I'm using the Netopia 2247 router. I'm on Fedora 13, on a Thinkpad T60.
For some reason, ever since I switched my ISP (just last night), I can't connect to any non-HTTP services. I've tried Thunderbird for IMAP, FileZilla for FTP/SFTP, and Empathy for XMPP. Nothing connects. Chromium, Firefox for HTTP: works just fine. I know it seems really far stretched to think that this could be an issue on my end, but: I've checked with the ISP, and they insist that there's no reason this should be happening. They will be coming in tomorrow to take a look at wiring and all that though. I'm able to access my IMAP email via my smartphone's built-in mail client, via my new ISP. This is using a Nokia N82, with default messaging client (just called Messaging). But, who knows, maybe N82's email client actually uses HTTP? (Unfortunately, my only "desktop" computer is T60, and I only have Fedora installed on it; I realize the icon at top right shows Windows, but that's my work desktop, and I definitely can't take that home for testing). I've checked the firewall settings on the router, and put them at the very lowest setting.
Again, I know it seems far fetched that there's something wrong with my system (e.g., I've traveled with my laptop and have never had any problem accessing IMAP or FTP on other connections), but I just want to make sure I've exhausted every possibility. So, if you could entertain the possibility that it's something on my end, what might it be?
Maybe disabling SELinux might help? I'm going to try that when I get back home. Although: I feel like an SELinux dialog would've popped up if that was the problem.
I have Fedora 11 and have successfully set up VNC so that I can connect within the network (direct using vnc client/server setup). I am in the middle of working on a problem and have a fried who is in another city and was trying to set up VNC so that he could connect via http, which I know is possible (that it listens on range 5800 + the display number - mine is 3 in this instance). For the life of me I cannot get the java http viewer to work, here is what I have done so far: My vncservers file:
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My router is set up to forward incoming requests on the range 5900-5910 and 5800-5800 to this computer. I have opened ports 5902, 5903, 5802, and 5803 on my linux firewall. So far as I know, this is all that is necessary..well. Whenever I attempt to connect via [URL]:5803 I get a time out error. What could be wrong?
I have come across a fairly minor issue however. When using any IM clients I am unable to login to MSN using the direct connection method. Instead I find myself having to connect using the HTTP method. I wouldn't worry about this except many of my contacts are complaining that they are getting "message unabled to be delivered" errors regularly when trying to contact me.
I have an Ubuntu 10.10 machine hosting a virtual Windows machine on virtualbox. I have 3 servers I connect to using SSH with password authentication, on standard port (22)For some unknown reason, I have one server that I cannot connect to Via SSH using putty/terminal or HTTP via Browser from my Host nix box, but my Virtual machine CAN connect via both. Same machine, same network, one virtual with a bridged adapter, one physical network card connected to my network.
My box has to connect to internet using specified http proxy.I have set proxy in both kde control center and yast2 control center. They both tell me the proxy works fine. But when I really try to use yast2 to update my system, it report an error:
Code: Failed to download ./repo/repoindex.xml from [URL] History: - [AbstractCommand.cc:195] URI = [URL]
Even I try Code: export http_proxy=http://XXXX yast in command line,the error still exist.
In debian apt-get and slackware slackpkg,my proxy works fine. So I am sure it is not my fault and maybe it is a bug of yast2.
I'm trying to set up a server for an NPO who connects to the Internet through an internal proxy (Websense). I can't access the Internet unless through the proxy.
Since it's a server I did not install a GUI so I'm wondering how to connect the new server to said proxy server. I have the IP address, port number and username-password for the proxy server. The new server has a static IP address and is ready too go!
I'm trying to connect to a wifi network where it hijacks all requests and redirects you to a page where you have to agree to a terms of use before it lets you connect to the actual outside world. This is a pretty common practice, and usually doesn't pose much of a problem. However, I've got a computer running Ubuntu 9.10 server with no windowing system. How can I use the command line to agree to the terms of use? I don't have internet access on the computer to download packages via apt-get or anything like that. Sure, I can think of any number of workarounds, but I suspect there's an easy way to use wget or curl or something.
Basically, I need a command line solution for sending an HTTP POST request essentially clicking on a button. For future reference, it'd be helpful to know how to send a POST request with, say, a username and password if I ever find myself in that situation in another hotel or airport.
When I run sudo apt-get update I get the following message at the bottom:
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I have tried numerous ways to add the keys i.e: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys EF4186FE247510BE && gpg --export --armor EF4186FE247510BE | sudo apt-key add - However, I then get the following message:
Using netcat, nc(1), craft a valid http/1.1 request for getting http headers (not the html file itself!) for the main index page of www dot aalto dot fi. What request method did you use? Which headers did you need to send to the server? What was the status code for the request? Which headers did the server return? Explain the purpose of each header.
nc -v www dot aalto dot fi 8080 HEAD / HTML/1.1 host: www dot aalto dot fi And it returns: 200 OK Content-Length: 858 Content-Type: text/html Last-Modified: Thu, 02 Sep 2010 12:46:01 GMT [Code]....
I really don't know what does it mean. Question 2: Using netcat, nc(1), start a bogus web server listening on the loopback interface port 8080. Verify with netstat(, that the server really is listening where it should be. Direct your browser to the bogus server and capture the User-Agent: header "Direct your browser to the bogus server and capture the User-Agent: header" I don't understand this question.
I installed Nagios on my Ubuntu 10.04 server using apt-get and when I accessed the web console, everything was OK. I made some changes to apache (creating some new virtual sites) and since then Nagios gives me a warning message for HTTP with the message, HTTP WARNING: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found. The sites that I created are working perfectly. I noticed that the attemps are 4/4. Does this need to be reset or does Nagios automatically reset that once it detects the issue is resolved?
I am trying to edit my http configuration (menu System -> Administration -> Server Settings -> HTTP) and it seems to be impossible. My Server Name comes up empty and I want to change the default Webmaster email address root@localhost to something else, but I can't change anything. I enter mu new server name and e-mail address, but when I click on the OK button I get a popup box which asks me if I want to save and exit. I click on the Yes button, and the box disappears. HTTP Server configuration does not exit and my changes are not saved.
I can ping certain websites, such as Adobe.com, but I cannot access them via http (i.e. through firefox or yum). Some websites work through http, like Google, while others don't. The ones that don't are always the same.
What really hurts here is I cannot yum to all repos i'd like to. Since the same sites cannot be accessed through firefox, I imagine there is some underlying problem with my system's HTTP setup.
My windows machine on the same network works fine. I have had this problem since I installed Fedora 10 about 4 months ago. I'd rather not reinstall as nothing really seems broken (aside from this http issue), my system is completely up to date.
If I use a public proxy website I can get to the sites I can't connect to directly. I've followed a FAQ from mozilla for Firefox that hasn't helped, but I don't think its a Firefox issue since yum suffers as well. I also followed the fedora FAQ and I have been using OpenDNS servers.
I have al ready Fedora 11 [Leonidas], and when i did copy my old website to /var/www/html/wiki i had this problem trying [URL] : Forbidden You don't have permission to access /wiki/ on this server... i had to type this commands:
I just upgraded from Fedora 10 to 11 using yum preupgrade method. After what seems to be a successful upgrade, I get 2 boot errors warning icon at the log-in screen - one for ntpd and the other for httpd, both fail.
When trying to start http by command line the following error line appears: Starting httpd: httpd: Syntax error on line 196 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load /etc/httpd/modules/mod_file_cache.so into server: /etc/httpd/modules/mod_file_cache.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [FAILED]
In "Services" it shows httpd as being enabled, but not started. When I try to start it, it just gets stuck on refreshing.
I have a server (fedora 11 , LAMP). I want to know if I can upload something to my server via http (I mean from WAN),and this data stream can directly run into MySQL database . Do I need to write some special codes on my web page , or just change apache's configure file
I recently installed fedora 12 x86_64 after learning that its faster than x86.Now i am getting error while updating:after getting all the filelists etc. it shows all the packages to be updated, all is usual untill now, but then it again starts downloading filelistsdb which never happened in any fedora installation before including x86 fedora 12.
why my fedora 11 computer shows an application that launches every couple of minutes called launching HTTPcache cleaner? i searched installed programs and i cant find that in annything ive installed
I've got an old laptop with F15 installed. I want to use it together with two usb-webcams to monitor my wood boiler in the basement. And I want to stream it via http. I tried zoneminder and it didn't found my cheap cams. I tried vlc but it didn't work that well. Are there any other options to put out the streams on a webpage? Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk
Yahoo! is shutting down Geocities and I need to download all the files in my webfolder there, is there a program that will download all the files there automatically
I just done a brand new install of fed12 and did all the yum updates. Apache seems to start ok and I always liked the http config tool but it won't run on Fedora 12. I downloaded and installed system-config-httpd.noarch 5:1.4.6-1.fc12 and it all went fine but when I try to start it I get the usual box asking for my root password, I type it in and press enter, the box disappears and then....nothing. If I run system-config-httpd in a terminal I get the same box asking for root passowrd but when I enter it I get a long scroll of text which ends with:
line 4: 2137 Aborted (core dumped) /usr/bin/python /usr/share/system-config-httpd/ApacheConf.py
I don't know what causes this. Is there any way to get the http config tool working?
I have fedora 13, and installed asterisk.. Before I had centos and have my asterisk running to test and learn.. but in fedora I see there is a http miniserver for admin asterisk..I edited enable, port and ip in the file http.con but when I try URL...I got 404 page no found Asterisk server.
I have just installed XBMC (yum install xbmc) and noticed that the option where you can control it via the HTTP protocol is gone. Just as a curiosity I have installed it on my windows machine and the http server option is there. Does anyone knows what you have to do to fix this?
I'm looking for Webcam Streaming software that can stream over HTTP.I've done a bit of looking on google and can't find a good solution.Ideally it would be streaming video with sound.
It appears that my ISP is blocking port 80, so I can't set up a proper website on my home computer. I'd like to choose a different port to use (they block 443 also), and I'm not sure how to do this with Fedora (or any Linux flavor for that matter
after updating to fedora 15, the http links in Thunderbird doesn't work.I have tried many solutions, but without result. - in prefs.js add :user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.ftp", "/usr/bin/firefox"); user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http", "/usr/bin/firefox"); user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https", "/usr/bin/firefox");- I have tried it with KDE and GNOME. - move .thunderbird to .thunderbird.backup and reopen thunderbird. But still same problem. - When I create a new user it works correctly! So I think it must be related to the update. - I also change the default application (in System Settings) to google-chrome and Opera. But no result. - http-links in other application (dolphin, nautilus, ...) works correctly
