PPrune appearance
Joined: Oct 1999
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From: Ireland
Ctrl F5 fixed the problem for me...........all back to normal.
Cheers
TH
Cheers
TH
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Oz
I had the funny screen, PM TW early, used his tips and AOK, thanks TW. Not the screen he/she put up here but the one without all the pix etc others have mentioned.
TID - that's a useful site you linked.
As an aside, just to know if it's my end or Pprune - has anyone also been getting a bomb out to the 'internet site not available' screen in IE7 when moving between the two D&G forums, or lost posts when pushing the 'submit reply'?
TID - that's a useful site you linked.
As an aside, just to know if it's my end or Pprune - has anyone also been getting a bomb out to the 'internet site not available' screen in IE7 when moving between the two D&G forums, or lost posts when pushing the 'submit reply'?
Evertonian
Joined: May 2000
Aviation Qualifications: Non-Aircrew
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From: #3117# Ppruner of the Year Nominee 2005
I demand a refund!!!Tail Wheel...if you could organise that through my Nigerian accountant, I'd be most appreciative.
Dunnunda Fleet Manager
Joined: Jan 1996
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From: Utopia
Done Buster. I sent it to your Nigerian accountant and he's promised me $45 million.... 
The problem is being investigated almost around the clock. You can rest assured Danny and the Mod team have pressure on the site administrators to rectify whatever is causing the problem.
CTL F5 seems to clear the problem. Alternatively, log out, clear cookies and history and log back into PPRuNe in a new browser.
The good news I guess is that Australia seems to be almost immune from the problems. It appears far worse in the UK and parts of Europe.
Sorry I can't give you any indication of when it may be fixed.
The problem is being investigated almost around the clock. You can rest assured Danny and the Mod team have pressure on the site administrators to rectify whatever is causing the problem.
CTL F5 seems to clear the problem. Alternatively, log out, clear cookies and history and log back into PPRuNe in a new browser.
The good news I guess is that Australia seems to be almost immune from the problems. It appears far worse in the UK and parts of Europe.
Sorry I can't give you any indication of when it may be fixed.
Evertonian
Joined: May 2000
Aviation Qualifications: Non-Aircrew
Posts: 13,469
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From: #3117# Ppruner of the Year Nominee 2005
Done Buster. I sent it to your Nigerian accountant and he's promised me $45 million....
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: YLIL on my days off
What Ctrl F5 does
Ctrl F5 tells the web browser (IE at least) to go and ask for everything again, ignoring the contents of the cache, temp files, cookies, etc.It's good for this as well as some websites where you know the content has refreshed but you're still seeing old stuff.Flog (aka, geek).
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Dunnunda Fleet Manager
Joined: Jan 1996
Posts: 8,206
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From: Utopia
I am advised a number of site problems have been resolved, however there is still an intermittent problem with the site responses slowing down for short periods.
I will advise further if I hear of any improvements.
I will advise further if I hear of any improvements.
Man Bilong Balus long PNG
Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Back home again after another fantastic time in Japan; once again back to the 'real world' and continuing the seemingly never ending search for a bad bottle of Red.
Taily, Does this mean that the beatings will continue until morale/performance improves?