[Web] Fw: Re: Indy Site

[John Slade]

I was able to get in tonight - and from the dearth of postings lately, I 
think it was a widespread problem.

But it seems to be fixed!

John

xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net wrote:

>I got a complaint of an error message when a reader/poster tries to open stories. He also cannot post. I seem to be having no problems and know nothing more than the basics when it comes to this stuff. He has tried it on 2 machines with the same result. The details are included in the attachment.
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>For reference I have had normal results on my home and work machine:
>Home: XP pro w/Firefox 1.0
>Work: Windows 2K w/Firefox 1.0 and IE 6.0.2
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>I have no idea even where to start, but this is a serious issue. It's likely many users are experiencing the same problem.
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>Sean
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: RobertSchlauch <schla001 at umn.edu>
>To: xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net
>Subject: Re: Indy Site
>Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:55:36 -0600
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> Subject:
> Re: Indy Site
> From:
> RobertSchlauch <schla001 at umn.edu>
> Date:
> Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:55:36 -0600
> To:
> xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net
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> To:
> xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net
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> Work Machine: University of MN web access: Netscape 7.0 Browser, XP 
> operating system
> Home machine: Comcast Web access: Microsoft Browser, Windows ME 
> operating system
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> Completely different setups.
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> xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net wrote:
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>>I have seen this before, but do not know why it is effecting you and not me. Could you give me a little info on the Operating System and browser on both computers? I will forward the info to the full editorial collective and see if we can track down the problem. 
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>>Sean
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>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: RobertSchlauch <schla001 at umn.edu>
>>To: xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net
>>Subject: Re: Indy Site
>>Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:30:24 -0600
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>>>On my home computer and work computer i recieve the same message when I 
>>>click on a file:
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>>>Can't open file: 'articles.MYI'. (errno: 145)
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>>>This has been the case since last Friday. 
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>>>xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net wrote:
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>>>>This is the first I have heard of this problem. I seem to be able to access everything fine so I'm guessing it's unique to your computer. I assume you have access to other sites? It is possible there was some sort of temporary slowdown on the server. The site is occasionally slow, but seems to be working fine as of right now. (10:23AM monday). It also worked for me a few hours ago when I last checked it. If it was a problem on our end it should work now. If you're still having trouble it is most likely a problem with your computer or connection. You might try simple things such as trying another browser, restarting your computer, resetting your network connection (if broadband), clearing cookies, closing file sharing programs, etc... Hope this helps.
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>>>>Sean
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>>>>----- Original Message -----
>>>>From: RobertSchlauch <schla001 at umn.edu>
>>>>To: xveganxcowboyx at graffiti.net
>>>>Subject: Indy Site
>>>>Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 09:33:45 -0600
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>>>>>I can't gain access to the articles on the site and I can't upload an 
>>>>>article that I prepared.  Is this problem unique to my computer?
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>>>>>Bert
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