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Re: shop.lego.com bug report
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Thu, 15 Feb 2001 17:42:57 GMT
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Yet another update: I've been told that along with the changes to the shop
that were published yesterday, there were some additional code changes that
will hopefully keep this "bad cookie" problem from happening again in the
future.
Of course, cookies can go bad in all sorts of ways (just like real baked
cookies... well, maybe not exactly like that) so it's good to know how to
delete them if necessary.
Tomas Clark
Producer, LEGO Direct
In lugnet.lego.direct, Charles Eric McCarthy writes:
> Timothy Carl Buchheim wrote:
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> > Tomas Clark wrote:
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> > > - clearing out your cache (aka temporary internet files, but I believe in • ...
> > rm -rf ~/.netscape/cache/*
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> and
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> > > - deleting the cookie file -- I'm afraid I don't know exactly where it
> > UNIX versions of Netscape keep their cookies in the file
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> and William Ward wrote:
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> > It is possible that the original poster had cookies
> > disabled, however; if so, he may need to turn them on.
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> That was actually the first thing I tried, a long time ago.
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> Also, my netscape cache was in a nonstandard location, but I found it.
> After removing all my cache files and cookies file and restarting netscape
> I was able to get past the flag screen.
> Thanks to everyone for your help!
>
> /Eric McC/
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| (...) ... (...) and (...) and William Ward wrote: (...) That was actually the first thing I tried, a long time ago. Also, my netscape cache was in a nonstandard location, but I found it. After removing all my cache files and cookies file and (...) (24 years ago, 13-Feb-01, to lugnet.lego.direct)
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