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DieDieMyDarling · 18-03-2004, 11:35

For the past few days i've had trouble connecting to ONE website. The website is run by a mate, and i have admin on there. But, i've had major difficulties getting on there. I run Mproxy, which has a list of all the ntl proxies, and runs through them finding the fastest proxy for each site, and in my IE, i have 127.0.0.1, which then means that all sites are proxied through Mproxy.
So i know that it's not just my local server that's having the trouble, i tried turning proxies off, so that it just used my local server, and the error changed.

When i use proxies i get the error 'HTTP 500, internal error'. If i turn proxies off, i get a normal 'the page cannot be displayed' error.

I've tried different settings with cookies, cleared my cache, turned off my firewall, ran virus checks, ad-aware, tried everything i can think of. With no avail. :-|

I only realised the difference in error, with proxies and without, today, so i'm guessing that has to be the trouble. But i don't understand why. Everyone else i know that uses the website, has no problems. Some of which are with ntl, which confuses me more.
Any ideas would be very gratefully accepted! :-)

18-03-2004, 11:35	#1
DieDieMyDarling Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Belfast Age: 52 Services: 10 mb NTL Broadband, Sky TV (full package). Posts: 309	Problem connecting to a website. (more complicated than that though) For the past few days i've had trouble connecting to ONE website. The website is run by a mate, and i have admin on there. But, i've had major difficulties getting on there. I run Mproxy, which has a list of all the ntl proxies, and runs through them finding the fastest proxy for each site, and in my IE, i have 127.0.0.1, which then means that all sites are proxied through Mproxy. So i know that it's not just my local server that's having the trouble, i tried turning proxies off, so that it just used my local server, and the error changed. When i use proxies i get the error 'HTTP 500, internal error'. If i turn proxies off, i get a normal 'the page cannot be displayed' error. I've tried different settings with cookies, cleared my cache, turned off my firewall, ran virus checks, ad-aware, tried everything i can think of. With no avail. :-\| I only realised the difference in error, with proxies and without, today, so i'm guessing that has to be the trouble. But i don't understand why. Everyone else i know that uses the website, has no problems. Some of which are with ntl, which confuses me more. Any ideas would be very gratefully accepted! :-)