SUNDAY NIGHT CHAT IS ON!

[GourmetStyleWellness]

CMON IN .... WE'RE CHATTING LIKE WILDABEASTS.

http://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/onlinechat/chat.htm

gourmetstylewellness.com

 

[flux]

Is it down? The java chat isnt loading and chat.gourmetstylewellness.com isnt responding in mIRC.

 

[Administrator]

We had about 7 people in there so it was working for most at the time. I'll take a look into it. chat.gourmetstylewellness.com is no more ... just the java for now.

Try it now and let me know if you're still having the same problem. Also what browser and version?

Admin

 

[morphuesX]

are you planning to upload the chat transcript?? it would be nice if you can archive all the chats..would be very helpful for those who cant participate due to the difference in the time zones

 

[GourmetStyleWellness]

We'll get them up eventually

Flux are you able to even log in right now?

 

[flux]

No.

I'm still getting an empty box with a red X in the corner where the chat applet is supposed to be.

I'm using IE 6 on a pretty fresh install of what I believe is the most recent release of Windows XP. I cant imagine it doesnt come with Java installed, but either way, I would think it would show more then just that red X. Maybe its being blocked by some new security feature?

I'm running windows auto-updater now. I'll edit this messag ewhen its done.

 

[GourmetStyleWellness]

Are you at work or behind some sort of firewall?

gourmetstylewellness.com

 

[flux]

I just ran auto-update, without an effect on the chat applet.

I am behind a linksys router. While it does have a built in firewall, I have enabled the 'DMZ' option, which forwards anything sent to my real IP straight to my PC. With this I am able to run an FTP server, use file sharing (eMule), and connect to my pc via Remote Desktop, without forwarding any specific ports. I have had no network issues since I enabled it (although I have thought of turning it off and using old fasioned forwarding for better security). I suppose theoretically there still is a firewall. I have no idea how Java communicates, so perhaps it is still encountering firewall functions, but everything on the router besides DMZ is set to default.

 

[Wezz]

flux have you tried downloading java from java.com ?