Server Maintenance
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Chilly Willy
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At least the temp page you had up said something about changing servers. I hate when pages change servers without notice - you're never sure why they're suddenly down.
Chilly Willy
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Sorry for the double post, but I did want to mention that the old forum link (forums.segaxtreme.net) just gives a blank page. The new link is segaxtreme.net/community. Maybe a redirection from the old page plus a notice should be put in place for those of us who were still trying to use the old link after the server move.
Chilly Willy
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Kuta said:
Just tried it again... not working. It's only worked once since the move, and I've tried it several times a day at different times. I finally tried the main site url yesterday, which redirected to the new forum address, which I then put in my tiddlywiki.
How ever you are trying to redirect http://forums.segaxtreme.net is not working well with Firefox... and yes, I have the site whitelisted in NoScript.
EDIT: I just tried the link again for the heck of it, and it not only didn't redirect, it CRASHED FIREFOX! I got a blank tab that didn't redirect, could not switch away from said tab, and trying to close it spawned new blank tabs. There's really something weird going on with the redirect.
Chilly Willy
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antime said:
Which OS? I'm using Xubuntu 10.10. I wonder if it's perhaps an issue in a support library. It doesn't work for Chromium either... but it's different in Chromium - it eventually gives up on the link and pops up an error message.
The cached copy does come up fine. So there's SOMETHING amiss, but Chromium handles it better than the particular version of FF I normally use.
antime
Extra Hard Mid Boss
Multiple machines in this case. I use a Mac as my main machine, but there's so much software that's either not available for OS X or is such a pain to get running you need all three. I mostly run Linux virtualized, but eg. many debug adapters are so timing-dependant you have to run it on a real machine. It's annoying and there's cables everywhere but what can you do?
Chilly Willy
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Finally works here... I guess it was a DNS issue. The Qwest DNS servers do this a few times every year.
Chilly Willy
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dibz said:
Well, so far, so good. I can still get to the board.
