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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 09/08/07 13:15
Brian wrote:
> Yes I compared phpinfo with the working one.
> I did not find any thing that causes the problem.
> I just greped the actual configuration part and removed the comments.
> php.ini is in /etc/
> The full list is:
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OK, thanks - that helps a lot.
I don't see anything wrong with the PHP settings; it should work just
fine from the PHP end. And BTW - it's also parsing several files in
your /etc/php.d directory, but I don't see anything causing a problem
off hand.
So this leaves a couple of possibilities: you have a firewall on your
system blocking outbound access, or you can't get the page itself -
either because the page is unavailable or they have blocked your IP
address. But google shouldn't be blocking you - is it in fact google
you're trying to access? Or did you just use google for an example?
If you are trying to retrieve from google. chances are it's a firewall
issue. But if you used google as an example, you might be blocked. In
that case you could try a different site (like google) to see if it works.
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