Online Banking

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

Well that URL works in firefox but not konqueror....

Please download and install firefox as we have been trying to get you to do....

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

Okie... I've installed it... it's not made any difference to the issue - it's still hanging on authentication

[The Jackal]

Originally Posted by Pø†ÃƒÆ’ƒÂ¸Ã¢â ‚¬â„¢GøLà ƒÂÂÂ�

IE version 6.0.2900.2180

Shesh when was the last time u did a windows update ?
I take it you're using windows 2000 ? Correct me if I'm wrong

SOZ scrap that I got the numbers mixed up....

I'm stumped

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

Shesh when was the last time u did a windows update ?
I take it you're using windows 2000 ? Correct me if I'm wrong

No - I'm using XP Corp SP2 - and it runs windows updates everytime there's something critical to update.

But I now have Firefox on the other pc and it's made no difference to the issue

[The Jackal]

Originally Posted by Pø†*øÆ’Gà ƒÆ’ƒÂ¸LÃÂÂÂ�

No - I'm using XP Corp SP2 - and it runs windows updates everytime there's something critical to update.

But I now have Firefox on the other pc and it's made no difference to the issue

Last try is to check if you can access this address

https://193.138.107.137/

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

Last try is to check if you can access this address

https://193.138.107.137/

That loads up http://portal.standardlife.com/html/index.html which is the page www.standardlifebank.com points to ... which is where I started

[The Jackal]

Originally Posted by Pø†ÃƒÆ’ƒÂ¸Ã¢â ‚¬â„¢GøLà ƒÂÂÂ�

That loads up http://portal.standardlife.com/html/index.html which is the page www.standardlifebank.com points to ... which is where I started

There is something definately amiss with their website and redirects I'm getting different results on different browsers .....

They have redirect and caching issues :

try this ?

https://193.138.107.142/osl/profile.do

--- if you can change your proxy too as suggested the merrier

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

There is something definately amiss with their website and redirects I'm getting different results on different browsers .....

They have redirect and caching issues :

try this ?

https://193.138.107.142/osl/profile.do

Error 403 - Access forbidden by rule.

Explanation: Either the file requested is specifically blocked by a Fail directive or it does not match any of the files that are allowed to be accessed according to other request mapping directives.

Action: No action is required. URL: /osl/profile.do

[The Jackal]

Originally Posted by Pø†*øÆ’Gà ƒÆ’ƒÂ¸LÃÂÂÂ�

Error 403 - Access forbidden by rule.

Explanation: Either the file requested is specifically blocked by a Fail directive or it does not match any of the files that are allowed to be accessed according to other request mapping directives.

Action: No action is required. URL: /osl/profile.do

And above this message did you not see Caching proxy :

Here is what I get for accessing that page :

Caching Proxy Version 5.1.1
Error 403 - Access forbidden by rule.
Explanation: Either the file requested is specifically blocked by a Fail directive or it does not match any of the files that are allowed to be accessed according to other request mapping directives.

Action: No action is required.

URL: /

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

And above this message did you not see Caching proxy :

Here is what I get for accessing that page :

Caching Proxy Version 5.1.1
Error 403 - Access forbidden by rule.
Explanation: Either the file requested is specifically blocked by a Fail directive or it does not match any of the files that are allowed to be accessed according to other request mapping directives.

Action: No action is required.

URL: /

Yeh- I hadn't realised that line hadn't copied when I pasted it here :s

The site worked fine from my sister's yesterday tho - which is why I was thinking it was my line/isp/connection/something... I don't know who her ISP is tho but she's defo not on the same as me cos they don't serve her area

[Gareth]

If you've got an old dial-up modem you could test whether the problem is indeed specific to Blueyonder by connecting via dial-up and seeing if you get the same problem.

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Originally Posted by Gareth

If you've got an old dial-up modem you could test whether the problem is indeed specific to Blueyonder by connecting via dial-up and seeing if you get the same problem.

I don't have a modem in my pc

[The Jackal]

Originally Posted by Gareth

If you've got an old dial-up modem you could test whether the problem is indeed specific to Blueyonder by connecting via dial-up and seeing if you get the same problem.

Yeh definately (2000th theory on this issue !) caching.

I managed to replicate the the hanging that potodgold was seeing but how to solve it without having an account OR MONEY HINT HINT is going to be tricky.

I'm recogning that SL is confused by the potential round robin between SSL and HTTP proxies.

If pot of gold could try one of the proxies from the list privided ensureing that both SSL and HTTP point to the same proxy and try again.

CRAPPY CODING STANDARD LIFE ******S

[Pø†øƒGøL�]

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r

Yeh definately (2000th theory on this issue !) caching.

I managed to replicate the the hanging that potodgold was seeing but how to solve it without having an account OR MONEY HINT HINT is going to be tricky.

I'm recogning that SL is confused by the potential round robin between SSL and HTTP proxies.

If pot of gold could try one of the proxies from the list privided ensureing that both SSL and HTTP point to the same proxy and try again.

CRAPPY CODING STANDARD LIFE ******S

You've lost me there.... how do I check SSL and HTTP point to the same proxy?

I'm working thru that list of proxies... I've tried all 5 for Midlands/Bham so far and none of them have worked.... trying the rest on the list now :s

[Gareth]

Within your browser, in the section that specifies that you want to sue a particular proxy server, you normally have the ability to set the proxy for certain protocols or for all of them - in Firefox there's a check box within the tab called "use this proxy server for all protocols".

[The Jackal]

firefox >edit > preferences > general > connection settings > manual proxy configuration >

put in http proxy the name of one we want to test pick one off the list and check the box 'Use this proxy for all protocols'

I am going to find a non Blueyonder proxy server in the meantime

---------- Post added at 21:29 ---------- Previous post was at 21:20 ----------

heres the private proxy that you can use to test

<snipped :9> port number 3128