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Internet speed is no longer working on Ubuntu 13.10. #71

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jayhawk opened this issue Feb 4, 2014 · 11 comments
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Internet speed is no longer working on Ubuntu 13.10. #71

jayhawk opened this issue Feb 4, 2014 · 11 comments
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@jayhawk
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jayhawk commented Feb 4, 2014

I did a git pull this morning and I notice that internet speed section is no longer working.

@triforce
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triforce commented Feb 4, 2014

I have just done a pull and I am not experiencing any problems. What do you mean by it's not working? Are your logs spitting out any errors?

@GeekMasher
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It also doesn't work on Raspberry Pi's (Debian) running nginx (PHP5).

@imcatwhocode
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And it's doen't work on Cubieboard (Cubian 7 Whezzy) with Nginx + PHP5-FPM.

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@commonquail
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Mint 16 64-bit, no issues.
Do you have cURL? sudo apt-get install php5-curl

@GeekMasher
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Just install php5-curl and now works. Thanks.

@imcatwhocode
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Yeah, it's working with Curl module. Thank you!

@grapeot
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grapeot commented Feb 4, 2014

Same on Debian Wheezy unstable. Solved after installing php5-curl. Shall we include it in the README.md?

@tariqbuilds
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This should absolutely be added to the Readme.md. I will also look into accomplishing that script's goal without cURL to avoid a package addition just for this application.

Thanks, guys.

@tariqbuilds
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I have added it as the first line in the installation. Issue resolved; new issue will be opened to remove curl dependency for v1.0

Thanks, all!

@triforce
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Any dependency packages should be included in the Readme then when we come to a release version of linux-dash, it is the responsibility of the Linux packager (for whatever distro people want to package it for) to add any dependencies into the package installation.

@tariqbuilds
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That is already the case. See the Installation section of the readme. If you see a package not listed, let us know and we will add it.

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