Am Samstag, den 13.02.2010, 19:43 +0100 schrieb Roberto Ragusa: > Christoph Höger wrote: > > I am using an of the shelf firefox rpm. Today the strangest thing > > happened to me: I got an google branded 404 when searching wikipedia. > > The site is definitely up and running and my network settings must be > > fine, since Konqueror and wget get the site (see attached screenshot). > > > > Obviously I only noted it, because googles proxy must have been down or > > something. > > You get the same error page if you try this: > http://www.google.com/wiki/URL_redirection > > Firefox is probably thinking that en.wikipedia.org resolves > at DNS level to the IP of google. > > In that case, you will get the google homepage with > http://en.wikipedia.org > > I don't know how it happened. Does it go away if you restart Firefox? > Does your ISP do some authentication using DNS hijacking? > The Firefox DNS cache appears to be polluted. Is there some way to check this? I mean have a look at firefox' dns cache? Since wget and konqueror worked fine, I'd say that my ISPs DNS works as it should.
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