Re: how could a php script return a dns error ?
| From: | Sean Burlington | Date: | Sat, 28 Dec 2002 23:27:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: how could a php script return a dns error ? | ||
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Hatem Ben wrote:
From: "Sean Burlington" <sean@uncertainty.org.uk>it's exactly what it says it is... the website is experiencing technical difficulties...Yep, this make a confusion for me, and a stupid error that could be solved in one minute, was done in one day. [SNIP]
In conclusion our ISP is blocking such websites (an internet censorship system) and returned that message. I have said dns error, coz for dns error we got same message (maybe the server is assumed in all cases down), the original dns error is always blocked and we got that message inspite.It's not censorship they are economising by using a proxy server and using one that gives unhelpful error messages BTW - they in this case are the people providing you with your connection (not the web hosting company) they are not blocking the site but when the page returns no data - they return an error message - this is resonable - it just isn't very helpful for web developers. I'd suggest that you see if you can get a direct connection for testing purposes - either by changing browser settings or getting another isp. Proxys are great for saving bandwidth - but terrible for developing websites through :) -- Sean