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I wasn't the one who mentioned HTTPS :p

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edited Jul 2, 2012 at 14:30

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If possible, try to flush ip tables and see if you actually can connect via http. (iptables -F)

Like DragonLordDarth Android was saying, make sure you aren't trying to connect via https.

Also, do you have more than one ethernet interface? Or is your ethernet interface called something else besides eth0. a quick ifconfig will show you what your interface names are.

If possible, try to flush ip tables and see if you actually can connect via http. (iptables -F)

Like DragonLord was saying, make sure you aren't trying to connect via https.

Also, do you have more than one ethernet interface? Or is your ethernet interface called something else besides eth0. a quick ifconfig will show you what your interface names are.

If possible, try to flush ip tables and see if you actually can connect via http. (iptables -F)

Like Darth Android was saying, make sure you aren't trying to connect via https.

Also, do you have more than one ethernet interface? Or is your ethernet interface called something else besides eth0. a quick ifconfig will show you what your interface names are.

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created Jul 2, 2012 at 14:21

Cameron Aziz

If possible, try to flush ip tables and see if you actually can connect via http. (iptables -F)

Like DragonLord was saying, make sure you aren't trying to connect via https.

Also, do you have more than one ethernet interface? Or is your ethernet interface called something else besides eth0. a quick ifconfig will show you what your interface names are.