kostas22 wrote:I hate to play the blame game, but I am tempted to point the finger at F1 Rejects Webmaster Jamie McGregor. Their long-time site hosts are rubbish, their servers often hit downtime, and the daysofyorr.com malicious link STILL hasn't been removed from the forums! Jamie! Finger out! Do something!
mario wrote:kostas22 wrote:I hate to play the blame game, but I am tempted to point the finger at F1 Rejects Webmaster Jamie McGregor. Their long-time site hosts are rubbish, their servers often hit downtime, and the daysofyorr.com malicious link STILL hasn't been removed from the forums! Jamie! Finger out! Do something!
I am a little concerned about that malicious link (it seems to still be partially active - I had a warning recently come up about a blocked attack), and over the past few days the forums have been sluggish, with the web pages sometimes failing to load altogether. That said, can you recommend who they might turn to to host the site instead of their current providers?
kostas22 wrote:I don't know if it's possible to create an 'archive' of posts using the phpBB Admin tools that can be exported or transferred to another phpBB board, but I would suggest something along those lines and scrapping this forum entirely. If the malicious code has become completely embedded in the forum it could be difficult to remove. I can't even find it actually, it's not in the html source for this page so I don't know where said malicious code is located.
shinji wrote:kostas22 wrote:I don't know if it's possible to create an 'archive' of posts using the phpBB Admin tools that can be exported or transferred to another phpBB board, but I would suggest something along those lines and scrapping this forum entirely. If the malicious code has become completely embedded in the forum it could be difficult to remove. I can't even find it actually, it's not in the html source for this page so I don't know where said malicious code is located.
But what would all those people in the Forum Facts thread who care about their post count do?
dr-baker wrote:Just as well I am here for the banter and not the post count then!
But would be a great shame to lose all the F1RWRS stuff, unless there's a way of archiving all this?
kostas22 wrote:Here's a 'tough' choice for some of you: A high post-count, or a reliable virus-free forum? Hmmm...
Nuppiz wrote:Romain Grosjean - kids of all ages watch this you know, we don't want to see you realizing your fantasies of creating STR-Lotus babies.
shinji wrote:If we were to move to a new home, I'd definitely consider renaming myself. Nothing too drastic, something like 'Tora', in honour of another late-90s easily forgotten Japanese reject.
Also, we could always just decamp over here.
Nuppiz wrote:Romain Grosjean - kids of all ages watch this you know, we don't want to see you realizing your fantasies of creating STR-Lotus babies.
shinji wrote:If we were to move to a new home, I'd definitely consider renaming myself. Nothing too drastic, something like 'Tora', in honour of another late-90s easily forgotten Japanese reject.
dr-baker wrote:shinji wrote:If we were to move to a new home, I'd definitely consider renaming myself. Nothing too drastic, something like 'Tora', in honour of another late-90s easily forgotten Japanese reject.
I probably would too. Simply so nobody would think I was a doctor any longer.
Nuppiz wrote:Romain Grosjean - kids of all ages watch this you know, we don't want to see you realizing your fantasies of creating STR-Lotus babies.
East Londoner wrote:kostas22 wrote:Here's a 'tough' choice for some of you: A high post-count, or a reliable virus-free forum? Hmmm...
But the second option would mean turning up the difficulty for Wizzie to maintain 1st place in the members post ranks, and we can't be having that!![]()
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Martin Brundle, at the 2005 San Marino GP wrote:You can sort of imagine in four or five years time talking about these guys we've got on the front two rows of the grid today, can't you? They're very much the future of Grand Prix Racing.
Wizzie wrote:He's from a family of used cars salesmen... which might as well be the mafia EurobrunMe wrote:I have no idea why I always think Tony D'Alberto is a mafia member![]()
Kimi-ICE wrote:NOOOOOO!!!!! Damm those Pirelli tires, Made of cheese
DanielPT wrote:dr-baker wrote:Just as well I am here for the banter and not the post count then!
But would be a great shame to lose all the F1RWRS stuff, unless there's a way of archiving all this?
Yep, that is true. In the middle of all the garbage we post there are some fine pieces of informative posts and threads that would worth be keeping around. Not to mention some of the discussions that went around at the time of certain events that may contain valuable details we tend to forget each passing year.
mario wrote:DanielPT wrote:dr-baker wrote:Just as well I am here for the banter and not the post count then!
But would be a great shame to lose all the F1RWRS stuff, unless there's a way of archiving all this?
Yep, that is true. In the middle of all the garbage we post there are some fine pieces of informative posts and threads that would worth be keeping around. Not to mention some of the discussions that went around at the time of certain events that may contain valuable details we tend to forget each passing year.
I agree - there have been a number of members on this forum who have unearthed some excellent bits of information over the years (I'm thinking of the photos of reject teams and drivers that Faustus has uploaded, for example, which are pretty much unique). That said, one advantage of moving would be the possibility of leaving the spam bots behind, if it was possible (yet another spam bot has registered in the past few minutes)...
Ferrim wrote:I guess we need to calm a bit, and pray for Our Dear Leaders to appear and comment something on this matter.
dr-baker wrote:I have been trying to access these forums for most of the day since the end of the GP, and have only just been able to get on here.
Wizzie wrote:He's from a family of used cars salesmen... which might as well be the mafia EurobrunMe wrote:I have no idea why I always think Tony D'Alberto is a mafia member![]()
eurobrun wrote:dr-baker wrote:I have been trying to access these forums for most of the day since the end of the GP, and have only just been able to get on here.
I was having similar problems
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:As would I - what the hell was I thinking when I picked this username?
Nuppiz wrote:Romain Grosjean - kids of all ages watch this you know, we don't want to see you realizing your fantasies of creating STR-Lotus babies.
Martin Brundle, at the 2005 San Marino GP wrote:You can sort of imagine in four or five years time talking about these guys we've got on the front two rows of the grid today, can't you? They're very much the future of Grand Prix Racing.
Wizzie wrote:I'm not sure if it's just at my end or not but the forum's been constantly crashing on me for the last 4 days. Maybe it's trying to tell me that I'm too addicted, or something like that
Nuppiz wrote:Wizzie wrote:I'm not sure if it's just at my end or not but the forum's been constantly crashing on me for the last 4 days. Maybe it's trying to tell me that I'm too addicted, or something like that
I'm having a similar problem, the forum 404s quite often.
pasta_maldonado wrote:Nuppiz wrote:Wizzie wrote:I'm not sure if it's just at my end or not but the forum's been constantly crashing on me for the last 4 days. Maybe it's trying to tell me that I'm too addicted, or something like that
I'm having a similar problem, the forum 404s quite often.
The forum has been very slow for me today as well
Nuppiz wrote:I'm having a similar problem, the forum 404s quite often.
kostas22 wrote:Well, the problem is already well known, this website is hosted on the worst webhost I have seen in my life, nothing wrong with the forum software this time around...
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