Netflix Error M7361-1253 only on Chromium - Ubuntu 16.04
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Last week I was watching Netflix in Chromium and everything was fine.
Today I started doing a project for school and installed Apache and was changing the index.html file.
Meanwhile I had a terminal open and I tried to close it with the command exit and a message popped: There are stopped jobs
I didn't pay much attention and closed the terminal from the exit button.
After that, when I try to stream from Netflix I get the error: Netflix Error M7361-1253.
This is not a problem with Chromium, I can stream perfectly in Firefox. I tried restarting Chromium, even reinstalled it but not a thing has changed.
The network is just fine.
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Last week I was watching Netflix in Chromium and everything was fine.
Today I started doing a project for school and installed Apache and was changing the index.html file.
Meanwhile I had a terminal open and I tried to close it with the command exit and a message popped: There are stopped jobs
I didn't pay much attention and closed the terminal from the exit button.
After that, when I try to stream from Netflix I get the error: Netflix Error M7361-1253.
This is not a problem with Chromium, I can stream perfectly in Firefox. I tried restarting Chromium, even reinstalled it but not a thing has changed.
The network is just fine.
netflix
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
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asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
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Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17
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Last week I was watching Netflix in Chromium and everything was fine.
Today I started doing a project for school and installed Apache and was changing the index.html file.
Meanwhile I had a terminal open and I tried to close it with the command exit and a message popped: There are stopped jobs
I didn't pay much attention and closed the terminal from the exit button.
After that, when I try to stream from Netflix I get the error: Netflix Error M7361-1253.
This is not a problem with Chromium, I can stream perfectly in Firefox. I tried restarting Chromium, even reinstalled it but not a thing has changed.
The network is just fine.
netflix
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
2,23221736
asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
62
Last week I was watching Netflix in Chromium and everything was fine.
Today I started doing a project for school and installed Apache and was changing the index.html file.
Meanwhile I had a terminal open and I tried to close it with the command exit and a message popped: There are stopped jobs
I didn't pay much attention and closed the terminal from the exit button.
After that, when I try to stream from Netflix I get the error: Netflix Error M7361-1253.
This is not a problem with Chromium, I can stream perfectly in Firefox. I tried restarting Chromium, even reinstalled it but not a thing has changed.
The network is just fine.
netflix
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
2,23221736
asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
62
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
2,23221736
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
2,23221736
edited May 21 at 4:16
ubashu
2,23221736
2,23221736
asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
62
asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
62
asked May 20 at 15:37
guruste
62
62
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Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17
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Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17
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Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17
add a comment |Â
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Could you elaborate on what you did to "setup a localhost"?
– dsstorefile1
May 20 at 15:56
I had just installed apache2 and was messing with the index.html file. Also I had MySQL Workbench open to set up the database.
– guruste
May 20 at 16:17