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Title: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: TCMSLP on September 20, 2010, 10:01:15 PM

Hi All,

I've just got my A1200 online using the cnet device.  All appears well at the command line / network level - I can ping local & internet machines, resolve DNS etc.

However, two issues:-

1) When AmiTCP (version 4 demo) starts, it leaves a CLI open.  This is an annoyance (I have to resize this and move it out the way of Workbench).  I assume this is because AmiTCP doesn't fully detach from the CLI?  How can I fix this?

2) iBrowse - many websites (http://www.amiga.org, http://www.amigaworld.net, http://www.google.com) return a 403 Forbidden - You don't have permission to access / on this server.   This is incredibly confusing as other random sites (touch.facebook.com, my own websites etc) work fine.   I don't expect these to work (CSS etc) but "you don't have permission" is a new one on me.

Any suggestions?  


Thanks,


Steve

Edit: Also, related question - can anyone recommend an ssh client (v2) that doesn't require a million other components installed?

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: Drummerboy on September 21, 2010, 01:54:05 AM

I would like to help, but i dont use AmiTCP.. I only use Miami and MiamiDX.. You can get from Aminet.

Definitely are something wrong with the TCP/IP config, becouse thats error showing in Ibrowse its not normal...

Anyway, i am sure anybody here will help you to config the AmiTCP.

The thing is you are close to put you Amiga on line!



Regards

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: TCMSLP on September 21, 2010, 08:52:13 AM

I don't think it's the underlying TCP/IP setup - as at that level everything seems fine.

iBrowse indicates it's the servers which are producing the 403 error.  Most weird.

I hope others have some ideas today ... I'm *almost* there :)

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: Thomas on September 21, 2010, 01:49:17 PM

The only way I could imagine how TCP/IP settings could cause a web server to produce a 403 error is that you come in with a suspicious IP address. Which IP address did you assign to your Amiga? IP addresses in your home network should be in the form 192.168.x.y where x is the same for all computers at your home and the same as your router and y is different for each computer (i.e. unique). If you use something like 1.2.3.4, it could be interpreted as fraud.

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: TCMSLP on September 21, 2010, 03:51:35 PM

The Miggy has a local/private 192.168.0.x address the same as my other machines (plus the router does NAT anyway).

Anyone else have any other ideas?  Also any idea how I can stop AmiTCP holding onto the CLI rather than forking as I'd expect it to?

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: Thomas on September 21, 2010, 04:04:13 PM

run >nil: amitcp:amitcp ?

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: mrmoonlight on September 21, 2010, 08:37:52 PM

Quote from: TCMSLP;580447

Hi All,
 
I've just got my A1200 online using the cnet device. All appears well at the command line / network level - I can ping local & internet machines, resolve DNS etc.
 
However, two issues:-
 
1) When AmiTCP (version 4 demo) starts, it leaves a CLI open. This is an annoyance (I have to resize this and move it out the way of Workbench). I assume this is because AmiTCP doesn't fully detach from the CLI? How can I fix this?
 
2) iBrowse - many websites (www.amiga.org (http://www.amiga.org), www.amigaworld.net (http://www.amigaworld.net), www.google.com (http://www.google.com)) return a 403 Forbidden - You don't have permission to access / on this server. This is incredibly confusing as other random sites (touch.facebook.com, my own websites etc) work fine. I don't expect these to work (CSS etc) but "you don't have permission" is a new one on me.
 
Any suggestions?
 
 
Thanks,
 
 
Steve
 
Edit: Also, related question - can anyone recommend an ssh client (v2) that doesn't require a million other components installed?

 
   Hi i have just got mine on line too with the 1200 Amiga using easynet and ibrowser and i wish i could help,but im was not sure how i even did it,but i do know if you keep going you will find the Answers ,good luck and best wishes Brian

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: TCMSLP on September 21, 2010, 10:20:15 PM

Thanks Thomas - I'll try that!

Brian: I seem to have the 403 error resolved - I had some weird DNS issues going on.  The web is now working fine using iBrowse :)

Title: Re: IBrowse and AmiTCP - Issues
Post by: mrmoonlight on September 22, 2010, 07:04:47 PM

:):):)

Quote from: TCMSLP;580581

Thanks Thomas - I'll try that!
 
Brian: I seem to have the 403 error resolved - I had some weird DNS issues going on. The web is now working fine using iBrowse :)

   
Hey brilliant news my friend ,so pleased you are up and running , i own a powerful windows 7 computer that i built ,but the Amiga 1200 gives me more joy when i browse the net ,silly i know ,i use aweb,and i like ibrowse,but it is the demo and turns off after 30 min,so i tend to use aweb more ,any way have fun another Amiga 1200 hits the net ,we may take over the net lol best wishes Brian:lol::lol::lol::):):):):)