On 8/24/10 6:19 AM, Ian Hobson wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm webmaster of a number of websites, and several people have reported
> that they are having problems using some of my sites
>
> They are all using versions of IE that are in libraries or large
> corporate installations and thus heavily secured.
>
> One gets the following error:
>
> "Internet explorer cannot download coachmaster.htm from bobgriffiths.com.
>
> Internet Explorer has not been able to open the internet site. The
> requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try
> later. "

That page contains an embedded YouTube video. Many corporate and library
networks block access to YouTube.


>
> There appeared to be no break in service at the time - visitors arrived
> a few minutes before and after the time. No error in the log.
>
> Three others are having problems when using the long polling module. If
> they are using a secured version of IE they get repeating messages.
> Normal IE and all other browsers I have tested work just fine.
>
> Two others report that they are getting a screen full of characters.
> This appears to be that the browser has claimed it can handle gzip
> but actually attempts to display the gzipped file. I have disabled
> gzip on the site and we shall see if this is a solution.
>
> The common elements are:-
> all the users are on secured machines on corporate sites.
> only one of my customers is effected.
> the server is nginx 0.7.67
> The pages are processed by php via fastcgi.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas what is happening - and what I can do about
> it. "Cannot reproduce" is wearing a bit thin :)
>
> Regards
>
> Ian
>


--
Jim Ohlstein

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