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  • MutsMuts
    hi, When trying the create command I get following error:
    [*****@ns1 public_html]$ oil create blogging
    Cloning into ./blogging...
    fatal: unable to connect to github.com:
    github.com[0: 207.97.227.239]: errno=No route to host Could not open input file: ./blogging/oil

    I tried contacting github for this but this was their answer:
    From: Petros Amiridis (GitHub Staff)
    Subject: [Contact] linux github error I am afraid you will have to ask FuelPHP, what they are trying to clone and what are the prerequisites. Unless the error is network related on your end.

    So I hope you guys can help me on this.
  • HarroHarro
    "No route to host" when the host does resolve is either a network connectivity issue, or a security issue. Oil does a clone using the git protocol, which might be blocked by a firewall at your end. Can you clone manually using the git commandline? Does it work when you switch to http?
  • MutsMuts
    I'm not quite sure how I would need to clone manually... But about the blocking, what might be blocked? is it a port? is it something which can be enabled by me? or only by the host...
    What do you mean by : Does it work when you switch to http?
  • HarroHarro
    the oil installer uses the git commandline tool to download the repository. By default, it uses the git protocol (if you open the installer.sh script, you'll see it uses "git clone --recursive git://github.com/fuel/fuel.git". The default for the git protocol is TCP port 9418. I don't know your work environment, but I work in lots of locations where outgoing connections on that port are blocked by a firewall. What I meant was to try "git clone --recursive http://github.com/fuel/fuel.git" instead. This uses standard http, which works in most cases, also because it supports http proxies. So basically, if you can browse to github, you can access the repo's over http.
  • MutsMuts
    IT WORKED!!!!! finally ^^ thanks, it was the port that was blocked.
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