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[Derek Miner]

I posted replies in two threads this morning, the Monty Python Live thread in Software, and the Buffytastic thread in TV. The threads bumped up in the listing, but I can't see my posts.
= Derek =

 

[Derek Miner]

Perhaps this is related to cookies/new server issues, but things just weren't behaving the way I was used to.
I restarted my computer and came back again, and my replies were STILL missing. However, when I shift-reloaded the page, there I was...
So the problem was here, but only because I'm used to not having to do anything extra to see my posts after finishing. Weird.
= Derek =
Funny... this reply showed up fine. And *slaps forehead* I probably should have edited my original post instead of replying to it...
[Edited last by Derek Miner on October 22, 2001 at 09:19 AM]

 

[Parker Clack]

Derek:
I am sure that it is related to the change in server locations. It is probably also cookie related and you need to make sure that you don't have two cookies for this same server and the old one.
So read up about deleting your old cookies and saving a new one. This should resolve the situation for you.
Parker

 

[Jay H]

FYI, the "missing posts"/wrong cache version is still affecting me. I'm using hometheaterforum now and not the IP number and it's been a couple days. I just deleted and restored my cookie and it's still happening on and off. Sometimes its fine and sometimes I have to reload but it seems Netscape 4.77 is still using cached versions.
Dunno if that will go away in a few more days but I never had this problem before. Have to reload when viewing a thread I have viewed previously in my cache, hopefully not causing more of a server load

Jay

 

[Parker Clack]

Jay:
I would double check your browser setting and make sure it is not cacheing the pages then. Even though it didn't do this before I would make sure that Netscape isn't do this first.
Parker

 

[Jay H]

options in Netscape should be OK. I actually switched the cache option from "once per session" to "every time" and also changed the cookie setting from "originating server" to "all cookies" but seems to be still doing it. Having to reload...
don't know what else to check? ideas?
Jay

 

[Jay H]

Could this be a firewall/proxy server problem? I just noticed it in a completely different website. Same problem, different place.. Perhaps it isn't me or the HTF that was messing around?
Jay