Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: miggy on 09 July 2007, 18:05:06
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I dont know if you know but when you click on the MEMBERS or SEARCH tab at the top of the page, a page comes up for omega and rolex watches.
Miggy
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mine is okay now, but i suspect not for others - as no one is posting..... :-/
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mine is okay now, but i suspect not for others - as no one is posting..... :-/
I am trying to answer various topics, but when Iclick the reply it comes up with a watch page, i have managed to reply on this one after 5 attempts.
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mine is okay now, but i suspect not for others - as no one is posting..... :-/
I am trying to answer various topics, but when Iclick the reply it comes up with a watch page, i have managed to reply on this one after 5 attempts.
seemed to be an issue earlier - i also could not get on to www.omegaowners.com - was directed to a watch search site....
glad youve replied it was starting to get a bit "28 days later :o"
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mine is okay now, but i suspect not for others - as no one is posting..... :-/
I am trying to answer various topics, but when Iclick the reply it comes up with a watch page, i have managed to reply on this one after 5 attempts.
seemed to be an issue earlier - i also could not get on to www.omegaowners.com - was directed to a watch search site....
glad youve replied it was starting to get a bit "28 days later :o"
its now throwing me off saying i must register before i can answer, this was my 8th attempt to reply.
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We are having a few problems with the DNS entries at the moment, you can try using the following IP address instead of typing the web address in as a short term fix:
217.155.56.220
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We are having a few problems with the DNS entries at the moment, you can try using the following IP address instead of typing the web address in as a short term fix:
217.155.56.220
Seems to be fine now.
:y
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its now throwing me off saying i must register before i can answer, this was my 8th attempt to reply.
Logging on using the IP address in the URL means the cookie used to recognise your logged-in "for good" status is not picked up and you'll be a guest until you log in again. Took me a minute or two to realise what was going on.
Kevin
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its now throwing me off saying i must register before i can answer, this was my 8th attempt to reply.
Logging on using the IP address in the URL means the cookie used to recognise your logged-in "for good" status is not picked up and you'll be a guest until you log in again. Took me a minute or two to realise what was going on.
Kevin
Cheers Kevin, seems ok now.
pete :y
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its now throwing me off saying i must register before i can answer, this was my 8th attempt to reply.
Logging on using the IP address in the URL means the cookie used to recognise your logged-in "for good" status is not picked up and you'll be a guest until you log in again. Took me a minute or two to realise what was going on.
Kevin
Yes, I should have said that in the email that went out....
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its now throwing me off saying i must register before i can answer, this was my 8th attempt to reply.
Logging on using the IP address in the URL means the cookie used to recognise your logged-in "for good" status is not picked up and you'll be a guest until you log in again. Took me a minute or two to realise what was going on.
Kevin
Yes, I should have said that in the email that went out....
:(Gutted! i thought you were knocking out Arthur Daley/Delboy timepieces!!! :D
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
:(
Cannot entirely blame Hosting-Unlimited this time, only LB66 ;D. In LB's defence, they never sent him any warnings about what would happen.
In a couple of months we will take measures to reduce the chances of this reoccurring.
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
:(
Cannot entirely blame Hosting-Unlimited this time, only LB66 ;D. In LB's defence, they never sent him any warnings about what would happen.
In a couple of months we will take measures to reduce the chances of this reoccurring.
Is this a roundabout way of Saying the Domain has expired? :-X
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
:(
Cannot entirely blame Hosting-Unlimited this time, only LB66 ;D. In LB's defence, they never sent him any warnings about what would happen.
In a couple of months we will take measures to reduce the chances of this reoccurring.
Is this a roundabout way of Saying the Domain has expired? :-X
I think we've said that in a number of threads....
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
:(
Cannot entirely blame Hosting-Unlimited this time, only LB66 ;D. In LB's defence, they never sent him any warnings about what would happen.
In a couple of months we will take measures to reduce the chances of this reoccurring.
Is this a roundabout way of Saying the Domain has expired? :-X
I think we've said that in a number of threads....
Sorry mate.. had not read them at the time of posting...
At least we're in a position to recover from it ;D
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Has the ISP that holds the domain completely cocked up then? The DNS wouldn't just change the A records to a random advertising site for no reason!!
:(
Cannot entirely blame Hosting-Unlimited this time, only LB66 ;D. In LB's defence, they never sent him any warnings about what would happen.
In a couple of months we will take measures to reduce the chances of this reoccurring.
Is this a roundabout way of Saying the Domain has expired? :-X
I think we've said that in a number of threads....
Sorry mate.. had not read them at the time of posting...
At least we're in a position to recover from it ;D
Yup, no harm done, most people may have had brief outage, some longer.... ....need to check all tld servers have the correct details before removing the ip workaround...
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Oh for OOF in my hosts file :y
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Oh for OOF in my hosts file :y
alas, that wouldn't work for many users, esp those working for large companies.
also, there will be no warning when i change ip addr ;)
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Oh for OOF in my hosts file :y
alas, that wouldn't work for many users, esp those working for large companies.
also, there will be no warning when i change ip addr ;)
My work HOSTS is immense, but instead of 127.0.0.1 on some I have redirected to BBC so any porn surfers who borrow my PC will have a surprise.
I don't like adverts or other junk, nor tracking cookies
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Oh for OOF in my hosts file :y
alas, that wouldn't work for many users, esp those working for large companies.
also, there will be no warning when i change ip addr ;)
My work HOSTS is immense, but instead of 127.0.0.1 on some I have redirected to BBC so any porn surfers who borrow my PC will have a surprise.
I don't like adverts or other junk, nor tracking cookies
Well known and useful trick for home use, most medium/large companies, that won't work ;)