#14169 by mitchja
30 Jul 2006, 11:57
Anyone else having problems viewing V-Flyer using IE7 this morning. Using beta 3 here.

No problems yesterday but this morning it's a nightmare. It's taking an age to load the forum pages. Even then they arnt loading properly. I've switched off the phishing filter which I thought might be the problem but that doesn't seem to have made much difference.

Currently using Firefox (which I dont like) to post this message.

Edit - this message has taken quite a while to post even using Firefox.

Regards[:?]



Edit to thread title by mod to reflect the major issues we have been having .... Nick
#129699 by mcuth
30 Jul 2006, 13:34
Not using IE (spit :D), but it sure is taking lots of time to post today - site is verrrrrrrry sloooooooooooooow......

Cheers

Michael
#129700 by mcuth
30 Jul 2006, 13:47
Originally posted by mcuth
Not using IE (spit :D), but it sure is taking lots of time to post today - site is verrrrrrrry sloooooooooooooow......


Scratch that - seems to have become a lot faster....[ii]

Cheers

Michael
#129711 by preiffer
30 Jul 2006, 15:47
Having the same issue here, James. IE7 + V-f = very slow...

[:?]
#129712 by Littlejohn
30 Jul 2006, 15:51
Slow as a T3 Y Check in line here.
#129718 by mitchja
30 Jul 2006, 16:21
IE wont even load the V-Flyer front page now. Firefox is not much quicker at the moment either [:?]

Glad it's not just me though

Also now getting this error when trying to post:

Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0113'

Script timed out

/forum/post_info.asp

The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.


Regards
#129721 by Pete
30 Jul 2006, 16:27
Wierd - not seeing any problems here. Wonder what's causing it.
#129726 by seany
30 Jul 2006, 16:42
I've been having the same all morning with firefox, not getting any time out errors, but just taking a long time to load.
#129727 by Neil
30 Jul 2006, 16:45
Same problem here with Firefox, its taking forever to load pages etc which is sooo annoying, thought it was our rubbish internet access (stupid Karoo) but seems a few people having this prob so maybe not.

Neil
#129729 by VS-EWR
30 Jul 2006, 16:59
It just took forever for me to load the front page and forum pages using Firefox. I got the Unavailable page a couple times as well.
#129732 by MarkJ
30 Jul 2006, 17:03
Concur with the above - the main page took an age to load up just now when I loged in and now topics are behaving in the same way!
#129793 by VS-EWR
31 Jul 2006, 02:47
I think I found the source.

I think something should be done. Not only is credit not being given to Tinkerbelle, but it's probably using up our bandwidth as it's being hotlinked.
#129798 by catsilversword
31 Jul 2006, 06:59
Aha, I was just about to ask the same question about V-flyer being sluggish. I use IE6 (I think) - and first noticed the site running ever-so-slowly yesterday afternoon. Thought it might be down to increased traffic, as happens at times, but it's just as bad this morning. Am not having any trouble with other sites....[:0]
#129801 by preiffer
31 Jul 2006, 07:16
Good digging, Nick - I'm sure that won't have helped.

Let's see if that photo name (of the new seats) can't be de-leeched....
#129803 by Littlejohn
31 Jul 2006, 07:30
Maybe we need to make photos accessable to registered members only. Potentially we could make them accessable to paid members only, perhaps making the photo forum a subset of the clubhouse.

BTW Paul. I see you have edited the photo. However the site is still running "real laid back and easy" for me. Clicking on the link above it still goes through to the photo too. So not sure you broke the link.
#129809 by Neil
31 Jul 2006, 08:40
It has taken me nearly 15mins just to get to this topic and post this message, so still major probs and Im at work now were the net is super fast.

Is the problem fully known yet and can it be fixed? Im starting to have withdrawel symptems [:I]

Neil:)
#129810 by Littlejohn
31 Jul 2006, 08:52
Originally posted by Attitude23
Is the problem fully known yet and can it be fixed? Im starting to have withdrawel symptems [:I]

Neil:)

Deep breaths Neil, deep breaths. If you still have the symptoms, try putting on a flyerette patch.
#129813 by preiffer
31 Jul 2006, 09:31
Yeah - I noticed that, Jeremy.

I deleted the original from the DB, but I think the image itself (which is what is directly hotlinked to) still remains.

I've asked Pete to purge it, if possible.



Having said that, while it won't help, I can't believe that's the cause of the problem. The site's still ridiculously slow today - and was last night with no users on it, too. Not sure what the issue could be... [:?]
#129815 by Littlejohn
31 Jul 2006, 09:54
If others are loading the page in a-net, would they not be using up system resources with out showing on here as guests?
#129816 by Neil
31 Jul 2006, 09:55
So to be thick but what is a flyrette patch? and how do I apply one, its taken 30mins just to get to look at this post again!!

Neil
#129817 by Neil
31 Jul 2006, 09:57
So to be thick but what is a flyrette patch? and how do I apply one, its taken 30mins just to get to look at this post again!!

Neil
#129819 by preiffer
31 Jul 2006, 10:14
You made up for it when you did manage it though Neil ;)
#129820 by Neil
31 Jul 2006, 10:15
lol - without wanting to tempt fate, it seems to be working normally again, yey.

Neil
#129821 by Pete
31 Jul 2006, 10:21
I've reported in to the ISP, so a server restart may potentially help.
#129826 by Littlejohn
31 Jul 2006, 11:25
Originally posted by Attitude23
So to be thick but what is a flyrette patch? and how do I apply one,



It is like a nicorette patch, but helps one get over the additction to v-flyer ranther than nicoteen. You stick one on your thigh before bed. ;)
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