ERROR: Couldn't reach is pco nfig , please check your internet connection

ERROR: Couldn't reach is pco nfig , please check your internet connection
I'm totally new to ispc onfig and I don't do much linux (learning)

• Using Google Cloud
• Ubuntu 16.4 fresh install (done)
• Attempting automatic install
• apt-get update && apt-get -y upgrade
• apt-get install -y unzip
• cd /tmp
• wget --no-check-certificate -O installer.tg z ": //gith ub.c /servisys/ispco nfig_setup/tar ball/master"
• tar zxvf insta ller.tgz
• cd *ispc onfig*
• bash install.sh

Was able to change the directory
Got to the point where it asked me "Is this correct?" and I typed yes and got the message above. My personal internet connection works fine. But I'm suspecting that it is the google cloud connection from the server that it can't reach.

What do I do to get this to work?


Here the bottom part of the script that I got:
Welcome to ISP Config Setup Script v.3.0.2This software is developed by Temporini Matteowith the support of the community.You can visit my website at the followings URLs //w. s ervisys.it .te mporini.netand contact me with the following information contact email/hangout: tempo rini.m atteo @gmail. c om skype: matteo .temporini============ISPConfig 3 System installer==============This script will do a nearly unattended installation of all software needed to ru n ISPConfig 3.When this script starts running, it'll keep going all the way So before you continue, please make sure the following checklist is ok:- This is a clean standard clean installation for supported systems- Internet connection is working properly The detected Linux Distribution is: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTSIs this correct? (y/n)y
Checking internet connection... root ubun tu-3000:/tmp/i s pconfig_setup-master# ERROR: Couldn't reach .ispcon fig . please check your internet connection

 

yeah google cloud sucks if you're new to it. I don't know what you can or can't do or what you need to wait for or request or internal ip to use... but I know the search engine should reveal an answer, pretty sure.

 

I've been googling things for weeks now. Nothing. Thanks for the response.

 

well google... as if google would know everything
I was referring to the internal search on this
https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...e-cloud-compute-debian-ubuntu-instance.77456/
https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...tion-of-server-on-portable-laptop-host.77750/
https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...l-ip-address-or-127-0-1-1-in-etc-hosts.77529/

and there are more mentioning google cloud.
I know it is there, somewhere - well just only because I don't have the time to check them, maybe someone else just knows it - good luck

 

Thanks a lot. I have been to many, many pages on that site. I'll check those out. I also posted on the google cloud forum.

 

https://www.howtoforge.com/community/threads/hosts-file-ipaddress.77399
I gassume you get an internal IP which you need to bind to instead of the routed public IP. And then I don't know if the free service still provide unNATed ipv4

 

I think your link gave me the idea to create a static ip address.
I will also make it ipv4
I ran a traceroute and it worked fine.