Hi Jim The first thingg I would do is turn off caching in your browser, it may in fact be loading from the cache then going off to the net and failing. Turning off your browser cache will make this much easier to diagnose. hth Chris On Tue, 02 May 2000 09:39:27 -0500, Jim Sabatke wrote:
I use two ISPs. One is through my employer, the other is a local, but large, ISP.
Problem:
I cannot reach a lot of URLs from the local ISP. The usual behaviour is that the page starts loading and never finishes. At first I thought the problem might be kppp. I use kppp for my local ISP and a chatscript for my work ISP (work uses MS-CHAP and kppp doesn't do that). I tried my local ISP with a chatscript and the behaviour is the same. That eliminates kppp as the problem.
The local ISP says that lots of Linux (all vendors) users have the same problem.
Question:
How do I begin to debug this problem?
Thanks,
-- Jim Sabatke SuSE 6.3 Linux Kernel - 2.2.13
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