'getting 'internet not reachable' with sdkman

Internet is working fine, but I'm getting this error from sdkman:

    06:47 $ sdk version
==== INTERNET NOT REACHABLE! ===============================

 Some functionality is disabled or only partially available.
 If this persists, please enable the offline mode:

   $ sdk offline

============================================================

SDKMAN 4.0.35

My DNS does seem to be resolving very slowly. I can ping, but the resolution takes ~7 seconds. Could that be causing sdkman to time out?

Any thoughts? what's the next step towards debugging? Thanks!

sdkman


Solution 1:[1]

you need to set the curl connect timeout and curl max time in the config file which is allocated in the following path :

 $YOUR_HOME/.sdkman/etc/config

to the following :

sdkman_curl_connect_timeout=20
sdkman_curl_max_time=0

i hope this will help you

Solution 2:[2]

Well, I had to struggle to get SDKMAN let me download packages. I am behind a Corporate proxy and use CNTLM to work around it on my local machine.

I had to edit a file of sdkman on my local machine after downloading it.

Downloading was a thing too. For me adding the -x http://localhost:3128 to the curl command worked. Steps i took to get gradle installed:

  • I downloaded the install script and stored it in a /tmp folder.
  • Adjusted the installscript and added the extra parameter to the curl command. Now I could see the tool getting downloaded and installed in the $HOME/.sdkman dir.
  • After that I had to run sdkman-init.sh
  • Then I had to edit the .sdkman/src/sdkman-utils.sh and added the -x option to every line where curl was called.

That did the trick. Remember to close the terminal and open a new one after each step.

Solution 3:[3]

Different applications use different settings to establish network connection.

In my case(I access the internet through a proxy using Macbook Pro), although I had set http and https proxy in System Preferences->Network->Advanced->Proxies. It did take effect for browser(Safari), but not for sdkman command line tool.

I have to set environment variables http_proxy and https_proxy manually.

Below is what I set on my Macbook Pro.

export http_proxy=http://proxy.abc.com:2500
export https_proxy=https://proxy.abc.com:2500

Then sdkman works fine.

Solution 4:[4]

Fix was a two-step process for me:

  1. Set the executable bit on sdkman-init.sh (chmod +x .sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh)
  2. Modify ~/sdkman/etc/config, set 
sdkman_curl_connect_timeout=30
sdkman_curl_max_time=50

And don't forget to restart the terminal.

Solution 5:[5]

I got the same issue (being behind a corporate proxy). In my case, http_proxy as well as https_proxy environment variable was set.

Interestingly, most distros don't compile openssl with (rather uncommon) https_proxy support and therefore curl fails:

curl https://www.google.com
curl: (35) OpenSSL SSL_connect: SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL in connection to proxy.company.com:3128

Solution for my problem:

unset https_proxy

After unsetting https_proxy, curl and sdkman (because they seem to use openssl) both worked out of the box.

Solution 6:[6]

Try

sdkman_insecure_ssl=true in .sdkman/etc/config

Solution 7:[7]

Looks like it's working now ... maybe an issue on the server side? Or maybe an intermittent networking issue on my side. Anyhow, next crisis ... :)

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Solution 1 Mohammad Salem
Solution 2 YVrancken
Solution 3 cmoaciopm
Solution 4 argoden
Solution 5 MRalwasser
Solution 6 Syscall
Solution 7 ether_joe

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