How to Resolve the “curl:(6) Could not resolve host”?

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There may be numerous causes which will trigger this error. This section shall not only elaborate on what those reasons are but also explain how to resolve this issue.
- Syntactical Error : The first and foremost cause of this error is syntax error which if were typing a misspelled which is also occurred error.
Solution is just correct URL and request again.
- There is an easy way to make everything work with one command which saves me when nothing else works.
- Just type this command with sudo
- sudo dhclient
- DNS Nameserver error :A simple solution to this problem is to add the URL`s nameservers to a file and save it. To add a nameserver first open the file with this command in terminal.
- $ sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf
This will open the file and add this nameservers to the file using the following format:
- nameserver 8.8.8.8
- nameserver 8.8.4.4
now save it and restart the machine or update the terminal.
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