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Re: Can't access www.kde.org



* nate (debian-user@aphroland.org) [030425 23:09]:
> Hall Stevenson said:
> > Can anyone give me some clues where to look as to why I can't access
> > www.kde.org ?? I can reach bugs.kde.org, download.kde.org and many, many
> > other websites that I visit daily.
> 
> things i'd reccomend:
> 
> 1) try traceroute
> 2) check to be sure the name is resolving to the right IP(for me
>    it resolves to 80.232.38.131)

I can traceroute all the way to www.kde.org and it is resolving to
80.232.38.131.

> 3) check your route cache (route -C -n)

I did that and grep'd for 38.131 and get this:

192.168.1.10    80.232.38.131   192.168.1.1           0      0       50
eth0
80.232.38.131   192.168.1.10    192.168.1.10    l     0      0        8
lo
192.168.1.10    80.232.38.131   192.168.1.1           0      0        6
eth0

192.168.1.10 is my PC's IP; 192.168.1.1 is my "gateway" or the Linksys
router.

> 4) use tcpdump to see whats going on (use 2 terminals):
>    tcpdump dst 80.232.38.131
>    and on the 2nd terminal telnet www.kde.org 80 and issue a GET /

Not sure when I should type the GET / part, but here's what tcpdump told
me in the meantime:

tcpdump: listening on eth0
10:46:59.579329 eeyore.xxxxxx.net.3434 > www.kde.org.www: S
2055447810:2055447810(0) win 5808 <mss 1452,sackOK,timestamp 15113817
0,nop,wscale 0> (DF) [tos 0x10]

It repeated four times while I typed this reply. Each one was almost
exact except for the 579329 and 15113817 values. They changed in each
one.

What's this all mean to you ?? :)

Thanks
Hall



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