MSN is at it again...
Zack Schiel
dandily in IE? I sure do...
Sorry, due to heavy traffic on the network, the page you're trying to reach
is temporarily unavailable.
You can: Wait a few minutes and try again.
Click your browser's Refresh button now to try reconnecting.
Click your browser's Back button to return to the previous page.
Error type 500 - Server Too Busy
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GianluigiA
<zaxxon@no|spam|stratosgroup.com> wrote:
> Anyone else get this lovely message in Opera 7, but have the page load
> just dandily in IE? I sure do...
>
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Brian L Johnson
> Still unavailable GMT 7.45 pm
>
It's been unavailable since at least Saturday.
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Lars Arnesen
There's a thread above explaining this.
<Quote>
On Sat, 17 May 2003 15:43:40 +0200, "Yngve Nysaeter Pettersen
(Developer, Opera Software A/S)" wrote:
>This is caused by a serverside problem with handling q-values in the Accept
>Language header sent by Opera.
>
>Q-values are an important part of the HTTP standard's content negotiation
>functionality (see RFC 2616) and are used (in this case) to let the server know
>which languages are the ones you prefer if it is able to provide you with
>translated version of the document.
>
>The server does not remove the q-part of the language specification before
>comparing it to its known languages, and when it does not find a matching
>language, it sends back the reported error page, instead of falling back to
>english, or giving a more meaningful message, like "Sorry, but I can't give you
>this document in any of the languages you specified".
>
>Only users that have edited their language preferences will experience the
>problem because that is when the q-values are added.
>
>Workaround:
>
>For example: Remove the ";q=1.0" part of
>
>[Adv User Prefs]
>HTTP Accept Language=en;q=1.0,no;q=0.9
>
>so that it says
>
>[Adv User Prefs]
>HTTP Accept Language=en,no;q=0.9
>
>instead.
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Yours / Mvh,
Lars Arnesen
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Zack Schiel
>> the
>> problem because that is when the q-values are added.
This is not true, as I have not edited my language preferences.
-Z-
Brian L Johnson
> This is not true, as I have not edited my language preferences.
I didn't think I had either, but my Opera6.INI, OperaDef6.INI and
Profiles\OperaDef6.INI all say:
[Adv User Prefs]
Http Accept Language=en
However, my profile\Opera6.INI says:
[Adv User Prefs]
HTTP Accept Language=en;q=1.0
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Jan van Gent
Neither did I, but removing q=1.0 solved the problem for me!
Nicolay Giraldo
escribió:
> On Wed, 21 May 2003 16:09:05 +0100, Brian L Johnson
> <no.e...@address.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Zack Schiel wrote:
>>
>>> This is not true, as I have not edited my language preferences.
>>
>> I didn't think I had either, but my Opera6.INI, OperaDef6.INI and
>> Profiles\OperaDef6.INI all say:
>>
>> [Adv User Prefs]
>> Http Accept Language=en
>>
>> However, my profile\Opera6.INI says:
>>
>> [Adv User Prefs]
>> HTTP Accept Language=en;q=1.0
>>
>
> Neither did I, but removing q=1.0 solved the problem for me!
Hey yes! just tested with:
[Adv User Prefs]
HTTP Accept Language=es,en
I guess they got tired of proxynomitron. I changed the string Opera for
0pera (there is a zero number there!) well not using proxy but editing the
exe file, and it loaded hotmail perfectly.
Now it was msn.com.
I guess what's next.
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