Not able to access wiki.manjaro.org

[Acor]

@bendipa1 had the connection problem even in a session of booted installation media. So I exclude a problem of configuration and browser cache. A comparison of the output of

mtr -c 1 --report --tcp --port 443 -bw wiki.manjaro.org

and

mtr -c 1 --report --tcp --port 443 -bw forum.manjaro.org

should show, if there is any blocking on the way to the wiki (ISP?).

If a redirection caused a blocking, then https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=Main_Page should succed (instead of https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php). I guess @bendipa1 had tried that.

[soundofthunder]

@Acor

I guess

It seems that’s all we can do.

@bendipa1

refusing to open in any browser

@bendipa1

It affects both my browsers on all 3 Linux distros I have, as well as on the Windows platform.

@Teo

if it happens on 3 different computers with 3 OSes

@bendipa1

Just the one computer, but 3 different Linux distros + Windows 10.

@bendipa1

Is there another physical computer that you can also test with?

[Teo]

…or a smartphone with browser.

[soundofthunder]

@Teo

…or a smartphone with browser.

Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be an option.

@bendipa1

I don’t have a smart phone, android or otherwise. Just a simple Nokia type

The Wiki was experiencing BotNet attacks (the reason for migrating it to a new Server) – Bear with me here, as this is at best a little brainstorming…

I wonder if the OP attempted to access the Wiki during that time, and the Wiki ip address was detected as part of an attack and subsequently blocked by the ISP.

Yes, this direction of thought has a few holes in it. If the OP has contacted their ISP as mentioned, perhaps they can shed some light from their perspective.

[Acor]

@Teo

…or a smartphone with browser.

Since @bendipa1 doesn’t have a smartphone: It could also be that of a friend who is visiting and is allowed to use the Wi-Fi.

[PackCat]

This worked for me:

sudo mhwd -la | grep network

network-broadcom-wl    2018.10.07    false    PCI 
network-r8168          2023.09.12    true     PCI 
network-rt3562sta      2013.12.07    true     PCI 
network-slmodem        2013.12.07    true     PCI

sudo mhwd --install pci network-*broadcom-wl*

where broadcom-wi is the name of the wifi network device. (The false one)

I would give formal attestation, but I forgot where I found it.

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