It appears that the most likely problem is that /etc/resolv.conf didn't get generated correctly. Make sure it contains a nameserver line for a valid DNS server, preferably one on your local network. Many routers provide DNS services to their networks; on my network, I would add this line:
nameserver 192.168.1.1
If there are entries that don't correspond to valid DNS servers, remove them.
If you use a third-party antivirus product, try disabling its firewall - there are reports that some such programs interfere with Bash's connectivity.
`nameserver 8.8.8.8` работал и у меня.
Ben Visness 7 лет назад
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Rowan Hawkins
It looks like your DNS settings are incorrect or you could have a gateway/netmask incompatibility.
use ip link to verify that an interface is listed as 'up' and then ifconfig to for the settings of that interface. you may also need to cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth? to look at the settings of the interfaces.
try traceroute -d 8.8.8.4 to see if you can reach google's public DNS server. That will verify you are getting out to the outside network. If it works with -d but fails to resolve the IP's to names when run without the -d then a quick fix would be to add 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.8.4 to your DNS Settings for the interface that is up, and then issue a service network restart to restart the network services and make the DNS changes active.
I forgot if you don't have a gui interface configured yet, you can easily edit the interface configs with system-config-network. Navigate with arrow keys,tab, esc, and enter
Во-первых, я не могу установить traceroute из-за проблем с сетью.
Michael Terry 6 лет назад
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Похоже, * tracepath * - это опция, которую вы можете попробовать. Вы также можете подключить RPM-систему к системе с другого компьютера на USB-накопителе, поскольку все его зависимости являются общими вещами .... libc.so, rpmlib и rtld
Rowan Hawkins 6 лет назад
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Rambabu Chamakuri
Создайте /etc/apt/apt.conf для добавления конфигурации прокси.
