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Old 12-11-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Why all the red 'X' on the site? Where are the pictures gone?
What's up with the site? All the pictures are missing,just red 'X' in their place and the whole site is missing icons (such as 'smileys'). It's not my PC, 'cause I tried on a few machines and different O.S, both Windows and Linux based.

What's going on?
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The forum has transfered to a new server since it has a new owner, and probably your ISP hasn't changed where images.linuxforums.org points to IP wise. It should fix itself in a few days.
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I've seen where lots of users are having problems with images. They've continued to work fine here, but some page loads are really sloooooow...

Hopefully, the upcoming forums merge will fix all that.
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I also saw the crosses instead of images, but only for a day or so, then it was back on.
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