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I use Opera.. the error is appearing. It'll do that, as it's a server-end error.

doesn't bother me though - site still works otherwise, doesn't it

Clean Brewer wrote:It says you're an IT Technician, what exactly does an IT Technician do?

"Have you tried turning it off then on again?"

Chris wrote:

Clean Brewer wrote:It says you're an IT Technician, what exactly does an IT Technician do?

"Have you tried turning it off then on again?"

You would really be surprised how often that works...

Reminds me of another acronym to add to our list

PICNIC - Problem In Chair Not In Computer

PEBKAC - problem exists between keyboard and chair.

Chris wrote:

Clean Brewer wrote:It says you're an IT Technician, what exactly does an IT Technician do?

"Have you tried turning it off then on again?"

The IT Crowd?

Kevnlis wrote:

Chris wrote:

Clean Brewer wrote:It says you're an IT Technician, what exactly does an IT Technician do?

"Have you tried turning it off then on again?"

You would really be surprised how often that works...

I must remember to do that next time I`ve got a blown light bulb then

That's the one KEG.

It does work too. Just not with linux.

An individual can't remove the error it's a board error. Therefore an administrator must fix it. In this case the banner is conflicting with the code causing multiple errors.

Must be pay back time for me.
It's now appearing on my system as well. But it only appears on the initial page when I log onto this site. It doesn't show on subsequent pages.
I just use good ole windows xp.

i get the same with ie.gone back to using ubuntu/ firefox all fixed

Hi team,

I think I've fixed this issue by turning off what's called G-Zip compression on the server/database. While it may increase the amount of bandwidth used (and possibly slow very slightly the loading of pages), on the upside it may also lead to an increase in speed of pages displaying, depending on your PC specs.

Let me know if anyone experiences this issue again.

Cheers,

Oliver

Cheers Oliver, though I had gotten so used to it, I fear I may now miss it a little