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By: Donald Dalley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Miami mail list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Friday, June 29, 2001, 7:46:29 PM
Re: [Miami] Permanent waiting
Hi Donald,
DD> I don't know what is causing this problem, so I will start by asking
DD> here, since it seems to be closer to the cause.
DD>
DD> I now have a serious problem trying to access www.tse.com. REBOL &
DD> AWeb now both go into a permanent waiting period, trying to connect
DD> with the site. Actually, REBOL reports an error, then tries again.
DD> The PC box has no problem.
I've just looked at the site using Opera (one browser that many Internet
Explorer or Netscape demanding web sites reject), and it loaded up okay.
I've even got a few things set to protect privacy, that often cause some
sites to fail to work, and it's loading okay. Sorry, but I just can't get
the Amiga on the net at the moment (it's doing other things that can't be
interrupted).
However, these things spring immediately to mind...
... Have you tried the Amiga and the PC within a short time period? (So
that nothing external is likely to have changed in the meantime.)
... Perhaps they re-coded the site, doing something fancier than your
software works with. It does have quite a bit of JavaScripting on the
opening page. And uses Java, too.
... How's your DNS entries set? The same for both computers? Perhaps
your ISP has recently changed their servers, one of your computers has
fixed server entries, and one of the ISPs DNS servers has an error.
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