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Fireshard
11 years ago

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I am having problems connecting to this site for the last 48 hours. This is my 3rd attempt at writing a post to ask about this. I tried clearing the cache of the browser and all that…I get error 118.
I tried a tracert while it was down. I got this:

If you know anything about this, please PM…

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thoraw
11 years ago

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I’m having issues connecting too…

I guess once you start doubting, there’s no end to it

Zoino
11 years ago

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I keep having this issue as well. I think it was something to do with my antivirus. I tried adding hackthis to my antivirus’s white list but i am still having connection issues

thoraw
11 years ago

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its not antivirus. I was trying to connect both from osx and Linux machines neither of which had antivirus software

I guess once you start doubting, there’s no end to it

Fireshard
11 years ago

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My PC also lacks any AV except for the in-built one from Windows.

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Zoino
11 years ago

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Alright that removes that possibility any other ideas?

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Same problem, I tried to ping Hack This with cmd: 100% lost

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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I disabled javascript and it works fine now :)

Zoino
11 years ago

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Lol yeah Wine is funky shit. Till now it has'nt worked out as I wanted. Yes bash scrips seem to be a good idea. But @rekcah.ronoh why do you create .exe files in the name of script? Just put them as executable files! :)

Luke [flabbyrabbit]
11 years ago

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There were a number of problems over the last 24hours or so from non-user traffic, overloaded server and my human error. Things seem to be back on track but still a bit shaky. Sorry for the down time everyone.

[deleted user]
11 years ago | edited 11 years ago

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To disable javascript in firefox write “about:config” in the URL, then click on “I’ll be careful”, search for “javascript.enabled”, right click on it and reverse.

But it could be a coincidence since it works fine now ^^

thoraw
11 years ago

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[quote=flabbyrabbit]
from non-user traffic, overloaded server
[/quote]

an attack?

I guess once you start doubting, there’s no end to it