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From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2005-10-30 21:39:44
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One possible problem could be DNS resolution. Try logging in as root via SSH, and re-starting Webmin at the command line with:
/etc/webmin/stop
/etc/webmin/start
And then re-trying the upgrade.
- Jamie
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From: "Cory" <co...@di...>
Subj: [webmin-l] re: upgrade
Date: Sun 30 Oct 2005 7:44 am
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To: "webmin" <web...@li...>
OK I can donwload using wget and i can go to WEBMINS website and download the tar form there too. But i can not do it from with webmin. Hope that helps you to figure out what is wrong.
Cojast
No...that progress meter is your client-side browser and only shows
what's happening between you and the Webmin server. You're not
downloading anything more than the progress page from Webmin to your own
client machine--you're triggering a download on your Webmin server.
Webmin has its own progress indicator, and if you don't see it begin
downloading and reporting the percentages in the browser window the
download is not starting at all and that is the source of your trouble.
It is possibly a firewall, as Vernon mentioned, or just as likely DNS
trouble--you can find out by trying a download from the command line
using wget, just as Vernon and I pointed out in the last couple of
messages...try it, please, and get back to us with the result. This is
not a bug in Webmin that anyone else is seeing, nor is it a problem on
the download servers, so repeatedly telling us "it doesn't work" isn't
going to do any good. The problem is on your machine, and we're trying
to help you solve it. Help us help you, or we'll never get anywhere.
What happens when you run:
wget
http://internap.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/webadmin/webmin-1.240.tar.gz
(All on one line.)
If it works (I'll be surprised) then the problem is somewhere in Webmin
and we'll need to look a bit deeper. But I'm betting you'll either get
a host not found error indicating that your DNS is improperly
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