Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Can't clone from GitHub
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@sdetweil yes I can ping the router
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@MMRPi1 I assume you can ping router from windows (
ipconfig /all, Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.1)but can’t ping the pi.
is there a firewall on the pi? open a terminal window and do
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@sdetweil Don’t think so, it says ‘policy accept’ on all three entrys
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@MMRPi1 weird… didn’t expect it… but u couldn’t access from ios…
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@sdetweil I used to be able to about a week ago (both on the PC and iOS). It’s only very recently that it doesn’t let me in
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Have you tried bouncing your router? If it thinks your devices are on different subnets it may be what’s keeping your network devices from connecting.
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@bhepler but their addresses are 192.168.0.x so shouldn’t be different subnets, but worth a try I suppose
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@sdetweil - Yeah, shouldn’t. The router should manage it all through DHCP but something is really weird here. Especially if it all worked before and suddenly the routing stopped to the point where the two devices can’t even ping each other.
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Hrm. Okay, basic connectivity check. From the pi, please try the following two commands and tell us the results of each:
ifconfig | grep inet
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@bhepler Thanks so much. I feel rather silly knowing that a simple reboot would resolve the SSH issue. Unfortunately, I still can’t access git though.
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@MMRPi1 said in Can't clone from GitHub:
Unfortunately, I still can’t access git though.
one thing at a time!..
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@sdetweil You’re right, the SSH is all sorted
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@MMRPi1 eh? ‘all sorted’ means working to me
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@sdetweil Yes I can SSH into the pi fine now.
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@MMRPi1 ok, I missed that … what did u reboot? the pi, or the router?
let remove git and reinstall it
sudo apt-get remove git
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@sdetweil I rebooted the router.
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@sdetweil I tried reinstalling git and I got the same error.
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@MMRPi1 just to recheck
git clone https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts.gitfails with the same error…
do this
cat ~/.gitconfigis there a
[http] proxy = http://mydomain\\myusername:mypassword@myproxyserver:8080 -
@sdetweil I got this instead: [http]
sslVerify = false -
ok, here is a solution I think… second response, recompile git with openssl
link to script that does the work.
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