Topic Reply Notification problem

[GEORGE/W2AMR]

When I click on the link in a topic reply notification I get a "can't find page" prompt. Yet I can log on directly to the Forum. Anybody have any ideas?

[Fred k2dx]

At least right now.

[Ed - N3LHB]

Had the same problem myself, I did a log in and everything worked ok from there on in....

[Ed - N3LHB]

I was just locked out for about 7-8 minutes, looks like hacker or server problems....

[Jack-KA3ZLR-]

We're Working on it Fellas.

[John Holotko]

When I click on the link in a topic reply notification I get a "can't find page" prompt. Yet I can log on directly to the Forum. Anybody have any ideas?

That's because this board is written in PHP instead of Perl.  Had it been written in Perl it would work flawlessly everytime    

Okay, now that I've made it clear which langauge  I prefer for web programming  let me put in a plug for PHP. I've been learning PHP in my spare time and it  looks pretty good. I

[k4kyv]

To: <undisclosed-recipients:>
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 7:43 PM
Subject: What we are up to in TN re: election reform (a partial list) -- and
a first call to support this activity


> To everyone:
>
> I just learned that a number of progressive groups have been having
> their emails blocked nationally for the last week. I have just been
> online with my server (BellSouth) and we sent out several test messages
> which you folks now appear to be receiving. Consequently, I am sending
> you two messages that I tried to get to all of you last week. (Some of
> you may have already received these messages.)  This first memo reviews
> some of our recent election reform activity and requests support to fund
> another mass mailing to all 500+ Tennessee county election commissioners
> and administrators. The second message (to be sent shortly) will invite
> all of you to come pick blueberries and thornless blackberries on my
> farm. (Blueberries are just about done but the thornless blackberries
> are starting to come in like gang-busters.)
>
> I learned of the nationwide email blocking efforts from Brad Friedman of
> BradBlog. It has affected rawstory.com, afterdowningstreet.com and other
> progressive groups. I guess that means that our littl' ole Orange State
> group, Gathering To Save Our Democracy, has made the national "A list"
> of  groups worth messing with. Something else we should be proud of.
>

[GEORGE/W2AMR]

To: <undisclosed-recipients:>
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 7:43 PM
Subject: What we are up to in TN re: election reform (a partial list) -- and
a first call to support this activity


> To everyone:
>
> I just learned that a number of progressive groups have been having
> their emails blocked nationally for the last week. I have just been
> online with my server (BellSouth) and we sent out several test messages
> which you folks now appear to be receiving. Consequently, I am sending
> you two messages that I tried to get to all of you last week. (Some of
> you may have already received these messages.)  This first memo reviews
> some of our recent election reform activity and requests support to fund
> another mass mailing to all 500+ Tennessee county election commissioners
> and administrators. The second message (to be sent shortly) will invite
> all of you to come pick blueberries and thornless blackberries on my
> farm. (Blueberries are just about done but the thornless blackberries
> are starting to come in like gang-busters.)
>
> I learned of the nationwide email blocking efforts from Brad Friedman of
> BradBlog. It has affected rawstory.com, afterdowningstreet.com and other
> progressive groups. I guess that means that our littl' ole Orange State
> group, Gathering To Save Our Democracy, has made the national "A list"
> of  groups worth messing with. Something else we should be proud of.
>

Tnx for the tip about Bradblog Don. Good stuff.