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Sailfish OS for the Motorola Moto G7 Power (XT1955-5) - (ocean) (9)
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2010-01-06
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#101
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Originally Posted by chicoelnino
Btw.. Can you double check if that IP-address "92.122.126.23" is the one it returned? Just to be sure that you copied it correctly here. The problem could actually be in DNS as that IP address does not seem to work for me when trying to connect from here.
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2010-01-06
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Originally Posted by chainreaction
did it again and this is the DNS it returned:
Btw.. Can you double check if that IP-address "92.122.126.23" is the one it returned? Just to be sure that you copied it correctly here. The problem could actually be in DNS as that IP address does not seem to work for me when trying to connect from here.
92.122.127.25
I'm using wifi.
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2010-01-06
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Originally Posted by chainreaction
Ok. That data gives me an assumption that DNS works. That means that your network connection gets an IP address from the domain. One thing that seems to differ from the nokia repositories is that it uses https and maemo repositories use http. The difference there is that HTTPS-protocol uses a different TCP-port. How are you connected? WiFi or 3G?
Could you try and go to this address with your browser on your n900:
https://msp.f-secure.com/web-test/
The idea is to test whether you can go to a https-protocol website. When you go to the website, the browser should also popup a yellow text giving information about certificate authorization or something like that (in your own language). You should see a web page that informs you're on F-secure mobile anti-virus test page.
Yeah i went there on the N900 and it said my connections were correct etc....
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2010-01-06
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#104
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Ok. Good. That IP address seems to work for me. So DNS does not seem to be the issue. Could you try to go to the web address I posted earlier?
Are you using your own WiFi connection or a shared one? Do you own the WiFi box or do you use your school/other network?
Are you using your own WiFi connection or a shared one? Do you own the WiFi box or do you use your school/other network?
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2010-01-06
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Originally Posted by chainreaction
i did go to that web address and it was fine.
Ok. Good. That IP address seems to work for me. So DNS does not seem to be the issue. Could you try to go to the web address I posted earlier?
Are you using your own WiFi connection or a shared one? Do you own the WiFi box or do you use your school/other network?
yes using my own connection and i own my own box in my house. No shared networks.
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2010-01-06
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Ok. Then it seems that the network connection is not the issue.
Sorry that I couldn't help.
Sorry that I couldn't help.
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2010-01-06
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Originally Posted by chainreaction
Thank you anyways for taking the time to help me
Ok. Then it seems that the network connection is not the issue.
Sorry that I couldn't help.
Another one bites the dust
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2010-01-06
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#108
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did you ever try turning the modem/router off for thirty seconds? i had a different but similar problem which was cured that way.
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2010-01-06
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#109
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Just to be on the safe side... WiFi can sometimes fool you.
Try going to repository with your browser:
https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com
You might get a warning about the certification. Just close the page/browser then. If it gets you there. It should work network wise. The bug is somewhere else.
Do you have any other type of connection that you could try? Some WiFi routers have tendencies to be tricky and mystic.
Try going to repository with your browser:
https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com
You might get a warning about the certification. Just close the page/browser then. If it gets you there. It should work network wise. The bug is somewhere else.
Do you have any other type of connection that you could try? Some WiFi routers have tendencies to be tricky and mystic.
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by chainreaction
Just to be on the safe side... WiFi can sometimes fool you.
Try going to repository with your browser:
https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com
You might get a warning about the certification. Just close the page/browser then. If it gets you there. It should work network wise. The bug is somewhere else.
Do you have any other type of connection that you could try? Some WiFi routers have tendencies to be tricky and mystic.
heres what i got when i went to the above link on my N900 browser:
could this be where the problem lies?