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In Firefox, Click Tools, Click Options, Click the Privacy Tab, Cookies is the center item, Click Show Cookies.
In Internet Explorer, Click Tools, Click Internet Options, Click the General Tab, Temporary Internet Files is the center item, Click View Files, look for Cookie: (site name)
Ps, I use Firefox for going to places like Perb. Firefox is set to allow cookies during sessions, but to delete all cookies at the end of the session.
I use IE for going to my Internet Mail and Banking sites, IE is set to permanently store cookies.
Cookies are configurable by the site that sets them. Some site's cookies are benign and do nothing more then provide (in binary form) the info that DNS servers use to quickly route your page view requests. Some site's cookies are intrusive and can track the sites that you visited other than the site that set the cookie. When a site is setting a tracking cookie, they get all that tracking information every time you go to their site.
That's why it is well to separate your needed activities like banking and mail from your entertainment activities like looking for porn. My Banker may assume that I'm a Dirty Old Man, I feel no need to confirm it to them so that they know I'm a Dirty Old Man. Nor do I want my online needlework buddies to know that I come to Perb sometimes.
In Internet Explorer, Click Tools, Click Internet Options, Click the General Tab, Temporary Internet Files is the center item, Click View Files, look for Cookie: (site name)
Ps, I use Firefox for going to places like Perb. Firefox is set to allow cookies during sessions, but to delete all cookies at the end of the session.
I use IE for going to my Internet Mail and Banking sites, IE is set to permanently store cookies.
Cookies are configurable by the site that sets them. Some site's cookies are benign and do nothing more then provide (in binary form) the info that DNS servers use to quickly route your page view requests. Some site's cookies are intrusive and can track the sites that you visited other than the site that set the cookie. When a site is setting a tracking cookie, they get all that tracking information every time you go to their site.
That's why it is well to separate your needed activities like banking and mail from your entertainment activities like looking for porn. My Banker may assume that I'm a Dirty Old Man, I feel no need to confirm it to them so that they know I'm a Dirty Old Man. Nor do I want my online needlework buddies to know that I come to Perb sometimes.
It all works fine now
it all seems to run fine, Put away the pooper scoopers.. Front door I find that the old name works best... back door any old post still gets you in.
But then maybe it is because I am thee all ready that it recognises the address... If it still does not work .. any ome that has it working can sent you an e-mail with a link in it.
it all seems to run fine, Put away the pooper scoopers.. Front door I find that the old name works best... back door any old post still gets you in.
But then maybe it is because I am thee all ready that it recognises the address... If it still does not work .. any ome that has it working can sent you an e-mail with a link in it.
might need to flush your dns cache
I know this is inviting some toilet humour here
But, if the dns entry has been updated and you have not re-booted your pc in awhile, you may still have the old entry in your dns cache (an area in your computer memory).
Try the following steps to remove the old entry from the cache in Windows:
- Start -> Run -> type cmd
- in command prompt, type ipconfig /flushdns
- Done!
I know this is inviting some toilet humour here
But, if the dns entry has been updated and you have not re-booted your pc in awhile, you may still have the old entry in your dns cache (an area in your computer memory).
Try the following steps to remove the old entry from the cache in Windows:
- Start -> Run -> type cmd
- in command prompt, type ipconfig /flushdns
- Done!
Since it was up this morning, it must be a new problem now as it has propagated to the new servers.
RM
The site used to be on 216.227.216.4 which is run by http://www.lunarpages.com/
When the site was working this morning, it was on 67.210.105.106 which is run by http://www.netfirms.com/
It looks like this time it got borked by an apache update
When the site was working this morning, it was on 67.210.105.106 which is run by http://www.netfirms.com/
It looks like this time it got borked by an apache update
Whenever these boards upgrade software or change servers, there are always glitches. They've happened many times here too.
In 2001, PERB's parent board TERB fucked up a change so badly, the entire database was lost. All posts vanished into cyberspace, and everyone had to reregister and start over from scratch.
TERF will be back soon.
In 2001, PERB's parent board TERB fucked up a change so badly, the entire database was lost. All posts vanished into cyberspace, and everyone had to reregister and start over from scratch.
TERF will be back soon.
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