OpenBSD can't get sets using http [closed]
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I've been trying to install OpenBSD-current arm64 on Rock64 using this guide: https://github.com/krjdev/rock64_openbsd . Unfortunately I can't get sets using http. After this moment nothing happens:
I tried waiting, but nothing happened. I used a server that I fired up in my local network using Python, and the only thing the server outputs is:"GET //SHA256.sig HTTP/1.0" 200
The computer has a connection to the network and pings the router and random websites (google.com, etc.), no problem. Yet it won't get the sets even if the source is in the local network.
I hit a dead end and don't really know what to do here. Any help will be appreciated!
networking ethernet openbsd arm
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
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I've been trying to install OpenBSD-current arm64 on Rock64 using this guide: https://github.com/krjdev/rock64_openbsd . Unfortunately I can't get sets using http. After this moment nothing happens:
I tried waiting, but nothing happened. I used a server that I fired up in my local network using Python, and the only thing the server outputs is:"GET //SHA256.sig HTTP/1.0" 200
The computer has a connection to the network and pings the router and random websites (google.com, etc.), no problem. Yet it won't get the sets even if the source is in the local network.
I hit a dead end and don't really know what to do here. Any help will be appreciated!
networking ethernet openbsd arm
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
migration rejected from serverfault.com Sep 19 at 8:15
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You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43
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I've been trying to install OpenBSD-current arm64 on Rock64 using this guide: https://github.com/krjdev/rock64_openbsd . Unfortunately I can't get sets using http. After this moment nothing happens:
I tried waiting, but nothing happened. I used a server that I fired up in my local network using Python, and the only thing the server outputs is:"GET //SHA256.sig HTTP/1.0" 200
The computer has a connection to the network and pings the router and random websites (google.com, etc.), no problem. Yet it won't get the sets even if the source is in the local network.
I hit a dead end and don't really know what to do here. Any help will be appreciated!
networking ethernet openbsd arm
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
I've been trying to install OpenBSD-current arm64 on Rock64 using this guide: https://github.com/krjdev/rock64_openbsd . Unfortunately I can't get sets using http. After this moment nothing happens:
I tried waiting, but nothing happened. I used a server that I fired up in my local network using Python, and the only thing the server outputs is:"GET //SHA256.sig HTTP/1.0" 200
The computer has a connection to the network and pings the router and random websites (google.com, etc.), no problem. Yet it won't get the sets even if the source is in the local network.
I hit a dead end and don't really know what to do here. Any help will be appreciated!
networking ethernet openbsd arm
networking ethernet openbsd arm
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
edited Sep 17 at 14:46
kenlukas
1425
1425
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
asked Sep 16 at 16:09
Wolfgang
11
11
migration rejected from serverfault.com Sep 19 at 8:15
This question came from our site for system and network administrators. Votes, comments, and answers are locked due to the question being closed here, but it may be eligible for editing and reopening on the site where it originated.
closed as too broad by Rui F Ribeiro, RalfFriedl, Kusalananda, jimmij, Thomas Dickey Sep 19 at 8:15
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You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43
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You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43
You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43
comments disabled on deleted / locked posts / reviews |Â
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You are connecting to a local/private IP number. Is that machine set up to serve the sets though HTTP?
– Kusalananda
Sep 16 at 19:50
@Kusalananda Yes, i mentioned that in the question.
– Wolfgang
Sep 17 at 19:07
There is obviously something that stops the local server from properly serving the sets. Is it supposed to work as a proxy?
– Kusalananda
Sep 17 at 19:34
You've mentioned http but your installation hasn't got that far - it's trying to use https. Is your private server actually offering the sets on https? If not, the next line(s) will attempt collection with http.
– roaima
Sep 18 at 15:43