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post #1
26 February 2006, 20:44 UTC#1
As far as I know, the reason HGF has been fucking up lately with that 'max users' connection error is due to members using Firefox configured to allowed multiple connections.

Now I've never used Firefox, but Tomm thinks that "if everyone reset their connection limit to 1 we wouldnt have a problem".

Can all Firefox users please do this for the time being?
post #2
26 February 2006, 20:45 UTC#2
Im not 100% that this is the issue, but I remember gaz telling me this a while back

please do this asap, thanks guys
post #3
26 February 2006, 20:45 UTC#3
I will
post #4
26 February 2006, 20:45 UTC#4
Could someone please explain how to do this?
post #5
26 February 2006, 20:47 UTC#5
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Feb 26 2006, 08:45 PM) [snapback]293083[/snapback]

Could someone please explain how to do this?


Have you ever editted the settings to firefox to improve its speed and such? If not dont worry
post #6
26 February 2006, 20:49 UTC#6
Didnt know you could mess with the setting to change connection speed but I dont use firefox anyways cuz it makes things like myspace appear differently then IE (as does aol) so yeah FUCK FIREFOX! as long as you know hwo to protect your computer then you will be fine
post #7
26 February 2006, 20:51 UTC#7
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Steve' date='Feb 26 2006, 08:49 PM' post='293088']
Didnt know you could mess with the setting to change connection speed but I dont use firefox anyways cuz it makes things like myspace appear differently then IE (as does aol) so yeah FUCK FIREFOX! as long as you know hwo to protect your computer then you will be fine


IE is shit dude. I would seriously suggest FF
post #8
26 February 2006, 20:53 UTC#8
Noooo I ahve firefox as well and for me its shit...All you need is a pop up blocker and Norton (yeah I know nortons shit well it works great for me) its all the same just like I said you gotta know how to protect yourself :wink:
post #9
26 February 2006, 21:09 UTC#9
QUOTE(Tomm @ Feb 26 2006, 08:51 PM) [snapback]293094[/snapback]

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Steve' date='Feb 26 2006, 08:49 PM' post='293088']
Didnt know you could mess with the setting to change connection speed but I dont use firefox anyways cuz it makes things like myspace appear differently then IE (as does aol) so yeah FUCK FIREFOX! as long as you know hwo to protect your computer then you will be fine


IE is shit dude. I would seriously suggest FF


I use IE and I honestly have absolutelty no problem with it. I don't really understand why everyone bags on it. I dont ever get pop-ups because I have anti pop-up software. What advantages does Firefox have?

My sisters boyfriend installed FF on to our family computer and it honestly went to shit...pop-up hell on every site. That's pretty weird that I have had the exact opposite experience with FF..
post #10
26 February 2006, 21:14 UTC#10
QUOTE(WEAK @ Feb 26 2006, 05:09 PM) [snapback]293124[/snapback]

QUOTE(Tomm @ Feb 26 2006, 08:51 PM) [snapback]293094[/snapback]

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Steve' date='Feb 26 2006, 08:49 PM' post='293088']
Didnt know you could mess with the setting to change connection speed but I dont use firefox anyways cuz it makes things like myspace appear differently then IE (as does aol) so yeah FUCK FIREFOX! as long as you know hwo to protect your computer then you will be fine


IE is shit dude. I would seriously suggest FF


I use IE and I honestly have absolutelty no problem with it. I don't really understand why everyone bags on it. I dont ever get pop-ups because I have anti pop-up software. What advantages does Firefox have?

My sisters boyfriend installed FF on to our family computer and it honestly went to shit...pop-up hell on every site. That's pretty weird that I have had the exact opposite experience with FF..



Im right behind ya bro not to mention its slower I think
post #11
26 February 2006, 21:21 UTC#11
It's a lot faster than IE guys, you can't even argue that.

If the computer was pop up hell, it had nothing to do with FF, it would've happened with any browser.
post #12
26 February 2006, 21:22 UTC#12
Well then argue it I shall not....but im an IE man
post #13
26 February 2006, 21:39 UTC#13
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I upped the max user connections on the mysql server so you should not
run into this problem again.


problem solved...I guess the problem was on their end..