Any way to debug browser issues? [Solved: was Cant get Mail]

[Lane Inman]

Thank you Jack for this insight...
  So, I upgraded to a dual Opteron MSI 8KT and had no problems but one, 
I could not browse
the web.  Then after reading this gem... - "ipv6 authors say that it 
does not cause any problems
with a well setup system"...
  This is an engineering flaw - no system is ever well setup...  After 
turning off net-pf-10, it all
works great...  Thank you for interpreting design speak to reality...  FYI:

DSL Provider : Qwest
Location         : 97210 (oregon)

-Lane
Jack Bowling wrote:

>On Fri, May 21, 2004 at 05:02:27PM -0700, Lane Inman wrote:
>  
>
>>Well; after restarting it worked and then it did not...
>> This would be a fine theory with one exception, I have NO problem 
>>using this
>>computer to browse the web on the same network as the other.... In other 
>>words;
>>I am typing at one computer sitting next to another computer with the 
>>difference
>>being FC1 vs. FC2...  I should have vmwared to make sure that it 
>>worked...  Also,
>>my room mate has no problems browsing as well so there is something 
>>particular about
>>the fresh FC2 release...
>>    
>>
>
>OK, Lane. One last shot at this. Even though the ipv6 authors say that it
>does not and cannot cause any problems with a well-setup system, I have
>heard otherwise. Try adding the following to your /etc/modprobe.conf:
>
>alias net-pf-10 off
>
>and then do "service network restart" as root. See if things start working.
>There seem to be some routers out there that will kack on the initial ipv6
>negotiation sequences.
>
>  
>


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-Lane Inman
 PhD Candidate
 Systems Science - ETM
 Portland State University