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Geek Help!
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 18:59
by scotty
My connection on the BBC 6 Music Round Table Chat Room keeps "Closing" every 5 - 10 Minutes, why is this??
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 19:18
by James Blast
to spare you the misery of the pish they play
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 19:25
by Ozpat
I guess you will get a lot of different answers on this one
Keith.
I cannot help you but I hope some of the answers will be
even usefull.
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 19:27
by scotty
Ozpat wrote:I guess you will get a lot of different answers on this one
Keith.
I cannot help you but I hope some of the answers will be
even usefull.
I'm not holding by breath mate
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 19:32
by Carpathian Psychonaut
Here's an important first diagnostic to work out which end the disconnection occurs: Do any other web based things (ie downloading files or whatever) drop at the same time ?
If not then it's liable to be whatever you're using to connect to the chat room OR that end. If it's that end then you're obviously a bit stuffed. Maybe pop a message on seeing if others are also being kicked if so ?
If it seems to be your end then maybe find another chat client and see if that does the same. My usual rule for tracking things down is to do the same thing using a different tool or program and see if the issue stays or goes.
That's always a good way to get 70% of the way to diagnosing stuff..............
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 20:06
by lazarus corporation
Keith - what internet provider do you use? I know that NTL are f**king around with their proxies today.
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 20:26
by scotty
lazarus corporation wrote:Keith - what internet provider do you use? I know that NTL are f**king around with their proxies today.
It's
Tiscali Paul, but it's been doing for a few weeks now
, it's just on the One chat room, it's a
Javascript thing now I come to think of it
, could it be that?
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 20:33
by lazarus corporation
It's a Java Applet not JavaScript (annoyingly similar names, completely different things) but I wouldn't think that would be causing the problem.
I can't even get into the damn thing (which is no great loss
).
It might be worth updating your Java VM - go to
http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp, download & install.
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 20:35
by scotty
lazarus corporation wrote:It's a Java Applet not JavaScript (annoyingly similar names, completely different things) but I wouldn't think that would be causing the problem.
I can't even get into the damn thing (which is no great loss
).
It might be worth updating your Java VM - go to
http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp, download & install.
I'll give that a go, cheers
Posted: 30 Mar 2007, 22:50
by James Blast