RE: FireFox driving me NUTS !!!



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[mailto:ubuntu-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Chris
Sent: June 4, 2007 10:01 AM
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Subject: Re: FireFox driving me NUTS !!!

[snip]

This goes back to my post - IF you installed Ubu-Server, by default -
it's DHCP, you did produce your resolve file (that's good) but this
means that it could be getting the info from your router (I
dont recall
if you mentioned if the router is handing out DHCP or not)

As I mentioned before - you need to do some very basic network
discovery. Ping the network inside the router, ping something outside,
provide trace routes, etc. Firefox will only do what the OS
tells it to
do - notig more (unless of couse you went into the settings
and tweaked
around - if so, set them all back to the defaults).

When I ping internal addresses I get responses that average about 1 ms

When I ping an external name server I got an interesting and slightly
unexpected result. I have two routers on our LAN the second one is just to
give me more ports for pluging in devices and the DHCP in the second server
is turned off. I verified that! When the Ubuntu server was connected via the
gateway router [gateway is at 192.168.1.1, secound router is 192.168.1.2]
the average time was about 11 ms. However when I connectd it via the second
router, every other line would be more than triple the reply time, i.e.
first ping response was 11 ms, second was 43 ms, third was 10 ms, fourth was
39 ms, fifth was 12 ms, sixth was 41 ms.

Very odd, but still shouldn't be causing any problem for FireFox even if
they were all at 40 ms, but just to be sure I plugged the Ubuntu server into
a gateway port and perhaps, just perhaps it is slightly better. Certainly
the problem has not been eliminated.

Since you installed the Ubu-Server, make sure you check out
the docs on
the Ubu site - additionally, did you install a firewall on Ubu? If so,
check the rules.

FireFox was automatically installed as part of the Gnome Desktop package via
an apt-get.


Since I don't do a WM on Ubu-Server (for that mater, on any other unix
server I have), I can't help you with the graphical end of things. I
prefer not to have the added overhead on a server - if I
wanted that, I
would have installed ... well, something out of Redmond ;)

The only other question that may need to be looked at is if Ubu-Server
has SELinux installed and turned on. This could be the issue.

How can I tell if SELinux is turned on?

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