I have been looking around for a solution and found some new aspects.
I'm working on a hosted webspace and don't have foll access for all ressources.
I found many hints on the internet that such a behaviour can correspond to a wrong /etc/hosts file. I looked for this file and in /etc I can't find a hosts file.
Maybe he can't resolve the address of the url parameter using python on the commandline.
Does anybody has an idea how to solve this problem with the missing /etc/hosts? I'm not allowed to save a /etc/hosts because I'm working on a hosted webspace and not a real server.
Can I save the informations somewhere during runtime so python ist able to resolve the adress?
Thanks,
Jens
I'm working on a hosted webspace and don't have foll access for all ressources.
I found many hints on the internet that such a behaviour can correspond to a wrong /etc/hosts file. I looked for this file and in /etc I can't find a hosts file.
Maybe he can't resolve the address of the url parameter using python on the commandline.
Does anybody has an idea how to solve this problem with the missing /etc/hosts? I'm not allowed to save a /etc/hosts because I'm working on a hosted webspace and not a real server.
Can I save the informations somewhere during runtime so python ist able to resolve the adress?
Thanks,
Jens