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Old 8th March 2007, 04:47 AM
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Help I can only access Fedora/Redhat websites. I can't access other sites

Hi

Internet works, except for the package updater which gives me errors I don't know why.
This is an interesting one, I can access Fedora/Redhat related websites like this forum but I can't access any other websites like yahoo.com or google for instance.

I have to use:
http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

To access other websites.

is there any way I can fix this? Does this have to do with my firewall? How can I fix it? Step by step instructions please as I'm a newbie.

Thanks!
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