Is it just my computer?

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benjamin

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I have been having persistent problems with caudata.org today with about 80% of my attempts to reach the site or various parts of it have ended up in me getting a message like this:

Not Found
The requested URL /forum was not found on this server.


Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
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Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.caudata.org Port 80

Or it tells me I have the wrong pluggins, or that the database is not working. Is this just a problem with my computer, or are others having trouble as well? If it is a problem with my computer, how can I fix it?
 
Just on a side note this is the first time i have got in.. I've had a virus come up EVERY time i logged into caudata.
 
moi aussi! the virus warning was something it didnt tell me what it was but the main site on campus said it was blocking activex, i talked to the IT guys on campus and they told me i shouldnt be getting that message.....
 
It was definately universal. I was getting the same problems, both with Firefox and IE. But all looks sane again.
 
I agree with all... have had the same problems in my computer
 
My systems at home and at work both identified the same virus yesterday and blocked it.

RUSS
 
Yep I got 2 virus warning, so I stayed away from the site on Wed. The site has had this problem before, but never the virus threat before.
 
Yeah, the message I got said the site was trying to install "ActiveX" software on my computer.
 
I tried two browsers yesterday in two seperate locations. On safari it actually downloaded a file, but my computer didn't know how to deal with it.
 
same thing happened to me and ig ot a lot of virus warning thing and it was blocking activex.lol.
 
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