[ken21]

i'm using both foxfire and ie.

both have problems: grey boxes pop up and say that the address cannot be found.

[buffyt]

New Help Request Form From Your Computer Technology Department

 

 1. Describe your problem: ____________

 

 2. Now describe it accurately: _____________

 

 3. Speculate wildly about its cause: _______________

 

 4. Problem Severity: Minor __ Minor __ Minor __ Trivial __

 

 5. Nature of the problem: Locked Up __ Frozen __ Shoe in Monitor __  Beaten with a Club __

 

 6. Is your computer plugged in? Yes __ No __

 

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 14. If "Yes," why do you still have a problem? ________

 

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[savedbygrace]

both have problems: grey boxes pop up and say that the address cannot be found.

This is a problem that many are having since spammers were forced to change their methods a few months ago. Many of them now tie up the DNS lookup because they post their crap from new domains they created just to send spam from unidentifiable sources.

Several times a day, we get this "XXX can't be found" garbage, and it's mostly because of spammers. Funny thing is, because most ISPs are now blocking Port 25, almost no spam is getting through, but in its place we get this "can't be found" crap.

Pardon my crappy language; I'm in a mood over this.

[martin_fierro]

i'm using both foxfire and ie.

switch to ei. that'll fix everything.