Cannot curl local server
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I am hosting several services on a laptop and accessing them through a reverse proxy using Caddy. I can hit the websites no problem from any browser, I can also cURL the websites from any computer I try, except for using cURL on the same machine. It never connects.
The URL resolves via a CNAME record attached to my homes IP, I have tried using the network loopbacks to connect on the local machine and have had no luck with those either.
These services need to communicate with each other. I have reached the point of going mad over this issue.
Summary:
- Machine running several services with web interfaces that intercommunicate with each other
- Can hit web interfaces via a browser, can cURL from any other machine
- Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine which ruins the ability for services to intercommunicate
- I can ping the URL from the machine and get 0% packet loss
Any ideas? I am running on Arch on a System76 machine. The laptop itself is behind a Google OnHub router with port forwarding to 80 and 443 to that machine.
curl dns
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I am hosting several services on a laptop and accessing them through a reverse proxy using Caddy. I can hit the websites no problem from any browser, I can also cURL the websites from any computer I try, except for using cURL on the same machine. It never connects.
The URL resolves via a CNAME record attached to my homes IP, I have tried using the network loopbacks to connect on the local machine and have had no luck with those either.
These services need to communicate with each other. I have reached the point of going mad over this issue.
Summary:
- Machine running several services with web interfaces that intercommunicate with each other
- Can hit web interfaces via a browser, can cURL from any other machine
- Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine which ruins the ability for services to intercommunicate
- I can ping the URL from the machine and get 0% packet loss
Any ideas? I am running on Arch on a System76 machine. The laptop itself is behind a Google OnHub router with port forwarding to 80 and 443 to that machine.
curl dns
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
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"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Usedig(notping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked/etc/resolv.confand/etc/hostsand/etc/nsswitch.conffor current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.
– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32
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I am hosting several services on a laptop and accessing them through a reverse proxy using Caddy. I can hit the websites no problem from any browser, I can also cURL the websites from any computer I try, except for using cURL on the same machine. It never connects.
The URL resolves via a CNAME record attached to my homes IP, I have tried using the network loopbacks to connect on the local machine and have had no luck with those either.
These services need to communicate with each other. I have reached the point of going mad over this issue.
Summary:
- Machine running several services with web interfaces that intercommunicate with each other
- Can hit web interfaces via a browser, can cURL from any other machine
- Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine which ruins the ability for services to intercommunicate
- I can ping the URL from the machine and get 0% packet loss
Any ideas? I am running on Arch on a System76 machine. The laptop itself is behind a Google OnHub router with port forwarding to 80 and 443 to that machine.
curl dns
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
I am hosting several services on a laptop and accessing them through a reverse proxy using Caddy. I can hit the websites no problem from any browser, I can also cURL the websites from any computer I try, except for using cURL on the same machine. It never connects.
The URL resolves via a CNAME record attached to my homes IP, I have tried using the network loopbacks to connect on the local machine and have had no luck with those either.
These services need to communicate with each other. I have reached the point of going mad over this issue.
Summary:
- Machine running several services with web interfaces that intercommunicate with each other
- Can hit web interfaces via a browser, can cURL from any other machine
- Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine which ruins the ability for services to intercommunicate
- I can ping the URL from the machine and get 0% packet loss
Any ideas? I am running on Arch on a System76 machine. The laptop itself is behind a Google OnHub router with port forwarding to 80 and 443 to that machine.
curl dns
curl dns
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
asked Nov 9 at 21:05
Ode
352416
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"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Usedig(notping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked/etc/resolv.confand/etc/hostsand/etc/nsswitch.conffor current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.
– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32
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"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Usedig(notping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked/etc/resolv.confand/etc/hostsand/etc/nsswitch.conffor current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.
– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32
"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Use
dig (not ping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/hosts and /etc/nsswitch.conf for current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32
"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Use
dig (not ping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/hosts and /etc/nsswitch.conf for current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32
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"Cannot cURL or wget anything from that same machine" you have then name resolution problem on that server. This is to debug. Use
dig(notping) to troubleshoot DNS issues, after having checked/etc/resolv.confand/etc/hostsand/etc/nsswitch.conffor current configuration. Also this is not very programming related, hence offtopic here. And in any case you do not give a lot of details about troubleshooting you did. "Cannot cURL or wget" is not very descriptive... what output? timeout? what error message? etc.– Patrick Mevzek
Nov 9 at 22:32