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Old 14-06-2005, 01:49   #24
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Re: 403 Forbidden

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I'm with Raistlin - if I want to view a site, then I'll change proxy so I can. There have long been problems with some sites, notably Yahoo, and nothing has changed. Likewise, there have long been problems with NTL proxy servers, and little has changed. Sometimes the transparent proxy just stops functioning correctly
I agree with what you are saying, but if problems are not reported to ntl who can they even begin to do something about it? I have escalated a lot of proxy problems through this site [which btw takes a lot of my own time because i have to test at least two whole ranges of proxies before escalating, and have to do it in my own time] and i don't begrudge doing it, but i am just trying to get the point across that ntl need to know about problems in order to fix them.... it is completely unrealistic for ntl to test every single site through every single proxy 24hours a day.........
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