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hazy vine
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@tribal sonnet see anything?

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my /etc/resolv.conf shows this

# Generated by NetworkManager
nameserver 192.168.1.1
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I was expecting something like 8.8.8.8

tribal sonnet
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That's fine, that is your router DNS. What does dig daggerverse.dev +trace return when you run it on your machine?

hazy vine
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uhhh - i just did run it on my machine

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that's the above output โ˜๏ธ

tribal sonnet
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Isn't that your /etc/resolv.conf ?

hazy vine
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Can't you see all the red text, I just pasted?

tribal sonnet
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No. If it's red, I am assuming that it was not delivered.

hazy vine
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oh

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your message could not be delivered. This is usually because you don't share a server with the recipient or the recipient is only accepting direct messages from friends. Y
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lol

tribal sonnet
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ok, DNS is correct

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what does sudo mtr -brwc 10 -Z 1 daggerverse.dev return?

hazy vine
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HOST: paul-desktop                                      Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
  1.|-- _gateway (192.168.1.1)                             0.0%    10    1.4   3.1   1.4   5.5   1.4
  2.|-- SkyRouter.Home (192.168.0.1)                       0.0%    10    4.7   6.2   2.2  20.5   5.2
  3.|-- 2.127.238.243                                      0.0%    10    9.3  10.0   7.7  11.7   1.4
  4.|-- ip-89-200-131-121.ov.easynet.net (89.200.131.121)  0.0%    10   10.3  10.5   7.8  12.9   1.7
  5.|-- 90.207.238.183                                     0.0%    10    8.4  10.0   8.0  11.4   1.3

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@tribal sonnet

tribal sonnet
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ok, so that last IP is incorrect: 90.207.238.183 belongs to Sky

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This is what the MTR should look like (especially the last part):

hazy vine
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strange

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ofc I'm probably not the only one this might happen to, especially if they're on Sky ISP

tribal sonnet
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probably.

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Can you change your /etc/resolv.conf to use a Google DNS?

hazy vine
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yea, I was thinking about using that .. but wanted to wait for you to give your opinion

tribal sonnet
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The strange thing is that DNS resolves correctly. This looks like an HTTP proxy issue to me.

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Some IPSs use them to control & shape HTTP traffic, which is not a great practice (good for parents that have kids & don't know how to implement content filtering). Using a VPN would bypass this.

hazy vine
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@tribal sonnet works fine now.

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with 1.1.1.1

tribal sonnet
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Sweet!

hazy vine
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Sky is bullshit

tribal sonnet
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If you are looking for a good ISP in the UK, I can recommend a few. I've been through most of them in the last 20 years.

hazy vine
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I can only get BT or Sky here

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does the source code look ok ?

tribal sonnet
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Out of BT & Sky, BT Business would be best.

tribal sonnet
hazy vine
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oh, it's not for public use, it's for me to use for the workshop

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git push origin main
done

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do i need to make a tag? or can I live without it

tribal sonnet
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I would tag v0.0.1

hazy vine
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ok done, made 0.0.1 tag

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github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY/foo@v1.2.3
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do I need a sub directory in my repo named foo ?

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I put all my code in the root

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@tribal sonnet

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trying

tribal sonnet