Huge CABLE ISP problems causing issues worldwide!
 

Yup,

It may be an attempt from AOL TIME WARNER to block porn
from their upper ranks.

We have been having alot of server/ tech issues and
today it was confirmed by some upstream techs that
the cause is affecting many customers using AOL TIME WARNER
Cable Hi Speed including ROADRUNNER and a few others.

You may not even know their is an issue though
your customers may not gain access or be denied entry
to your sites.


Visit our site http://wantboobs.com if you get RED X'S then
that means your ISP is blocking / filtering.

I don't have alot of details at this moment, my Host
XXXWEBHOSTING.com is aware of this problem and
is working on it.

I hope its just a system wide router issue, this problem
has been 7 days now.

I cant imagine aol would try to block porn

site loads fine from here in canada

nope --no red X's. just boobie pics ...

... and consoles ...

It will load fine for many of you, including myself.

When I was in Vegas last weekend, I could not
access my site from my hotel.

One of my guys on Cable with ROADRUNNER ISP
cannot access from his home but can access it
from his DSL at this house.


Doesn't seem to affect DSL, only CABLE USERS.

boobies everywhere :Graucho

I'm on Roadrunner & it comes up fine for me

Very nice.. perhaps this could be ending soon!

boobies down here in mia.

By blocking porn without the users permission, they would be violating the persons constitutional rights.



Another words, unless the person has agreed to block out porn, they cannot filter it out.


:thumbsup

spam:321GFY

Creative spam:)

Yeah moron!

Ok, try this link and see what happends.


http://wantboobs.com

If you would've posted this yesterday you could have made a combined april fools joke and spam.

I'm not the monkey that will get his asshole owned by lens when he bans you:321GFY

Yeah, that would have been more funny..lol

This is possibly serious shit.

If your having upstream ISP issues, you won't be able
to access alot of things.

One of my webmasters in Las Vegas cannot even log
in to his stats and another sponsors stats.

He uses Cable Hi Speed.



Try entering my main URL http://wantboobs.com
make sure there is no " / " at the end of the url, you may
be suprised in what you get.

Your a moron, go back to your hole you troll!

It's not spam, go back to AOL school.

it looks fine to me?

Yeah, it works fine for me as well. But, we are getting
about 5-10 members a day who are stating that
they cannot access our site.

Our techs spent days looking at this cause, we finally
found out today.

Dude, The problem is at XXX Webhosting. Look here:


Test 1:

$ telnet wantboobs.com 80
Trying 216.131.81.198...
Connected to exchng-198.ds160.reliablehosting.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
HEAD /images5/wb1-6.jpg HTTP/1.1
Host: wantboobs.com
Referer: http://wantboobs.com

Connection closed by foreign host.


Test 2:
$ telnet wantboobs.com 80
Trying 216.131.81.198...
Connected to exchng-198.ds160.reliablehosting.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
HEAD /images5/wb1-6.jpg HTTP/1.1
Host: wantboobs.com
Referer: http://wantboobs.com/

HTTP/1.1 200 OK


It only works when there's a trailing slash in the Referer. Take a look in your htaccess or if you use another type of hotlink protection.

I believe what you mean't to type was you're a moron...

Stop using AOL fuckshit and go back to school yourself.:321GFY

I see boobs from Mexico.

This is part of the problem, we don't have HTACCESS with
this domain or any hotlinking protection.

I know for a fact AOL is filtering websites.

Great i'll setup my ftp program to constant download and zap your bandwidth:Graucho

Are you sure XXX Webhosting doesn't have something installed default on the webserver?



Referer: http://www.wantboobs.com/
HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Referer: http://www.wantboobs.com
Connection closed by foreign host.

Referer: https://gfy.com/
HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Referer: https://gfy.com
Connection closed by foreign host.

No referer
HTTP/1.1 200 OK


The common thing between all those is that it works when there's a trailing slash, even though it's from different domains. Looks like a fucked up htaccess to me.

And no, I'm not behind AOL :)

http://216.131.81.198 - broken pics
http://216.131.81.198/ - no broken pics


IE usually adds a / at the end. If it does that, just delete it and hit enter then refresh.