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Alright, Linux guru's, I have a problem.

I ran some updates. My kernel was updated. And Firefox was updated.

After I rebooted, I cannot pull a webpage. Not in Firefox, or the
other two browsers on the system.

I can ping out. I get name resolution. But it's as if the port the
browser's on is blocked.

I enter an address, hit enter. A flicker of activity on the throbber
and "done" no page. Not an error. Just "done" in the lower left. As if
I've just downloaded a blank page.

Any ideas? All help will be gratefully accepted! :)

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On Mon, 01 Aug 2005 17:26:08 -0500, Smeghead wrote:

> Alright, Linux guru's, I have a problem.
>
> I ran some updates. My kernel was updated. And Firefox was updated.
>
> After I rebooted, I cannot pull a webpage. Not in Firefox, or the
> other two browsers on the system.
>
> I can ping out. I get name resolution. But it's as if the port the
> browser's on is blocked.
>
> I enter an address, hit enter. A flicker of activity on the throbber
> and "done" no page. Not an error. Just "done" in the lower left. As if
> I've just downloaded a blank page.
>
> Any ideas? All help will be gratefully accepted! :)

What did you set your security levels to? What errors do you get if you
run Firefox from a terminal window?

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"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:j08te1djgcto8k4s7su406oafsknpjktbn@4ax.com:

> I can ping out. I get name resolution. But it's as if the port the
> browser's on is blocked.

Drop down to telnet to debug:

telnet www.somefineserver.com 80
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: www.somefineserver.com

Hit enter twice after the Host: line to tell the server you're done with
the request and it will send you an HTTP header, an extra blank line, and
its root page.

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On Mon, 01 Aug 2005 17:26:08 -0500, "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Alright, Linux guru's, I have a problem.
>
>I ran some updates. My kernel was updated. And Firefox was updated.
>
>After I rebooted, I cannot pull a webpage. Not in Firefox, or the
>other two browsers on the system.
>
>I can ping out. I get name resolution. But it's as if the port the
>browser's on is blocked.
>
>I enter an address, hit enter. A flicker of activity on the throbber
>and "done" no page. Not an error. Just "done" in the lower left. As if
>I've just downloaded a blank page.
>
>Any ideas? All help will be gratefully accepted! :)

Problem solved. My old 30 gig Western Digital rolled snake eyes. So
I've been rebuilding things to my liking.

I'm also taking the opportunity to burn the ISO's for Core 4 and start
over all nice and minty fresh on a drive more than twice the size of
my old one.

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Scott Henry <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:od9gf15ad0t1acerp2jgitu3hq560ml0l3@4ax.com:

> I'm also taking the opportunity to burn the ISO's for Core 4 and start
> over all nice and minty fresh on a drive more than twice the size of
> my old one.

I just put the ISO's on the HD and install from there. Very quick and no
discs to change. But that's mostly for upgrades, where I can boot and
download the files into place. But you could boot with a rescue disk,
partition and format the drive, and then use wget or curl to pull the
files.

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