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[XunAmarox]

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I'm getting this non-stop on the Skyrim Nexus while trying to load pretty much any mod page. The ones that do load, many times don't load the content tabs and when clicking one it's either Content Loading forever or back to the connection reset page.

 

I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but I didn't see it anywhere and just wanted to bring it to attention. It's been happening since... yesterday I believe?

 

Anyways, I hope this helps.

[JanusForbeare]

I've been getting similar problems this evening, too. I assume that the massive frakking hurricane hitting North America has something to do with it.

[XunAmarox]

Oh also, it just came to mind... But I've also been getting a lot of warnings saying that I can't download files because they're set to hidden (which are clearly not hidden), and then having to refresh the page to try again.

[Sativarg2]

spam removed Edited October 31, 2012 by Apprentice Harper

[XunAmarox]

I'm not blocking anything. I keep my NoScript disabled for Nexus sites.

[Sativarg2]

spam removed Edited October 31, 2012 by Apprentice Harper

[DrakeTheDragon]

...

That means that my IP may be blocked.

I do not know why.

If I did some thing wrong let me know?

Send me and EMAIL but please don't just ban me without telling me why.

...

 

If you can still login into your account using a proxy, this means you can impossibly be banned.

 

If they had to ban a range of IPs to prevent DDoS attacks or whatever lately, they can impossibly know who's affected or not and inform everybody.

 

The staff might be able to figure out the IP of an offending individual for an IP ban, but they don't have a list of which IP is which user to inform everybody who might be affected by a range of IPs getting banned. Keep in mind not everybody has a "static" IP. Keeping track of all IPs a user logged in with over the whole time could get not just a little tedious and database intensive for several millions of users at once.

[Sativarg2]

UPDATE: I am now able to get through... Thank you to whomever has let me back in Edited October 30, 2012 by Apprentice Harper

[DrakeTheDragon]

I think that's overreacting now.

It sounds like a technical issue rather.

 

Though I wonder how an IP from Illinois should be inside a blocked range of IPs.

Maybe it has something to do with a huge part of the east coast having power outage or otherwise being offline at least temporarily, which I can imagine will be the case with a hurricane such as... what's it called? Sandy?... all over it.

 

But only members of the staff will be able to tell for sure, and only a limited number of them. I wouldn't be too worried if they take a time to respond. Maybe the only ones who could tell what's up aren't available, online or even awake themselves right now. It's 7 AM where I am, that means 6 AM in the UK, and it's quite an unhealthy time for me to still be awake already, so I can only imagine staff members from the UK or Robin will not exactly be around right now either.

 

edit: And I'm typing too slow again, as always, as the issue has already gone away while I was writing, according to your edit. :ermm:

Edited October 30, 2012 by DrakeTheDragon

[Sativarg2]

spam removed Edited October 31, 2012 by Apprentice Harper