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Mr-Toy33 Grand Master

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There are some major problems with the forums over the past day or 2 I've noticed....

Yesterday it was completely slow and at times, was either not responding or was timing out. This morning it's responding quickly but the pages keep on constantly refreshing itself like it did last night. Last night when I made some post, it was double posting.

Think Mcleod from boostcruising needs to give a few things a bit of a reboot or a kick in the back to get things going again.

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Mr-Toy33 Grand Master

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still getting database error's at the bottom of this site and also with the boostcruising site....

mySQL query error: UPDATE 1ibf_members SET login_anonymous='0&1', last_activity=1130365303 WHERE id=22617

mySQL error: Table 'skycom_sau.1ibf_members' doesn't exist

mySQL error code:

Date: Thursday 27th of October 2005 08:21:43 AM

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yeah mate i had massive problems last night with it too, you just had to let the page refresh itself up to 20 times and it gradually loaded more info each time til it was fully loaded then it stopped. Pain in the arse, then i tried to start a thread to bitch about it and the page loaded everything EXCEPT the send button. Suss

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