> fredagen den 1 november 2002 21.19 skrev Michael Hoodes:
>> I don't know if that is the solution to the Konqueror pause problem .
>> and there are people with IPV6 who would not be too happy if it was
>> turned off! Is it possible to make IPV6 a setting option in
>> Konqueror?
On Sat, 2 N
fredagen den 1 november 2002 21.19 skrev Michael Hoodes:
> I don't know if that is the solution to the Konqueror pause problem and
> there are people with IPV6 who would not be too happy if it was turned
> off! Is it possible to make IPV6 a setting option in Konqueror?
Actually, KDE has three mo
onsdagen den 30 oktober 2002 23.09 skrev Michael Hoodes:
> I am using the karolina debs and kdelibs have been split up. I don't
> know where to find the source and what "split" contains the IPV6
> call. I have a relatively slow machine and generally don't compile
> KDE for that reason.
O
I'll accept that the Konqueror pauses are doubleclick.net and sure
we could try to deny it (Nathaniel and UDO on the 31st in this list)
with dns or /etc/hosts but the fact remains that both Netscape and Opera
deal with the doubleclick response without waiting for it. I don't know
if Konqueror can
onsdagen den 30 oktober 2002 23.09 skrev Michael Hoodes:
> I am using the karolina debs and kdelibs have been split up. I don't
> know where to find the source and what "split" contains the IPV6
> call. I have a relatively slow machine and generally don't compile KDE
> for that reason.
I alread
Am Donnerstag, 31. Oktober 2002 20:48 schrieb Nathaniel W. Turner:
> The best workaround I've come up with is to put:
> -8<-
> zone "doubleclick.net" {
> type master;
Poor mans (without bind) solution from www.smartin-designs.com/hosts_info.htm:
| # Doubleclick (Netgravity)
|
| 1
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On Thursday 31 October 2002 02:17 pm, Todd Charron wrote:
> do you know for sure what part of it is causing the problem?
I'm now quite sure that it's doubleclick.net's DNS servers. A "traceroute6
www.google.com" fails right away, but "traceroute6 ad
I would say that it's a fairly serious problem. People who regularly
browse to these sites (and they seem to be very popular ones) aren't
going to use konqueror if they can bring it up much quicker in another
browser... do you know for sure what part of it is causing the problem?
Todd
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I made a simple testcase for this "bug" at
http://www.houseofnate.net/~nturner/slowloadingkonq/testcase3.html
It seems a certain bit of markup commonly used to insert banner ads triggers
this behavior.
Whatever the cause (buggy dns servers or otherw
On Thursday 31 October 2002 at 12:38 am, Daniel Stone wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 02:09:57PM -0800, Michael Hoodes scrawled:
> > Let's hope official KDE 3.1 will fix the problem. Is there any
> > way I can be insured of that?
> >
> > What confuses me, is how can KDE make an IPV6 call when I
On Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 07:38:17PM +1100, Daniel Stone wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 02:09:57PM -0800, Michael Hoodes scrawled:
> > Let's hope official KDE 3.1 will fix the problem. Is there any way I
> > can be insured of that?
> >
> > What confuses me, is how can KDE make an IPV6 call wh
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 02:09:57PM -0800, Michael Hoodes scrawled:
> Let's hope official KDE 3.1 will fix the problem. Is there any way I
> can be insured of that?
>
> What confuses me, is how can KDE make an IPV6 call when I specifically
> compiled my kernel without IPV6?
Sounds like a
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 11:50:18AM -0500, Todd Charron scrawled:
> I'm afraid I don't have an answer for you, but I too experience sluggish
> browsing on certain sites. Most noticably with www.tsn.ca and
> www.nhl.com (check out the left panel on that page, it's hideous!). I
> have no idea what c
Roy and Todd,
Thanks to the posting by <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> it appears that our
problem (NY Times, UK Register and NHL) is due to an erroneous IPV6 call
that is rejected and/or times out. It is also recommended to recompile
kdelibs with IPV6 set to no. It makes a lot of sense, earlier in thi
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 08:27:46AM -0800, Michael Hoodes wrote:
> Subject: Konqueror and NY Times sluggish KDE 3.0 to 3.1 Beta 2
>
> I have been using Konqueror for browsing the NY Times for as long as
> it's been possible from early versions of KDE (1.x?, 2.x) and recently
>
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On Wednesday 30 October 2002 17.50, Todd Charron wrote:
It could be the issue with ipv6. It's been mentioned a few weeks ago in this
list. The answer is to compile kdelibs without support for ipv6.
This is lifted from a posting by Felix Homann <[EM
it'd be
fixed in 3.1...
Todd
On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 11:27, Michael Hoodes wrote:
> Subject: Konqueror and NY Times sluggish KDE 3.0 to 3.1 Beta 2
>
> I have been using Konqueror for browsing the NY Times for as long as
> it's been possible from early versions of KDE (1.x?, 2.x) and
Subject: Konqueror and NY Times sluggish KDE 3.0 to 3.1 Beta 2
I have been using Konqueror for browsing the NY Times for as long as
it's been possible from early versions of KDE (1.x?, 2.x) and recently
(since 3.0 and now 3.1 Beta 2). I have noticed sluggish behavior that
occurs consist
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