Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 14:44:09 +0000 (GMT) From: Dexter Coffin <idnopheq@comcast.net> To: alpha@freebsd.org Subject: linux-mozilla 1.2.1 (non-ports) runs but cannot connect Message-ID: <d8227dc5e2.dc5e2d8227@icomcast.net>
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Hi, All!
Here is the story thus far. I had linux-mozilla 1.0.0 running fine on
my 4.7-STABLE FreeBSD 4.7-STABLE Alpha box. But another linux port
messed up my linux_base, so I started over.
I acquired Mozilla 1.2.1 from rpmfind.net, stepping through each missing
component until I was finally able to get 1.2.1 to run.
And so it does. However, I can only connect to localhost. Everything
else, whether host name or IP address, errors immediately with "The
connection was refused when attempting to contact {...}". Going to the
same sites with OSF1-Netscape and native Konquerer from the same host
works fine.
I think I must have botched my linux_base hook into the native TCP/IP,
but I cannot see where or how? tcpdump shows the name resolution is
working and some communication with the site occurs.
Anyone have advice in troubleshooting this? Or am I stuck downgrading
my linux-mozilla?
Cheers!
Dex
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