Translation please Eamonn :lol:

999 thread
 

this is what I get when I try to go to the 999/749 thread, it's fine on the rest.
it's been happening for days now, not once have I got through.

<br /><b>Fatal error</b>: Allowed memory size of 12582912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3 bytes) in <b>Unknown</b> on line <b>0</b><br />

so please help me

Hasn't happened once to me since we changed to a new server yesterday. It used to happen every 5 minutes.

This new site has been bullet proof so far for me

BM - Please continue to log any errors like this - it will be of use during the c/o to the new server.

Seems odd you only the message on one forum?

Can you please tell me if its one post in particular you are trying to view?

Cheers - Frank

it's when I'm trying to vieu, I cant get the 999/749s front page, the first one, the one you use to choise a thread to read,
I still cant go straight there,
I have found a way round it, but I would like to choose the thread,
which I can't at the mo

I've heard of this b4 but still cant understand it.

I can get to the forum both from the forum list and and via any 749/999 postings on 'todays posts' ??????

does this direct link work for you:

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/forumdisplay.php?f=84

Cheers - Frank

no just get the same thing when I tryed your link,

Hurrah!
I can now post replies and do everything else I used to be able to do before 2 weeks ago. :)
Thanks for the advice by e-mail Eamonn. Seems as though ticking the 'remember me' box before logging in has done the trick! Cheers,
Ian
RedMist

The problem that Ian had (and possibly others) is that AOL users have their connection to the internet changed automatically by AOL on a regular basis. This is done by AOL to reduce the possibility of hackers getting into the users system by the IP address - i.e. keep changing the address and it makes it more difficult to get in. The technique AOL use is called 'floating IP'.

A consequence of this is that the message board 'looses' your connection on a regular basis - by ticking the 'remember me' box you tell the message board to retain a cookie on your machine that signifies to the message board your connection status. Then if AOL change your connection behind the scenes, it doesn't matter.

curious problem
 

on the main page i'm not signed in when i try to sign in i get this error message

"In order to accept POST request originating from this domain, the admin must add this domain to the whitelist."


But i am signed in when i go to the forums? not really worried about it just curious as why it's happening


cheers

nigel