install.sh fails internet connection check
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The line in the internet connection check
if nc -zw1 example.com 443; then
fails due to the url placeholder example.com
Hello again 0d0a0c,
I don't understand why it fails from your side for "example.com" can you elaborate (some proxies are dropping it?) ?
Have a good day,
Félix.
Salut a tous
I run in an auth-proxied environment (squid).
Commenting out the check_network in the install file got ride of the network check via nc.
Hello again 0d0a0c,
I don't understand why it fails from your side for "example.com" can you elaborate (some proxies are dropping it?) ?
Have a good day,
Félix.
Thanks.
This is very odd! It fails the internet connection on my pi. Also on my laptop using the check_connection function in a terminal.
So I tried example.com in the browser and it fails there too. That was when I changed the URL in the code to google.com which works on my pi and on my laptop. I assumed the issue was that example.com was not a real website, just a place holder in the code.
I have now tried it on another laptop, on the same home network and it works from that laptop. Assuming it is something specific to the affected machines.
EDIT:
My issue was fixed by flushing the dns cache on my local machine.
@0d0a0c
Do you have full understanding and control of the the request path - firewalls, dns, dhcp and proxies - inbetween?
Do you have http_proxy or similar in your env?
Is your browser by any chance pulling a pac file?
In my case - my env is correctly set up. NC, being nc in the install.sh - does not honor env. @felixamie: A simple "curl" maybe smoother than nc. Sorry for not providing a patch at this time. Having other issues with the network interfaces et al.