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i am using Linux RHEL with curl and wget packge installed.
i am receiving below error message while installing one important package.
"no internet connection could be detected, or you do not have ping, curl or wget. please ensure that you download http://go.microsoft .com/fwlink/?linked=808107&clcid=0x409 and place it in this directory with name ....tar.gz"
how to overcome this issue?
i checked internet connectivity with curl and it seems down or slow...
Distribution: Primarily Deb/Ubuntu, and some CentOS
Posts: 829
Rep:
what version rhel?
have you tried installing curl or wget?
why do you have a link that shows go.microsoft.com?
what is the exact command you used? Please show it in code tags.
how did you check internet connectivity with curl? please show commands and output in code tags.
Down or slow? pick one.
Have you called or put in a ticket with Red Hat Support?
case "$(curl -s --max-time 2 -I http://google.com | sed 's/^[^ ]* *\([0-9]\).*/\1/; 1q')" in
[23]) echo "HTTP connectivity is up";;
5) echo "The web proxy won't let us through";;
*) echo "The network is down or very slow";;
esac
Sufficient information was provided in post #10, including link to the RH documentation. We do not know how your box is wired to the net, you have more than one NIC. This obviously is not a home setup, so why don't you call your IT technician and stop tinkering with it by yourself.
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