Problem Loading Clanram

[itsguud]

Everytime I try to come ot the ClanRam site I get this message "saying Internal Error please Inform the administrator with what you did."

It always takes me 2 trys to get in.

[RamDez]

try clearing your cshe (ctrl F5) check fire wall settings.

[bigredman]

Really, you need to upgrade from the Commodore 64!

[ramsanddodgers]

WOW! A Commodore 64? Really?!?!

Wish I could upgrade from my Commodore VIC-10.

Then maybe I could access my User CP on here...

[itsguud]

Sorry it actually says we "could not load the page because a security token was missing"

[UK Ramfan 83]

Mine too.... Whats that all about?

[ramsanddodgers]

Mine too.... Whats that all about?

Dunno... and when I click the link to e-mail the administrator I get

<webmaster@clanram.com>:
62.249.245.135 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 550 sorry, no mailbox here by that name. (#5.7.17)
Giving up on 62.249.245.135.

I did everything I know to do, cleared cookies, history, made sure Java was current..... User CP loads and shows for about one second and then access is denied. All other usage of ClanRam is allowed, however.

Hmmm.....

[SavageRam]

Same problem here. Security token missing... even after clearing cache.

[ramsanddodgers]

are you using Norton/Symantec also? I saw in another thread (to BBQ it think) that it might be related to Norton security protocols somehow. At least that is what Dez suggested...

It may be as I cannot access USER CP on either the laptop or the desktop and Norton may be the only common denominator...

[itsguud]

I'm not using Norton and still getting this message. I have tried everything, nothing has worked. I think its a ClanRam site related error?

[RamDez]

nope, sorry but the site is fine, its been checked.

[RamDez]

this is from VB themselves (the makers of the software)

If this problem is only happening to some people and cannot be reproduced, the probable cause is their browser cache. Have these users either try a different browser or clear their browser cache.

Otherwise an ISP cache may also be to blame.

[RAMFANRAIDERHATER]

this is from VB themselves (the makers of the software)

I'm having the same problem. ..and it's happening on two different PC's at two different locations, (home and at work) so it's doubtful that it's my browser or ISP cache. Two different systems at the same time? Something wrong with the software.

[RamDez]

nope ....................... software works just fine, sorry.

[UK Ramfan 83]

So what, we supposed to figure it ourselves then....?!?

nice one...