.04 release?
I first encountered this bug after upgrading to v9.10. First solution
was to disable IPv6, but soon after release some sort of fix was issued,
and I set IPv6 on again.
Recently I upgraded to v10.04 and began to experience problems sim
this is horrible
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Some workarounds that "solves" this stupid bug:
1) disable IPv6 in linux kernel: echo "1" >
/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
2) disable IPv6 for the wget: edit /etc/wgetrc and add line "inet4_only = on"
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This bug was fixed by the patch included in bug 156720. People
currently experiencing this bug should follow bug 417757.
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Status: New => Fix Released
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I am facing exactly the same problem after having upgraded from 9.04 to
9.10 on more than one machines. The problem is, I believe, definitely
not linked with the router, since resolving works fine on all machines I
kept on 9.04.
Two additional details here, in case they might be of help:
- The 'ap
I've got the same bug after the upgrade from Kubuntu 9.04 to Kubuntu
9.10. I have added ipv6.disable=1 to kernel options on boot to disable
ipv6 since it prevented me from using Firefox. Now Firefox runs nicely
but synaptic which is used by me to install packages as well as KDE's
PackageKit both fa
Same thing here, after a Karmic fresh install (update from 9.04 failed
mid-process 'cause it started resolving everything to 1.0.0.0 during package
installation.)
Pinging br.archive.ubuntu.com works it around for apt as said above...
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I have this problem in the final version of kubuntu 9.10.
I disabled ipv6 and can use firefox and konqueror without problems, but apt-get
and konsole sometimes get 1.0.0.0 when downloading packages.
i installed dnsmasq, but still have the problem. is there a fix for this?
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This bug appeared in Ubuntu 9.10 beta again
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Was this fix ever sent up-stream? I'm encountering exactly the same
problem with a new Arch linux install.
Thanks
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I started encountering this bug on 2008/05/30 with exim in Ubuntu 8.04.
To connect to the smarthost, exim first causes an lookup.
(Oddly, an error response to this lookup that the name does not exist seems to
cause my machine to repeat te lookup. Only when the server sends an empty
res
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I'm going to mark this as Fix Released as it is fixed for one person and
no one else has responded, but leave it assigned to myself in case
anyone still has this bug.
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I can confirm that it solved all the problems on two Gutsy machines I
had issues with.
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Does the fix released in bug 156720 resolve this for anyone? Thanks in
advance.
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Sorry, I didn't notice that the fix is pre-released. It's available in
gutsy-proposed updates.
To get it you should enable gutsy-proposed updates in System >
Administration > Software sources on "Updates" tab. Then update
manager will tell you that update for libc6 package available and you
could
How would one go about applying the fix described in that bug?
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Fix has been released. See bug 156720
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This sounds like it might be bug 24828
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Hi Mac,
First thanks for trying to help me :)
I did all you suggested, and no change :(
Looking in wireshark my computer (actually dnsmasq) makes queries to the
OpenDNS's server, but somehow OpenDNS returns 1.0.0.0... I am guessing
router somehow changes it, as I doubt that OpenDNS's server coul
Alvin,
A couple more bits...
cat /etc/resolv.conf
my says 127.0.0.1
if yours does not then edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
and uncomment the line
#prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1;
when you reboot or restart your networking do
cat /etc/resolv.conf again you should now have 127.0.0.1
Did
Hi Mac,
Thanks for suggestions...
I did install dnsmasq, and it didn't help... I configured dnsmasq bu adding
server=208.67.222.222 and server=208.67.220.220 in dnsmasq.conf file... And
nothing changed, I still have all the same problems. The weirdest this is
happening now... I installed wiresh
The other option I should have mentioned is that manually putting the IP
addresses of good DNS servers directly into your router often fixes the
problem (usually by unticking / unticking a box like "use ISP's DNS
Servers / use Manual DNS servers".
The reason I did not use this approach for my mach
OK so here's my theory and how i fixed it (on 100+ Ubintu machines).
There is some low level incompatibility between the Ubuntu dns requests
and specific models of router. (I've heard this happens on a few other
distros as well, so it's not Ubuntu specific)
Some models of router are absolutely fi
Hi all,
I have disabled IPv6, and I am using OpenDNS for my DNS servers, and still when
i wget www.google.com I get:
Connecting to www.google.com|1.0.0.0|:80... failed: Connection timed out.
pinging www.google.com and then wget makes it work for some amount of
time, also firefox works, and brows
A workaround that might be even better to use anyway, is to configure with the
IP of a third-party DNS server.
Such a server is OpenDNS, http://www.opendns.com/start/ubuntu.php
What OpenDNS does is it offers DNS services for free so that you can use
instead of the DNS server of your provided. In
I have this same issue on two of my gt701-wg adsl modems... Any fixes?
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I use Kurumin, a debbian based system and it has the same bug...
As someone posted above, it dosen't happen with Mandriva...
Maybe a Debian bug wich dosen't act as windows and mandriva when usign
DNS iPv6??
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because of this I cannot use pidgin as well as any p2p programs :(
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seems to be the getting the same issue, it was not in feisty but is
there in gusty tribe 1 :(
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Hardware problem, as I understand. Routers DNS can't work with IPv6.
//For example, V3 firmware for DLINK DSL-G604T solve the problem.
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Wish I could edit. I forgot to say that the DNS was working when it was
updating from feisty to gusty as well as quite a bit of time in gusty
also without the ping workaround. It might be a temp. issue or permanent
one but will know about it l8ter.
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[quote=didier]
The problem could be that even with ipv6 disabled many softwares still request
records, you can double check with tcpdump or wireshark:
apt-get source xxx
DNS archive.ubuntu.com
firefox http://google.com
DNS A google.com
cf bug: 80571[/quote]
Can u be more specific. B
Can you try Feisty liveCD which shouldn't request record if there's
no IPV6 router?
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I've seen this problem a couple of times where some routers just don't seem to
resolve dns query's right,
but setting the dns servers manually in the network options work.
indeed, the strange thing about is, ping seems to be able to get the
right dns record, but I haven't found any other program
The problem could be that even with ipv6 disabled many softwares still
request records, you can double check with tcpdump or wireshark:
apt-get source xxx
DNS archive.ubuntu.com
firefox http://google.com
DNS A google.com
cf bug: 80571
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Turning of IPv6 did not work here, but the ping thing is weird !!
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I have also been having trouble with my DSL-604T router. I disabled ipv6
in the ali
similar...
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/461625.html
So maybe it is IPV6 causing these routers to spit back 1.0.0.0?
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http://whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/476006.html
says..
The solution was that I for some reason had Microsoft TCP/IP version 6
installed under the internet connection properties. By uninstalling this it all
started to work!
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says...
Problem:
Actiontec GT701-WG DSL Modem has a dumb DNS issue. When you try to connect to a
website from a computer running Linux, you may see "Trying 1.0.0.0"
More info:
- Seems to happen on apt-get / wget more than in firefox.
- FreeBSD and Windows work fine on the same router.
Other links to same issue
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2049586
http://www.unixadmintalk.com/f39/debian-3-1-install-connection-timeout-4455/
http://www.ubuntux.
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