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Anyone else having issues? A lot of big red 'X's and missing icons for me too.
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Anyone else having issues? A lot of big red 'X's and missing icons for me too.
-NJJ
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ditto
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seems to me that this happened before and dallace has some permissions issue or something with the /images dir on his end.
last night i told him about this, but then thought it was on my end since firefox was working ok. but after i said that, clearing all of my cached images out, resulted inthe same issue. both IE and firefox
anybody else seem to remember this issue before? or am i just losing it (.... i would insert a smiley of a guy "losing it" here, but i cant see the images to pick one....)
last night i told him about this, but then thought it was on my end since firefox was working ok. but after i said that, clearing all of my cached images out, resulted inthe same issue. both IE and firefox
anybody else seem to remember this issue before? or am i just losing it (.... i would insert a smiley of a guy "losing it" here, but i cant see the images to pick one....)
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Still red 'X's all over the **** place for me. I want to upload some pics of my installed CF tube but will have to wait until this issue goes away.
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:hello1: :hello1: :hello1: yup! Thanks! 
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btw, waddya do?
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Ok,
Here's the brutally honest truth. You guys are eating up my bandwidth!!!
And when I'm trying to play COD and a bunch of you are browsing infinitifx.org your killing my ping times!!!
So I've been playing around with trying to limit how much bandwidth any single user can pull at any given time. I've tried a couple different modules of apache. the "problem" you guys were seeing was your browser trying to make multiple connections to the server at one time and the apache module I had/have was only allowing 2 per IP.
Basically, your browser splits off and creates multiple connections to download the webpage faster. I was trying to prevent that (hoping the browser could adapt). It appears that some can and some can't possibly depending on settings.
SO, now I'm trying throttling the bandwidth instead of limiting the number of connections.
The ultimate solution is going to be to move this place off my machine which I'm in the process of testing out a hosting company right now!! If all works out I'll move this site over to their servers.
That should mean faster browsing for you and low pings for me!!
The down side of doing this is it's going to cost me more money :-/ But I'll work it all out I'm sure!
Here's the brutally honest truth. You guys are eating up my bandwidth!!!
And when I'm trying to play COD and a bunch of you are browsing infinitifx.org your killing my ping times!!!
So I've been playing around with trying to limit how much bandwidth any single user can pull at any given time. I've tried a couple different modules of apache. the "problem" you guys were seeing was your browser trying to make multiple connections to the server at one time and the apache module I had/have was only allowing 2 per IP.
Basically, your browser splits off and creates multiple connections to download the webpage faster. I was trying to prevent that (hoping the browser could adapt). It appears that some can and some can't possibly depending on settings.
SO, now I'm trying throttling the bandwidth instead of limiting the number of connections.
The ultimate solution is going to be to move this place off my machine which I'm in the process of testing out a hosting company right now!! If all works out I'll move this site over to their servers.
That should mean faster browsing for you and low pings for me!!
The down side of doing this is it's going to cost me more money :-/ But I'll work it all out I'm sure!
Yeah, I think IE does 4 simultaneous by default. Of course, you can tune that number up in the registry if you know what you're doing. Not sure what Mozilla/Firefox does. But frankly, its only a matter of simultaneous connections. I think I would be able to eat the same amount of bandwidth either way.
Perhaps throttling is really the way to go. You might be able to establish some sort of QoS using your router, where your personal stuff takes a higher priority than the forums.
Just a thought. Either way, we appreciate you running this place for us!
-Andy
Perhaps throttling is really the way to go. You might be able to establish some sort of QoS using your router, where your personal stuff takes a higher priority than the forums.
Just a thought. Either way, we appreciate you running this place for us!
-Andy
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