Like blasio pointed out. It seems like the Xfinity modems are setting up the search domain to home.network
and this is messing things up for the reasons he mentioned (essentially, home.network is now a valid domain name that the modems are trying to contact before making a connection).
I had the same problem and the modification on resolv.conf seem to do the trick, and that should probably be an accepted solution for linux environments. I had this problem while attempting this on a virtual machine running ubuntu, and my host(OSX Mavericks) was passing down the search home.network
like the modem is, so I wanted to see if I could find a solution that could be done at the host OS level because the same problem happened when I attempted gem install rails
on my OSX terminal.
If you go to the OSX network settings, under DNS you'll see the home.network
line under the Search Domains area. After some googling it seems that comcast recently changed this from http://hds1.ma.comcast.net'
. I changed it back, restarted and gave gem install rails
another shot, which worked with no problem.
Strange issue but this is a better solution that swapping modems or changing gem sources.
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