[geeklog-users] Puzzling problem

[Walter Shudde]

Vinny,

Thanks for taking a look-see, but I don't think that is the problem. I think
the problem is specific to my site as I don't seem to have this problem when
looking at other GL sites.  Also, I can reproduce the problem on my site
when viewing it on other computers.

Any other thoughts?

Regards,
-ws

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Vincent Furia" <vmf at abtech.org>
To: <geeklog-users at lists.geeklog.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 1:52 PM
Subject: Re: [geeklog-users] Puzzling problem



> I messed around on your site for a while and wasn't able to reproduce

> the problem.  It looks to me like you're having Color-Map/Color-Table

> problems (which is related to how your OS and video card handle color

> allocations to programs).

>

> See if you can reproduce this problem on other Geeklog sites and other

> web sites with your configuration.  It doesn't seem that this is

> something users of your website will see.

>

> -Vinny

>

> Walter Shudde wrote:

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am a new GL user with a puzzling problem. I posted in the GL forum,

> > but didn't get a response :(  so I thought I'd try here.

> >

> > Here is the problem:  Pages on my site ( www.x-factornet.com

> > <http://www.x-factornet.com>) frequently do not appear to refresh

> > properly.  Pages display in funny colors with what appear to be code

> > snippets in place of pictures or text. This sometimes happens when

> > initially navigating to the site, but most frequently occurs when moving

> > from one section of the site to another. Hitting the refresh button on

> > my browser usually causes the page to refresh properly, though sometimes

> > it is necessary to hit refresh several times before the page displays

> > correctly.

> > This problem doesn't seem to be browser specific, as this behavior

> > occurs when using IE_6 or Mozilla/Firebird.

> >

> > My site is running on a hosted server that runs Red Hat Linux. I can

> > provide other specifics if needed.  Screen captures of the problem are

> > here (150K):

> >

> > www.x-factornet.com/geekscreen1.jpg

> > <http://www.x-factornet.com/geekscreen1.jpg>

> > and

> > www.x-factornet.com/geekscreen2.jpg

> > <http://www.x-factornet.com/geekscreen2.jpg>

> >

> > Thanks for any enlightenment,

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Walter Shudde

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