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Raistlin · 14-06-2005, 01:56

Perhaps NTL should be looking at a better solution than simply relying on the good will of one man to test two whole ranges of proxies in his own time (thanks by the way)?

Surely there must be some change that they can implement within the underlying technology that prevents these problems from happening in the first place? Although I could be wrong, I obviously don't fully understand the technology.

Like green says, this has been a problem with the transparent proxies for as long as I can remember - you'd think that they would have tried to do something about it by now.
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Anyway, the idea of phoning NTL to tell them that I can't access one website out of the millions that are available is just laughable.

14-06-2005, 01:56	#25
Raistlin Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: There's no place like 127.0.0.1 Services: Depends on the person and the price they're offering Posts: 12,384	Re: 403 Forbidden Perhaps NTL should be looking at a better solution than simply relying on the good will of one man to test two whole ranges of proxies in his own time (thanks by the way)? Surely there must be some change that they can implement within the underlying technology that prevents these problems from happening in the first place? Although I could be wrong, I obviously don't fully understand the technology. Like green says, this has been a problem with the transparent proxies for as long as I can remember - you'd think that they would have tried to do something about it by now. __________________ Anyway, the idea of phoning NTL to tell them that I can't access one website out of the millions that are available is just laughable.