C:\Users\Morie Keita>cd desktop
C:\Users\Morie Keita\Desktop>git clone https://github.com/Morie55/Coursera-test.git
Cloning into 'Coursera-test'...
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Morie55/Coursera-test.git/': Could not resolve proxy: proxyServer
The message above is what they kept asking me.
unable to resolve proxy
Which means that the problem is related to the network. Here are the things you should try
check that network and DNS server is working. Run ping google.com
If you are in private network like(restaurant, office) the provider may have denied that address
Try doing so from another network
temporarily change the DNS server
If none of these worked and you are 100% sure network is right reinstall git or download the repo from browser
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I want to make my phone a Linux web server, by using the userLand application which gives you the ability to use ubuntu distribution on Andriod.
I already installed Django and ran my server on port 8080 since port 80 is busy (seems logical that android is using it)
and everything is good, it works when I try to access the website from another device on the local network.
so I proceeded to the next step which is making the website accessible from all over the internet then I found that you need to make a port forwarding on the router to allow devices from outside the local network to access a device in the localnetwork .
I followed the following steps :
made the phone's IP static locally
added the configuration needed for the port forwarding (phone's ip, port 8080, etc... )
found the public IP for my phone and used it and with port 8080
it is still not working:
I can access the website locally but can't access it through the internet.
I tried another method by using an already working server from the "AWebServer" application on google play
but still the same problem.
I tried temporarily to disable the firewall on the router but still the same problem
and finally, I tried to open the port on my laptop with OS: Windows 10
instead of the phone OS: Android, and checked with port checker but the port is closed and still the same problem.
I have been trying to solve this for a whole day)), I would be very happy if someone helped me.
thanks
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Your ISP might have put you under a NAT, in that case port forwarding might still not work.
Your best bet is to use some sort of SSH Tunnels.
You can try with ngrok.
This will give you a URL to access your application from public internet.
Only caveat here is that ngrok is not free. They have a subscription based model. In the free tier, you can use ngrok but the link url changes after few hours.
If you want to, you can also implement something like ngrok for yourself. Read about ssh tunneling more. This will help you.
I'm developing an application that trying to use an unofficial HomeDepot API, the app is deployed to Heroku.
When running it locally it works well, but from the Heroku server, I occasionally get an Access Denied error from HomeDepot.
Example:
Access Denied
You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/..." on this server.
Reference #18.8c9ec817.1613321797.55cbcde
I know that HomeDepot is blocking access from certain locations, mostly APAC, but my Heroku server is located in the US - I have looked up for the server IP and it is actually AWS, dynamically changing but always US.
Has anyone else experience the same on Heroku/AWS and can share some tips?
Thanks!
This is an Akamai (CDN provider) 403 error, like ceejayoz said, you were likely blocked for scraping or excessive requests.
Your best bet is to contact Amazon for a new IP address as this one no longer works on Akamai protected sites.
I have changed the password of the digitalocean droplet then after that the website is not working at all and the api's for the mobile application is not working either.
The website and the apis aren't made by me but by different side,and they built using python-django.
Please i need your help to recover everything as i believe it's a problem with the reset password process i have done.
here is the website :
http://educationwallets.com/
here is the message i got :
502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.10.0 (Ubuntu)
Fixed.
Just after a reboot, ssh with eduWallet user and type "supervisord" it will start the server.
I had never installed SSL onto a Windows Server before, now I ran into a problem.
I had a website hosted by Smarter ASP, and I got a SSL certificate from them. Then I moved the website into Azure as a App Service, without creating a virtual server myself. I imported the pfx file into Azure, and it worked.
Now I want to move the website into AWS.
I created a Windows Server EC2 instance in AWS. I did all the A Record and CNames changes. Now when I request "www.teacherspet.net.au", the home page is returned without any problem.
I then did the following to import the SSL certificate into the AWS EC2 server:
On "Server Certificates", I imported the pfx file using "WebHosting" as the certificate store;
I added a HTTPS binding on the site, with ip address being "*" and host name being empty;
I checked the "Require SSL" checkbox on "SSL Settings".
I have also added the same pfx file into intermediate certificate:
However, when I requested "https://www.teacherspet.net.au", I got
This site can’t be reached
www.teacherspet.net.au took too long to respond.
Why? I can't figure out what went wrong. Please help!
I am terribly sorry for the silly mistake - when I created the Network ACL inbound rule, instead of selecting "HTTPS (443)", I accidentally selected "HTTPS* (8443)". Once I corrected it, everything works. Thank you disflux for your help!
Jenkins does not save any configuration when I make changes and click on "Save". I loaded the page on Firefox with Firebug, and I see that my postBacks are being aborted. I tried it on Chrome, and I get a "No data received". What am I doing wrong?
I installed Jenkins on an EC2 instance, and configured it to listen on port 8888. I opened the port on the EC2 console, as well as in iptables.
I then installed Apache2 and used it to provide a Proxy on port 9001, and opened that port as well, both in the EC2 inbound rules and in iptables. (When the setup starts to work, I'll close one of these ports.)
Jenkins is accessible through both ports.
Edit: I've also tried disabling iptables, the problem persists.
Edit: I've realized that the problem is with accessing Jenkins from outside. I logged in via SSH and accessed the site using elinks, and everything worked fine. However, elinks, being a text-browser, is a pain to use, and not all of the site is really usable this way.
After trying for several hours, I decided to try doing this on a different internet provider. Voila, things started working. I assume this is a problem with my Internet Service Provider, as this works perfectly on my work network.