Connection timed out when connecting to a website (ubuntu only)

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Published on 2013-06-27T09:04:19Z Indexed on 2013/06/27 10:29 UTC
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I've been struggling with these problem for months. It happens randomly and it happens on Ubuntu only (12.04). It's about my hosted company website.

Some facts:

I can ping it
I can traceroute it
I can dig it
I can make a nslookup

But whenever I try to open it in Chrome it won't open. I also tried using polipo but got same connection time out issue.

I'm connected through a LAN network and I'm experiencing no problem with any other website.

Is there a more accurate debugging technique I'm missing other than pinging/tracerouting, etc.?

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