NSC constantly 'Not Responding'

[Fur Cough]

Well as they annoy the hell out of me and sometimes there have bugs in them. So i block them all not just this site every site i go on.

Bozza will be pleased.

 

[Gus is god]

Bozza will be pleased.

Im sure he will.

seagulls

 

[Bozza]

Im sure he will.

seagulls

Thanks for your support.

 

[Gus is god]

Thanks for your support.

Nothing against the site bozza i have actually offered to donate when the Google issue came about, would still do now. Just don't trust the adds.

Be interesting to see a truthful response on here of those who run an add blocker.

seagulls

 

[Bozza]

Nothing against the site bozza i have actually offered to donate when the Google issue came about, would still do now. Just don't trust the adds.

Be interesting to see a truthful response on here of those who run an add blocker.

seagulls

If/when I get round to running the code that blocks the site to those who use ad blockers, we'll soon find out. NSC can be white-listed easily.

We only run ads from Google - it's about as trustworthy as it gets.

Back to business - I've just re-started our Memcache server - I'll be interested to hear if anyone is still seeing Memcache issues...

 

[Gus is god]

If/when I get round to running the code that blocks the site to those who use ad blockers, we'll soon find out. NSC can be white-listed easily.

We only run ads from Google - it's about as trustworthy as it gets.

Back to business - I've just re-started our Memcache server - I'll be interested to hear if anyone is still seeing Memcache issues...

Cool that's fine.

seagulls

 

[Ernest]

If/when I get round to running the code that blocks the site to those who use ad blockers, we'll soon find out. NSC can be white-listed easily.

We only run ads from Google - it's about as trustworthy as it gets.

Back to business - I've just re-started our Memcache server - I'll be interested to hear if anyone is still seeing Memcache issues...

Still getting the memcache thing on Firefox

 

[Lush]

Still getting the memcache on Google Chrome

Edit: Restarted computer and now working fine

 

[smudge]

Good news, back up & running here. I don't know what browser is used as I'm not much of a techie, but I'm on a network; we get our internet via satellite here on a ship so obviously it's very slow.

 

[sam86]

Working again in Firefox for me.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Seems OK so far using Firefox for me today also

 

[Acker79]

I got the memcache thing on firefox at home just now. Had to restart firefox to get on nsc.

 

[pigbite]

still got memcache problem on Safari on Mac. Firefox on PC fine.

 

[Bozza]

still got memcache problem on Safari on Mac. Firefox on PC fine.

I just don't understand the intermittent nature of what is being reported.

You Safari/Mac - issues.
Lush - Chrome/Mac - issues.
Me - Safari and Chrome on Mac - not a single issue.

I'll take a further look tonight.

 

[skipper734]

Memcache on Chrome startup this morning. Restarted and is fine at the moment. This is the first time this has happened to me, last night it went back to being very slow to post at times on the away game thread.
Apart from that and the lack of underdressed women no problems.

 

[Lush]

No issues here now. I suggest if anyone has still problems AFTER restarting their pooters that they post them below.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I just don't understand the intermittent nature of what is being reported.

You Safari/Mac - issues.
Lush - Chrome/Mac - issues.
Me - Safari and Chrome on Mac - not a single issue.

I'll take a further look tonight.

Bozza - is it maybe a wider vBulletin problem? Googled 'Fatal error: Memcache is not installed in [path]/includes/class_datastore.php on line 183' and seems like a few message boards have hit the same problem. (apologies if you've already done this, just offering a suggestion which may/may not be helpful)

 

[Bozza]

Bozza - is it maybe a wider vBulletin problem? Googled 'Fatal error: Memcache is not installed in [path]/includes/class_datastore.php on line 183' and seems like a few message boards have hit the same problem. (apologies if you've already done this, just offering a suggestion which may/may not be helpful)

It would be a common problem if it's not properly installed. We've had it installed for months with no issues until recently, and we've not made any changes to the way it works.

I do wonder if there was an issue, some people encountered it, the issue has now gone but their browser has the issue cached locally. A clearing of the browser cache or a machine re-boot would resolve if so.

I guess if I disable the memcache server tonight and there are still a few isolated cases being reported then it would confirm it's an issue local to a few users who probably do need to re-boot.

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

Bozza, I wonder if this is something to do with UK servers? I noticed that not one person from abroad was experiencing problems. I certainly have none of the problems and I use IE, Chrome and Firefox on different computers. Or maybe to do with the advertising as we dont get the same advertising abroad?

 

[Bob!]

I had exactly this at work today also.

Had a problem 'running scripts' as well.

I thought work had banned use of NSC!!

Mine is fine at work today for the first time this week