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wget not working - failed temporary failure in name resolution

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  • Infopro
    Please post threads in the appropriate forum. Your last 5 threads have all been posted in the wrong forum and moved.
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  • Galanthus
    [quote="Infopro, post: 1502982">Please post threads in the appropriate forum. Your last 5 threads have all been posted in the wrong forum and moved.
    I am sorry! which section do i have to choose?
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  • ravi9
    [quote="Galanthus, post: 1502981">Hi guys, I am trying to install CSF on my WHM. I used every single command but i keep getting an error. failed temporary failure in name resolution What am i doing wrong how can i fix this? i have tried editing DNS in resolv.conf nothing works :(
    Before posting on forum, make sure you read and follow forum rules, and select right section for posting :) Are you able to login to your server via SSH and WHM?? Login to your server as root via SSH, and follow these instruction:
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  • Galanthus
    [quote="ravi9, post: 1502992">Before posting on forum, make sure you read and follow forum rules, and select right section for posting :) Are you able to login to your server via SSH and WHM?? Login to your server as root via SSH, and follow these instruction:
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  • ravi9
    [quote="Galanthus, post: 1503062">I am sorry. Yes, i am able to login to SSH with Root.
    Login to your server as root via SSH, and follow these instruction:
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  • Galanthus
    [quote="ravi9, post: 1503101">Login to your server as root via SSH, and follow these instruction: i get error " failed: temporary failure in name resolution". wget: unable to resolve host address "configserver.com" What can i do?
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  • Galanthus
    [quote="ravi9, post: 1503101">Login to your server as root via SSH, and follow these instruction:
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  • iserversupport
    what is in your /etc/resolv.conf now? Try adding below lines to your /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 4.2.2.2 nameserver 4.2.2.1
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  • ravi9
    [quote="Galanthus, post: 1503251">Fixed it! echo 'nameserver 8.8.8.8'> /etc/resolv.conf
    Congratulation for fixing your problem. This can be done from WHM also. WHM Home >> Networking Setup >> Resolver Configuration
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