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Server Down Only In Certain Parts of Country?

         

textex

9:14 pm on Jan 27, 2010 (gmt 0)

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My sites work fine for me. My programmer can only load half the images (only half of an image) on my sites. I get emails once in a while from consumers about the site not working. My host claims it must be the ISP. How can I check to see if my sites are 100% functional in all parts of the US?

jdMorgan

12:42 am on Jan 28, 2010 (gmt 0)

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You'd need to locate proxies in the areas where you're having problems and 'pipe' your requests through them.

Are your images served statically --direct from files-- or do you use a script to serve them?

Be sure to completely flush (delete) your browser cache when you are testing on your own "working" computer -- You may be seeing 'good' images because your browser has already cached them...

Jim

textex

11:31 am on Jan 28, 2010 (gmt 0)

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You'd need to locate proxies in the areas where you're having problems and 'pipe' your requests through them.

How do I do that?

Are your images served statically --direct from files-- or do you use a script to serve them?

My images are served statically.

Be sure to completely flush (delete) your browser cache when you are testing on your own "working" computer -- You may be seeing 'good' images because your browser has already cached them...

Did this...sites still look fine for me.

jdMorgan

2:20 pm on Jan 28, 2010 (gmt 0)

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I've never had to research proxy locations, but I'd suggest using a search engine.

If the images are served statically, then it's not a script failure. It's more likely a network or client ISP failure causing connections to get dropped. But since I don't know your location, your programmer's location, or your users' locations, and don't have intimate knowledge of your your traffic levels or patterns, it's impossible (for me) to unequivocally rule out a server problem -- as unlikely as it may appear to be from just what's posted here.

Jim