Problem stablishing https connections and ssh connections

gabboman · 2014-07-27 09:15:52

I have problems stablishing https connections. As example, I can't visit facebook, or twitter, or tumblr (wow, that's really productive). I tried switching from chrome to firefox, and the problem perists.
and also I can't connect to my servers via ssh, it takes A LOT of time to start the connection, and after a minute it says "X.X.X.X closed the connection".
I think that theese two problems maybe have a connection. What can I do?

ewaller · 2014-07-27 15:45:29

Hi, and welcome to Arch Linux.
Tell us more about your network. Home, school, work? Do you have control over the network firewall? Does this happen other places? (I don't know how portable your system is)
Wired or Wireless? Is it a VPN? Is it PPP?
Are you running on bare metal, or is this a Virtual Machine?
Are you able to reach the Arch Linux forums? Are they https? (mine are)

I have a sneaky feeling this is a situation where a network decision maker has blocked social networking sites. Many schools and businesses do this.

gabboman · 2014-07-28 07:17:43

Hi, it's a home network, and I'm the "network admin" if you could call this in a home network.
It seems I can't connect to hotmail or gmail via web browser.
I use a laptop, but I still can't go to another networks to test.
I got an old usb wifi adapter, and it worked better than the integrated, but it's old and it's broken (I stoped from using it a long time ago because I lost the network connection).
And also the funny part, in winbugs with my laptop default's wifi, it works really fine. What could I do?

ewaller · 2014-07-28 15:34:04

You did not state whether you could reach the Arch Linux forums and whether it is https. That is important.
What is the output of traceroute www.gmail.com ?
Are you you using proxies?
Is there anything untoward in your /etc/hosts file?
What are you using for DNS? Probably your router.
What is winbugs?

gabboman · 2014-07-28 15:40:56

Sorry, winbugs is windows.
No, I don't use proxy, and the dns are the google dns.
Here is the traceroute to gmail, facebook and my dedicated server: http://pastebin.com/nZptNXRr

Now an interesting fact: Stablishing an ssh connection is really slow, but if I "cheat" with telnet to my ssh port, and respond "SSH-2.0-blabla blabla" I can connect with the ssh. It's really strange. Thanks for your help

Pse · 2014-07-28 15:46:07

Does this happen with a Live CD as well? When did this start happening?

gabboman · 2014-07-28 16:06:29

It started to happend a few days ago. The latest big change I made into my system was install kde-meta, it didn't liked to me, so I did yaourt -Rscn kde or kde-meta.

I don't have any live de near me, but I'll try and I'll tell you.
What do you recommend me? Thanks for the help

ewaller · 2014-07-28 16:47:00

I am afraid I am running out of ideas. Let me fall back on some standby advice. Ensure your system is fully up to date with a pacman -Syu and ensure you have merged any .pacnew files.
I am starting to wonder whether you have a partial upgrade situation (that suspicion comes because of your use of yaourt )

gabboman · 2014-07-28 17:05:02

The truth is that me too! With an incognito window, SOMETIMES it works
pacman -Syu updated iproute2-3.15.0-1 but everything continues that way
I ordered by amazon an usb wifi adapter and I'll try it. It gets here tomorrow. I hope it works, but the integrated chip works flawlessy in Windows, that's why I'm runing out of ideas.

It seems something ssl-related to me but I'm not sure.

chrome stops at : "waiting to facebook.com" or some webs like gmail, twitter or tumblr

Last edited by gabboman (2014-07-28 17:07:48)

Pse · 2014-07-28 22:19:42

gabboman wrote:

What do you recommend me? Thanks for the help

Get a Fedora Live-CD. It won't be as up to date as Arch, but you will know if it's hardware related or not.
If you want to stay on Arch to minimize differences, use an ArchBang Live-CD (comes with a DE) or even Arch's install images (no UI, but you can test HTTPS/SSH from the console).

Last edited by Pse (2014-07-28 22:21:49)

kokoko3k · 2014-07-29 06:54:45

I don't know about ssh, but i am sure that if your system date is very wrong (wrong year?), then https won't work, check it.

gabboman · 2014-07-30 15:46:07

It seems a router problem! I bought a TP-Link adapter, it goes really better, but look at this:
http://gyazo.com/1097efd3e666b3e328fd96da15d4b3c3
prettyping, to my acces point . I'll do tests later in winbugs while I play unturned

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