May 11, 201115 yr Hi, tried to install "C" compiler & development tools package but pressing the install button doesn't do anything. The log, however gives this: "May 11 22:06:55 Tower unmenu[1519]: gawk: ./990-unmenu-wget.awk:1056: fatal: can't open two way socket `/inet/tcp/0/slackware.oregonstate.edu/80' for input/output (No such file or directory)". Can anyone explain? Thank you
May 11, 201115 yr Author Tried several times but no luck. btw, this is not the first package that I installed. The only change from before is that I set a static ip.
May 11, 201115 yr sounds like Oregon State might be having problems. What happens when you click on the link in the package for the files you need to download? Can you download them yourself.
May 11, 201115 yr Tried several times but no luck. btw, this is not the first package that I installed. The only change from before is that I set a static ip. You might not have set the network gateway, or set the DNS server. Those need to be set manually now that you are not using DHCP.
May 11, 201115 yr Author I am able to download all individual files on that page, but nothing comes back if I press the button. The new web page is created but is almost empty with one or two lines that make no sense in the page (will post tonight). Tried mail package and got the same result but something else (forgot what) was successful. IP setting are fine (including Gateway).
May 11, 201115 yr If it worked before going to a static address then that does seem suspect. Using leading zeroes? ("010") Lots of funky string decoding falls apart with these. Try DHCP again to test?
May 11, 201115 yr I am able to download all individual files on that page, but nothing comes back if I press the button. The new web page is created but is almost empty with one or two lines that make no sense in the page (will post tonight). Tried mail package and got the same result but something else (forgot what) was successful. IP setting are fine (including Gateway). As I said earlier... What happens when you type: ping -c 5 slackware.oregonstate.edu when happens when you type: net lookup slackware.oregonstate.edu
May 11, 201115 yr Author Hi Joe, ping -c slackware.oregonstate.edu -> bad numbers of packets to transmit net lookup slackware.oregonstate.edu -> 140.211.166.134 Let me change back to static ip; will post results later.
May 11, 201115 yr Hi Joe, ping -c slackware.oregonstate.edu -> bad numbers of packets to transmit net lookup slackware.oregonstate.edu -> 140.211.166.134 Let me change back to static ip; will post results later. it is ping -c 5 slackware.oregonstate.edu
May 11, 201115 yr Author with static ip: ping -c 5 slackware.oregonstate.edu -> unknown host slackware.oregonstate.edu net lookup slackware.oregonstate.edu -> nothing happens...back to prompt
May 13, 201115 yr Author Added new line into the network.cfg file: DNS_SERVER1=192.168.1.1 and everything works fine now.... Not sure why that line was not there originally....
May 13, 201115 yr Added new line into the network.cfg file: DNS_SERVER1=192.168.1.1 and everything works fine now.... Not sure why that line was not there originally.... When you assigned a static IP address, you needed to fill it in. You did not. Glad you figured it out... (it is exactly what I said in my first post to you)
May 13, 201115 yr Added new line into the network.cfg file: DNS_SERVER1=192.168.1.1 and everything works fine now.... Not sure why that line was not there originally.... The unRAID WebGUI has a box to fill in DNS on the same page where a static IP address is set. Why are you editing the network.cfg file?
May 13, 201115 yr Author The shorthest answer is: My network.cfg file (via UnMenu GUI) showed only these lines as available: USE_DHCP= IPADDR= NETMASK= GATEWAY= and I had to manually add: DNS_SERVER1= I am confused as much as you.....
May 13, 201115 yr The shorthest answer is: My network.cfg file (via UnMenu GUI) showed only these lines as available: USE_DHCP= IPADDR= NETMASK= GATEWAY= and I had to manually add: DNS_SERVER1= I am confused as much as you..... The config page in unRAID has fields for DNS servers. If you had used it instead of editing the file directly, and populated the DNS fields, odds are the network.cfg would have had DNS entries written.
May 13, 201115 yr Yeah, like Joe said. Go to the "unRAID Main" page, select the "Settings" tab, and look for "Network Settings". There are entry fields for IP address, DNS, etc. You will have fewer problems if you use the standard interface rather than editing files directly.
May 14, 201115 yr Author Im must be some misunderstanding here.....My unMenu is Version 1.3 Revision: 139. Under "Config View/Edit" there are couple of .cfg files available for update or view: disk.cfg, ident.cfg, network.cfg share.cfg and syslinux.cfg. There are number of .conf files too. The Config page in unRAID does not have any fields for DNS servers. Am I missing something?
May 14, 201115 yr You should never have to edit those files. In the upper left of the screen there are 4 rows of links. The first item in the bottom row is labeled "unRAID Main". This page is where all configuration should be done. Go to the "unRAID Main" page, select the "Settings" tab, and look for "Network Settings". There are entry fields for IP address, DNS, etc. You will have fewer problems if you use the standard interface rather than editing files directly.
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