Today, when I try to visit St.Johns Street Cycles website (www.sjscycles.com) it refuses to let me in and pops up a Login/Password window. Is there something up with the site, or have I done something wierd and not-very-wonderful here?
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 21:56:38 +0000, Phil Bixby did issue forth:
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Today, when I try to visit St.Johns Street Cycles website (www.sjscycles.com) it refuses to let me in and pops up a Login/Password window. Is there something up with the site, or have I done something wierd and not-very-wonderful here?
It's not just you. I'm getting it as well.
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After reading your post I gave it a try and was able to access the SJSC site with no problems, both by clicking on the URL in your post and by clicking on the bookmark in my own favorites file. This was done in the US at about 3:30 AM (UK time) on Tuesday, 21 January . (It was about 9:30 PM on Monday, 20 January, time in my location in the US).
These screwups happen sometimes and perhaps it had been corrected by the time I tried.
Thanks Huw. I'm sure you know how reassuring it is to know that, just this once, it's Not My Fault :o)
Phil B
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On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 21:56:38 +0000, Phil Bixby did issue forth:
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Today, when I try to visit St.Johns Street Cycles website (www.sjscycles.com) it refuses to let me in and pops up a Login/Password window. Is there something up with the site, or have I done something
wierd
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and not-very-wonderful here?
It's not just you. I'm getting it as well.
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Obviously James has implemented a urc money-saving scheme by locking us out of the Bridgewater store :-)
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On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 22:03:47 +0000, "Huw Pritchard" <[email hidden]>
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It's not just you. I'm getting it as well.
Obviously James has implemented a urc money-saving scheme by locking us out of the Bridgewater store :-)
Seems to be OK now. Wasn't being allowed in yesterday (Does choice of browser affect matters? I was using Microsoft IE), but seems OK today (with Netscape 7.0, for the record).
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On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 22:03:47 +0000, "Huw Pritchard" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>It's not just you. I'm getting it as well.
Obviously James has implemented a urc money-saving scheme by locking us out of the Bridgewater store :-)
Seems to be OK now. Wasn't being allowed in yesterday (Does choice of browser affect matters? I was using Microsoft IE), but seems OK today (with Netscape 7.0, for the record).
It would actually be the configuration on their server. Either someones totally mucked up, or they used it to keep people out for an upgrade. I'd have never thought that the latter could be useful.