OK, i,m using exe/gnu wheezy version ( which rocks harder than a very hard thing. ). nothing can access the web. synaptic, kmail, konqueror, firefox nothing. ping don't work nothing. network configured with ceni. i've not changed the settings. my connection is through my android phone tethered. now here is where it gets interesting , tor browser works without any problem whatsoever. so i thought it might be my isp ( 3 in the uk ). so i booted into my xubuntu partition with kde 4 and networking works no problem. any help would be very gratefully appreciated. just ask if you need more info. thanks gareth
On 28/01/13 11:56, Gar Filth wrote:
OK, i,m using exe/gnu wheezy version ( which rocks harder than a very hard thing. ). nothing can access the web. synaptic, kmail, konqueror, firefox nothing. ping don't work nothing. network configured with ceni. i've not changed the settings. my connection is through my android phone tethered. now here is where it gets interesting , tor browser works without any problem whatsoever. so i thought it might be my isp ( 3 in the uk ). so i booted into my xubuntu partition with kde 4 and networking works no problem. any help would be very gratefully appreciated. just ask if you need more info. thanks gareth
It don't rock so good with no network!
Actually, as Exe is non-TDE-official it's not intended to use this mailing for Exe-specific support.
It's not clear what sort of connection you have, if you connect via the android or a normal router.. I can test only with ethernet and wireless with a normal router and that works fine here. Note Exe has WICD as well as Ceni.
Some time back I had a 3 UK dongle. It would connect but their DNS servers wouldn't work. Configuring opendns solved it.. it might for you
David
I gave opendns ago but still no network. setup wicd still no network. so i reinstalled exe and now it all works. very strange. thank god for back ups.
On 28 January 2013 14:55, David Hare davidahare@gmail.com wrote:
On 28/01/13 11:56, Gar Filth wrote:
OK, i,m using exe/gnu wheezy version ( which rocks harder than a very hard thing. ). nothing can access the web. synaptic, kmail, konqueror, firefox nothing. ping don't work nothing. network configured with ceni. i've not changed the settings. my connection is through my android phone tethered. now here is where it gets interesting , tor browser works without any problem whatsoever. so i thought it might be my isp ( 3 in the uk ). so i booted into my xubuntu partition with kde 4 and networking works no problem. any help would be very gratefully appreciated. just ask if you need more info. thanks gareth
It don't rock so good with no network!
Actually, as Exe is non-TDE-official it's not intended to use this mailing for Exe-specific support.
It's not clear what sort of connection you have, if you connect via the android or a normal router.. I can test only with ethernet and wireless with a normal router and that works fine here. Note Exe has WICD as well as Ceni.
Some time back I had a 3 UK dongle. It would connect but their DNS servers wouldn't work. Configuring opendns solved it.. it might for you
David
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On Mon, 28 Jan 2013, Gar Filth wrote:
OK, i,m using exe/gnu wheezy version ( which rocks harder than a very hard thing. ). nothing can access the web. synaptic, kmail, konqueror, firefox nothing. ping don't work nothing. network configured with ceni. i've not changed the settings. my connection is through my android phone tethered.
now here is where it gets interesting , tor browser works without any problem whatsoever. so i thought it might be my isp ( 3 in the uk ). so i booted into my xubuntu partition with kde 4 and networking works no problem.
Not knowing tor that well, my guess would be it's a DNS lookup problem. tor may well be using hard-coded i.p. addresses. Just thinkin' out loud here... Jonesy
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