Can you check this out.

[DooGie]

A site which I use a lot as an anti cheat rsource for my gaming server was recently brought down by a massive DDOS attack.
They put up a temporary webpage to give info on the current status. The site was restored early in September but on my home PC I still can only get the temporary webpage. On my PC at work I can get the webpage as it should be.
I've cleared out all temp internet files and flushed the DNS on my home PC but still I can't get on the site.

On my home PC all I get is the page shown on the image below.

http://www.doogies.adsl24.co.uk/images/pbbans.png


Can you please try to connect to http://www.pbbans.com and see if you get the same as me or the full website.

If any of you get the live site have you any idea what I can do to solve the problem.

James Please feel free to move this thread to another section. I only posted it here as I'm on LLU and felt it could be an ISP DNS flushing glitch.

[tinyclanger]

Hi Doogie.

Full site for me :)

[davidco]

Fine here
What browser do you use?

[DooGie]

Thanks for the replies.

I normally use Firefox but I still get the same result with IE8.

Any ideas what could be causing this?

[deezel]

Ok here too, IE8 with Win 7

[Polo]

Might be worth running something like CCleaner.

[DooGie]

I've run CCleaner as well as flushing the DNS and manually deleting any temp internet files that I found left over.

This is frustrating the hell out of me as nothing I do allows me to connect correctly to that site. All i ever get is the page i posted the screenshot of :o

[Rhyn]

Hi DooGie,

1. Are you using 'No Script' In Firefox? Possibly clear the Whitelist and starting again.

2. As you have used CCleaner - you got rid of all cookies.

3. Have you tried on a Windows Forum such as Windows Annoyances (http://www.annoyances.org/). I have used them in the past when I had Windows 98 and they were excellent.

4. Have you checked your puter for any Spyware / Malware etc? The site I have used for information and assistance is DSL Reports Security Cleanup (http://www.dslreports.com/forum/cleanup). You do have to follow 'Mandatory Steps' first by using some clean up methods. ** At the bottom of the page shows how to go back to original HOSTS File.

Sorry, not really answering your problem but just trying to suggest other avenues, by the way I am getting the current page for your web site.

Good Luck - Rhyn

[DooGie]

Oliver341 tip worked but I shouldn't have to do this.

Does anyone here know what's causing this issue please?

Update

I noticed that all the images had started showing so deleted the line in the hosts file and all is now well :)

[James]

Ok, good to know!