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Guys, if he can telnet into port 80 and do a get, that means that he isn't blocked (either by HN admins, or by his ISP). What browser are you using? Some brow
by blhack 17y ago
Guys, if he can telnet into port 80 and do a get, that means that he isn't blocked (either by HN admins, or by his ISP).
What browser are you using? Some browsers (like chrome) do weird DNS caching that can, sometimes, cause problems.
The fact that you can get it from telnet, but not from your browser, means that you should be looking at your browser.
- geuis 17y agoNo, you can still telnet. It depends on how a block is done. If it's done at the application layer, you would still get an initial connection. Open up firebug and hit the URL. Try to see what if any status errors you're getting.