im in ur forum breakin ur thrad

[JoeP]

OK wait - visiting http://www.litespeedtech.com/error-page from the 403 page does result in a connection failure error, after which all litespeedtech.com pages fail.

[Ari]

Let’s see how global this is, litespeed www is up for me, someone who isn’t me touch their link in the 403 error page and post when you do.

[ChuckF]

Just did. Litespeed up for me.

[Ari]

And is it still up for you now?

[ChuckF]

Yes

[Ari]

Cool, it was still up for me after your post, but is now down for me after I touched the link.

Which still doesn’t have any impact on the 403 error except that I don’t think we’re actively breaking the internet, I guess that’s good.

[ChuckF]

I'm a little disappointed.

[JoeP]

A
:b

[JoeP]

But are you clicking the link on the 403 error page? Where it says
Proudly powered by LiteSpeed Web Server

Only that causes the error for me.

[JoeP]

I just clicked that link on my phone, and now I'm getting connection errors the litespeed home page on my laptop.

[Ari]

I realized my phone and ipad share the same router but they don’t have too.

The www page is up for both, I touch the link on one, it goes down for the other, *but* switching my phone to 5g allows me access again.

Whatever touching that error page does, it does it to the whole router and not just the device.

[JoeP]

Interesting

It might be wider than just the router (I can't think of anything at a router level that would cause this)
It could be a highly localised content distribution cache - with the broadband ISP and the mobile ISP using different ones.

What we need is two FF members in neighbouring houses using the same ISP. Could such a thing even exist?

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

Originally Posted by JoeP

What we need is two FF members in neighbouring houses using the same ISP. Could such a thing even exist?

Could a VPN emulate that?

A virtual machine with TeamViewer?

[JoeP]

Originally Posted by Kamilah Hauptmann

Could a VPN emulate that?

A virtual machine with TeamViewer?

You're asking if we can virtually become neighbours? I'm up for that. I mean as long as no one tells Miisa.

Technically I think it might be worth getting vm to see if there's anything in server logs or any information from hosting support before going to such lengths.

Has anyone seen vm?

[viscousmemories]

[JoeP]

A wild vm appears!

[JoeP]

By which I mean, can you get any kind of info from whoever you pay for the hosting as to whether they've changed anything or (very likely) have a certificate expired or something like that?

[viscousmemories]

I don't see any particularly useful log messages or metrics, but I did learn that 'cock' is the most used search term and far and away the most popular "browser" used to access the site is something called "The Knowledge AI".

[ChuckF]

I tried to make a joke about training Skynet on cockshots but one of the lines started with a fucking colon so never mind I guess

[JoeP]

So ... it's Skynet that's introduced this problem ...

[JoeP]

The same issue also occurs with PMs eg
www+freethought-forum-com-forum/private.php?do=newpm&pmid=...

[Ensign Steve]

Originally Posted by JoeP

Interesting

It might be wider than just the router (I can't think of anything at a router level that would cause this)
It could be a highly localised content distribution cache - with the broadband ISP and the mobile ISP using different ones.

What we need is two FF members in neighbouring houses using the same ISP. Could such a thing even exist?

I mean...

[BrotherMan]

[JoeP]

Am I missing something obvious? Don't we have to travel across the country / the continent / the globe to meet each other?

[JoeP]

Quick test