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Currently am unable to access certain parts of several websites namely the login page for flatmates.com and the search page at realestate.com
Since this is my only laptop I don't currently have another means to look for housing for my upcoming move. I urgently need to get this fixed and start looking for places before my lease ends.
To clarify the base page of realestate.com and flatmates both work but just certain functions are broken.
The browsers I've tried so far include, chrome chromium, firefox, firefox nightly, firefox safemode, konqueror (kde) all have the same issue of white screening on these particular pages.
The sites work fine on my friends phones/laptops so it must be an issue with mine.
For connectivity as far as I know I'm only using network manager, previously iwd.
https://imgur.com/a/EaDdF9D
Here are some pictures of the network thing from firefox not sure if it's helpful.
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To clarify the base page of realestate.com and flatmates both work but just certain functions are broken.
Which functions? And can you clarify the websites - flatmates.com is a real website, realestate.com does not turn up any DNS results in any search I've done - it doesn't appear to exist (though realestate.com.au does exist - is this what you are trying to use?)
Also check the logs from the browsers and / or run one from a terminal and monitor the output as you try to use those websites.
Last edited by Trilby (2023-03-02 18:18:30)
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The login function from flatmates doesn't work and redirects me to the blank white screen. Yes I also meant realestate.com.au.
How do I output the logs of my browser? I've tried running firefox from my terminal but nothing happens a new instance just pops out
Edit* searching for anything on realestate.com.au also outputs a white screen
Last edited by aobc123 (2023-03-02 18:47:23)
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I've tried running firefox from my terminal but nothing happens a new instance just pops out
Start it from a terminal without any other firefox processes already running.
You can also check your journal (via journalctl) from around the time a page fails to load.
Last edited by Trilby (2023-03-02 18:57:43)
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https://imgur.com/a/BLMKa7L
Nothing seems to be really showing even after reloading the webpage, journalctl -b also doesn't show anything.
Could it be my network configuration?
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I managed to finally get an export of my logs maybe this can help.
I did uninstall iwd because I suspected it conflicting somehow with networkmanager but doesnt seem to have changed anything
https://mega.nz/file/d0dzEBrZ#sEzCy7xBg … agBXriB-Kg
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The very first screenshot clearly states that a POST was blocked by µblock origin - did you try the webpage w/o that extension?
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Yes I've tried it on different browsers, I'll repeat it again to be sure
https://imgur.com/a/ZwatxpL
This is on a private browser so no extensions no cookies etc.
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flatmates.com.au/login is entirely javascript generated, it fetches flatmates.com.au/tl which should™ get you a javascript warning if you've JS disabled.
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I've checked my about:config seems to be enabled unless I need to install something else maybe?
https://imgur.com/a/zrliYNH
I've also realized listings on flatmates cannot be clicked into as well.
I have to get this working so I can find a place ![]()
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If it affects all browsers and is not javascript it's gonna be some firewall (local iptables or ISP issued)
You could download a live distro like grml and try that (though there're always cardboard boxes…)
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https://imgur.com/a/AIbZ1V1
Doesn't seem to Iptables, currently don't have any other firewall installed
Its not the ISP or router setup as my phone can access these through wifi.
I'm stuck :I
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as my phone can access these through wifi
this is my only laptop I don't currently have another means to look for housing
????
Don't post images of text, post the goddamn text.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Nftables
I think the default firewalld config doesn't even show up in iptables.
I'm stuck :I
You could download a live distro like grml and try that
there're always cardboard boxes…)
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