[Cialug]apt-get errors
Tom Pohl
tom at tcpconsulting.com
Thu Mar 2 20:38:30 CST 2006
On both boxen, type the following 2 commands and let's compare:
ifconfig
netstat -rn
Also, have you tried to ping an outside ip address instead of a name?
-Tom
On Mar 2, 2006, at 6:45 PM, Dan Hockey wrote:
> resolv.conf on sarge had
>
> search
> nameserver 204.127.203.135
> nameserver 216.148.225.135
>
> so I checked my mandriva box and it had
>
> nameserver 204.127.203.135
> nameserver 216.148.225.135
>
> so I changed sarge to same as mandriva without any luck
> I reset my cable modem and linksys router with no change.
> I can ping and ssh to/form sagre from to any linux box on my
> network, but sarge is the only one that can't get out ot the real
> world, arrrgghh
> -dh
>
> Dave J. Hala Jr. wrote:
>
>> I've spent the last week fixing half a dozen friends computers
>> that use
>> an isp I won't mention (dybb.com) that changed there DNS servers and
>> failed to notify some of their customers...
>>
>> I guess they are happy they have me for free tech support -or not...
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 2006-03-02 at 08:59, Jerry Heiselman wrote:
>>
>>> Yeah, Mediacom recently just switched name servers and decomissioned
>>> the old ones (and their IPs). Don't know why they, but they must
>>> have
>>> had their reasons.
>>>
>>> On 3/2/06, Barry Von Ahsen <barry at vonahsen.com> wrote: I
>>> had the namservers i got from mediacom quit working recently
>>> (I had
>>> hard-coded them in /etc/resolv.conf based on what I got from
>>> dhcp when I first set up the box, but that was two
>>> yers ago), so I just
>>> replaced
>>> them with known good servers. that fixed my problem
>>> -barry
>>> Dan Hockey wrote:
>>> > I've tried some the suggestions here and then some. I tried
>>> to use > 205.152.191.39 which was
>>> mirrors.kernel.org which still
>>> didn't work.
>>> > After digging some more I found I can ping all my internal
>>> computers > from the debian box but nothing
>>> outside my network. This
>>> doesn't make
>>> > sense because all my other computers ping the outside
>>> would
>>> just
>>> > fine.This is starting to look like a networking problem on
>>> the debian > box, but now I'm lost on what to look
>>> for next.
>>> > has anyone else messed up debian this bad?
>>> > -dh
>>> >
>>> > Mark Hesseltine wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> I've had pretty good luck using apt-spy prior to running
>>> apt-get. That >> way, if your regular server is
>>> down, you can easily find
>>> another one.
>>> >>
>>> >> On 3/1/06, Anthony Jeffries <ajeffri at loopysite.org> wrote:
>>> >> >>
>>> >>> On Wed, Mar 01, 2006 at 08:49:34AM -0600, Barry Von Ahsen
>>> wrote:
>>> >>>
>>> >>>> or switch to or add a more local mirror
>>> >>>>
>>> >>>> I have good luck and good speed from debian.uchicago.edu
>>> >>>>
>>> >>>> you can run apt-setup to add a new source, and if one is
>>> down it will
>>> >>>> try the next
>>> >>>> >>>>
>>> >>> I have good luck with mirrors.kernel.org.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> --
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>>> >>> ajeffri at loopysite.org
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