Store problem?

[vk7hch]

Hi everyone, fresh install of 7.1.
I purchased $25 credit, used it to get greyhole_ui.
It was debited from my account, and the app store does no longer show the $24.99 button. My credit now shows $0.01
It has not shown up in my available apps, even after 1 hour. I have logged out, back in, refreshed etc. and still nothing.
Is there a problem please?

Cheers

Chris (vk7hch)

[bigfoot65]

Try clearing your browser cache and then looking again in the 'Available Apps' area. Recommend you scroll through he list looking vs using a search to be sure it's not there.

If you still do not see it, please contact support.

[vk7hch]

So it turns out to be a network issue I believe, I had to edit /etc/resolv.conf to point to my router, it was pointing to itself and nothing worked. Once I changed this the apps all showed up, including greyhole_ui.
Having a problem with dhcp tho, it appears that it is not handing out addresses, once I disable it on my router, the whole dhcp pool dries up, none of the machines can access anything. I kept one machine on static as a failsafe, boy am I glad I did!
I am not sure what I am doing with fedora, I am a debian person, and my usual commands don't work. (can't believe there is no ifconfig).
I can't find a gui setting for dhcp, only dns in the servers tab.
With my old system on HDA 5, it just all worked out of the box.

So applogies, it was not the store, it was my system.

Chris

[vk7hch]

As this is a server machine I am installing on, I will try the full dvd method before I give up, I have read that the express disk isn't always the best option.

Chris

[bigfoot65]

I am not sure what I am doing with fedora, I am a debian person, and my usual commands don't work. (can't believe there is no ifconfig).
I can't find a gui setting for dhcp, only dns in the servers tab.

ifconfig is not needed. You can get pretty much the same results with

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ip address

You can install net-tools if you prefer to use ifconfig.

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yum install net-tools

The DHCP, DNS, and router would be set in the HDA dashboard. You would need to enable Advanced Settings and then check Network tab settings. The router IP would be identified. If it was wrong, then it must have been incorrectly configured in the HDA profile on amahi.org.

In order for the DHCP to work with the HDA, you must refresh the DHCP lease on clients. It usually takes a few minutes or so if you do not do this manually.

The install may be fine, just need to be patient. Also helps to consult troubleshooting guidance in the wiki.