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Re: more probs at brickbay ? get in via IP address!!!
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lugnet.market.brickshops
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Date:
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Tue, 2 Oct 2001 21:37:23 GMT
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In lugnet.market.brickshops, Paul Janssen writes:
> In lugnet.market.brickshops, Ray Sanders writes:
> > server may be up and available, but the name cannot be resolved.
> >
> > Ray (also fwustwated at the ongoing raft of brickbay problems)
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> Yes, this does seem to be the case. I listed the backdoor IP about 30 minutes
> ago, and I've seen many people connecting. To get into brickbay, the harware IP
> to get to my store is:
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> http://216.37.35.72/store.asp?p=owings
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> If you delete the last part, you get to brickbay directly, but you may want to
> check out my great store.....
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> Anyway, as long as there is no loss of data, or deletion of orders, I can deal
> with temp outages much better than on the previous server, but there is indeed
> room for improvement. Paul.
While you can do that, I think there is some issue with the way that the
'cookies' are coded. Dan once remarked that we should always use
www.brickbay.com and not the IP address or brickbay.com. A less ugly solution
(but still not pretty) is to put an entry in your Hosts file with the domain
name and the IP-address. On my iMac, the entry looks like ...
www.brickbay.com A 216.37.35.72
using this, I can access with the normal url. In fact, it even believes that I
am still logged on from before. I suspect that Windows users can do this also,
but do not have the necessary particulars.
Ray
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