have U noticed how sometimes, 60s is loooooong ? ..

[Gri77oN]

I usually opent two or three threads at a time (using tabs in mozilla) so I end up sometime on the page that says "no more than one post/60s" (or whatever).

It's ok becoz I can press back, and still have not lost my post (whch would get me mad), but i end up having to wait wayyy over 60s..

is that becoz I'm over the transatlantic connexion? I wonder.. (assuming the server is physicaly somwhere in us)

anyway, sometime 60s is realllly loooong !!
:P

[IndianaToker]

I've never noticed a problem with in in IE. It's interesting to me. I have Mozilla loaded up on one of my test boxes at work, I'll check it out on Monday and see if I have a problem with it while tabbing.

[Gri77oN]

I may have miss explained myself.

because I browse several threads at the same time (be it through tabs or different windows a la IE) I end up sometime effectively postin twice in the same 60s window.
wha I then do is I hit back wait a little, then hit post, and most of the time I have to do that over and over for more then 60s.
but since it's the server that redirects me to the "not just yet" page, I assume it's server side.
Since the server is runnin on redhat, I assume it's not serverside but rather something with timestams on packets..

which is weird since I have quite stable ping stats..
..

anyway, maybe it's due to this amusing fact:
the elasticity of time exponentialy increases when going high.

(ooooo that's deep !)


(ps I'm runnin mozilla 1.5a / w2kSP3 blasterpatched)


(pps: i think I remember I wanted to put that in the box, but maye it woz meant to be here..)

[IndianaToker]

Originally posted by Gri77oN
I may have miss explained myself.

because I browse several threads at the same time (be it through tabs or different windows a la IE) I end up sometime effectively postin twice in the same 60s window.
wha I then do is I hit back wait a little, then hit post, and most of the time I have to do that over and over for more then 60s.
but since it's the server that redirects me to the "not just yet" page, I assume it's server side.
Since the server is runnin on redhat, I assume it's not serverside but rather something with timestams on packets..

which is weird since I have quite stable ping stats..
..

anyway, maybe it's due to this amusing fact:
the elasticity of time exponentialy increases when going high.

(ooooo that's deep !)


(ps I'm runnin mozilla 1.5a / w2kSP3 blasterpatched)


(pps: i think I remember I wanted to put that in the bo
x, but maye it woz meant to be here..)

You didn't miss explain yourself. I only browse with one window in IE, not multiple. I get stoned and too mixed up. I've just started using tab browsing in mozilla at work because I find it less of a hassle than having to open multiple windows all the time.

Logic says that since you have stable pings, it shouldn't be a packet issue.

[Gri77oN]

I came to the same conclusion.
so that leaves one option doesn't it? ..

[superjoint]

Originally posted by Gri77oN
I came to the same conclusion.
so that leaves one option doesn't it? ..

I think t he vbulletin software is not designed to browse wso many threads at once, I don;t know realy, the server is located in the netherlands with a 3mbit connection burstabel to 100Mb/s. your being in france the server should be superfast for you!

peace

SJ