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I can't run wttr.ini in Xubuntu 16.04.6, connection time out
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When I try to run "curl wttr.in" I get this:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.49.1 port 8282: Connection timed out .
Firewall is disable (ufw -> innactive), how can I fix that? I have the latest version of curl (curl 7.47.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)), So far I couldn't find wttr.ini conf files. Appreciate some help. Vladi
xubuntu configuration curl weather
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When I try to run "curl wttr.in" I get this:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.49.1 port 8282: Connection timed out .
Firewall is disable (ufw -> innactive), how can I fix that? I have the latest version of curl (curl 7.47.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)), So far I couldn't find wttr.ini conf files. Appreciate some help. Vladi
xubuntu configuration curl weather
edited Apr 16 at 22:24
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what do you get when you open a browser and go tohttp://wttr.in/? Oh andwttr.inis a webadress not a file on your system.
– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
Mycurl -v wttr.inconnectswttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie aboutwttr.in?host wttr.inWhere did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?
– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with thetool). Information in the comment stream is too hard to read, too hard to index.
– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48
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When I try to run "curl wttr.in" I get this:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.49.1 port 8282: Connection timed out .
Firewall is disable (ufw -> innactive), how can I fix that? I have the latest version of curl (curl 7.47.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)), So far I couldn't find wttr.ini conf files. Appreciate some help. Vladi
xubuntu configuration curl weather
edited Apr 16 at 22:24
waltinator
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asked Apr 16 at 20:47
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When I try to run "curl wttr.in" I get this:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.49.1 port 8282: Connection timed out .
Firewall is disable (ufw -> innactive), how can I fix that? I have the latest version of curl (curl 7.47.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)), So far I couldn't find wttr.ini conf files. Appreciate some help. Vladi
xubuntu configuration curl weather
xubuntu configuration curl weather
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what do you get when you open a browser and go tohttp://wttr.in/? Oh andwttr.inis a webadress not a file on your system.
– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
Mycurl -v wttr.inconnectswttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie aboutwttr.in?host wttr.inWhere did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?
– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with thetool). Information in the comment stream is too hard to read, too hard to index.
– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48
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what do you get when you open a browser and go tohttp://wttr.in/? Oh andwttr.inis a webadress not a file on your system.
– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
Mycurl -v wttr.inconnectswttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie aboutwttr.in?host wttr.inWhere did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?
– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with thetool). Information in the comment stream is too hard to read, too hard to index.
– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48
what do you get when you open a browser and go to
http://wttr.in/? Oh and wttr.in is a webadress not a file on your system.– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
what do you get when you open a browser and go to
http://wttr.in/? Oh and wttr.in is a webadress not a file on your system.– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
My
curl -v wttr.in connects wttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie about wttr.in? host wttr.in Where did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
My
curl -v wttr.in connects wttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie about wttr.in? host wttr.in Where did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with the
– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with the
– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48
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The problem is that you have some wrong configuration in your local ~/.curlrc (probably a proxy server). It tries to connect to the proxy server instead of wttr.in, and the server is not reachable (connection timeout).
That's also the reason why it works when you are using sudo:
because your root user does not have this misconfigured .curlrc in its home directory (/root).
Of course, you do not need root rights to use curl.
To check my conjecture, just increase the verbosity level, while doing
the query:
curl -v wttr.in/?q
You will see that the client is trying to connecting to the proxy server.
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The problem is that you have some wrong configuration in your local ~/.curlrc (probably a proxy server). It tries to connect to the proxy server instead of wttr.in, and the server is not reachable (connection timeout).
That's also the reason why it works when you are using sudo:
because your root user does not have this misconfigured .curlrc in its home directory (/root).
Of course, you do not need root rights to use curl.
To check my conjecture, just increase the verbosity level, while doing
the query:
curl -v wttr.in/?q
You will see that the client is trying to connecting to the proxy server.
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The problem is that you have some wrong configuration in your local ~/.curlrc (probably a proxy server). It tries to connect to the proxy server instead of wttr.in, and the server is not reachable (connection timeout).
That's also the reason why it works when you are using sudo:
because your root user does not have this misconfigured .curlrc in its home directory (/root).
Of course, you do not need root rights to use curl.
To check my conjecture, just increase the verbosity level, while doing
the query:
curl -v wttr.in/?q
You will see that the client is trying to connecting to the proxy server.
answered Apr 22 at 14:48
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The problem is that you have some wrong configuration in your local ~/.curlrc (probably a proxy server). It tries to connect to the proxy server instead of wttr.in, and the server is not reachable (connection timeout).
That's also the reason why it works when you are using sudo:
because your root user does not have this misconfigured .curlrc in its home directory (/root).
Of course, you do not need root rights to use curl.
To check my conjecture, just increase the verbosity level, while doing
the query:
curl -v wttr.in/?q
You will see that the client is trying to connecting to the proxy server.
answered Apr 22 at 14:48
Igor ChubinIgor Chubin
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The problem is that you have some wrong configuration in your local ~/.curlrc (probably a proxy server). It tries to connect to the proxy server instead of wttr.in, and the server is not reachable (connection timeout).
That's also the reason why it works when you are using sudo:
because your root user does not have this misconfigured .curlrc in its home directory (/root).
Of course, you do not need root rights to use curl.
To check my conjecture, just increase the verbosity level, while doing
the query:
curl -v wttr.in/?q
You will see that the client is trying to connecting to the proxy server.
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what do you get when you open a browser and go to
http://wttr.in/? Oh andwttr.inis a webadress not a file on your system.– Rinzwind
Apr 16 at 21:06
@Rinzwind yes, I get the weather for my location, but what about run from xfce4-terminal ?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 16 at 21:59
My
curl -v wttr.inconnectswttr.in (5.9.243.187) port 80. Does your DNS server lie aboutwttr.in?host wttr.inWhere did your IP and port (192.168.49.1 port 8282) come from?– waltinator
Apr 16 at 22:27
Please Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1134480/edit ) your post add add the above information, properly formatted (with the
tool). Information in the comment stream is too hard to read, too hard to index.– waltinator
Apr 17 at 15:32
@waltinator my IPv.4 is 192.168.0.12, Broadcast 192.168.0.255 , default route 192.168.0.1 , primary DNS 192.168.0.1 , secondary DNS 192.168.0.2 , IPv.6 ignored . port 8282 I have no idea where's from. can I set another port which works with wttr.in?
– vladimir pavloski
Apr 17 at 16:48