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Old 5th June 2009, 03:50 PM
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Unhappy problem with pages online

Hello mates,
I have a D-LINK modem.The status says CONNECTED but I cant see many pages like google.com or yahoo.com...actually I cant see any page! But when I pinging in terminal I have response on every page... I tried WinXP and I saw that I can access any page without problem......!!I have restarted my PC many times but the problem still exists. I have the same problem and with openSuse.....
Can anybody help me please???
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Old 5th June 2009, 04:18 PM
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Hi, im sure you have checked this but is firefox working in offline mode
File>>>Work Offline unchecked
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Old 6th June 2009, 03:53 AM
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Thanks for your response...
Yes it is unchecked....!Actually the "error" message is request time out....server didn't response....something like this....!
Any other idea???I cant use winxp anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 6th June 2009, 05:08 AM
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have you tried other browsers
like:
opera, aurora , konqueror , midori , kazehakase ?
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Old 6th June 2009, 10:55 AM
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The problem is not the browser...How is possible to working fine with XP and no with Fedora??
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Old 6th June 2009, 12:00 PM
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well, you say that you are able to ping the sites but the connection gets timedout while trying to open in firefox, right? ... that hints that something is misconfigured in your browser.... to confirm that conjuncture , it would be best if you tried out another browser, i'd recommend opera. its only 8.5MB , and can be downloaded from www.opera.com . a smaller alternative would be arora ... it can be installed using

Code:
su
yum install arora
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Old 6th June 2009, 02:12 PM
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just the same problem and with arora browser...
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Old 6th June 2009, 04:06 PM
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is your port 80 open? in what state is your SELinux? do have an IPv6 connection, if you dont, have you enabled that by mistake?

open "Network"(system>administration) and edit the network connection, see the slightly-highlighted checkbox? if you dont have IPv6 that should be unticked.

to clearly find out the problem , try configuring Evolution or Thunderbird and see if you are able to send/recieve mails ,

or try and see if you can download anything via bittorrent client(try to download this bittorrent http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-prerelease file in fedora using transmission or some other client and see if you are able to download or not...you need not download the entire thing...if you see that you are able to download the torrent file , then you can stop downloading)

, or if you are able to login to yahoochat or gtalk or something using pidgin...

these tests will determine that if you are only able to ping the sites or if its only the problem with the http protocol with your fedora installation.


are you able to connect to port 80 of google.com?

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telnet google.com 80
what do you get?
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Old 7th June 2009, 11:59 AM
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1) I didn't have ticked the IPv6. I set the IP and subnet mask.

2) with the telnet command: "Connected to google.com: \n Escape character is '^]'"

3) I am able to connect to amsn or skype and I can download/upload torrents.

4) please notice that I can see ONLY the page www.fedoraforum.org with extremely low speed.

Shall I wait for Fedora 11???///????
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Old 8th June 2009, 05:32 AM
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you are able to connect to fedoraforum.org , but not other sites? and this problem persists throughout all web-browsers?

have you checked SELinux mode(system>administration>SELinux Management ) and firewall ports(system>administration>firewall)?
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