"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> __/ [ Eric Johnston ] on Friday 10 March 2006 13:13 \__
>
>>
>> "Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:duroho$r7m$3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> __/ [ Eric Johnston ] on Friday 10 March 2006 11:34 \__
>>>
>>>> Since about 10am yesterday 9 May 2006
>>>>
>>>> All my web pages with Urchin tracker were very slow to load. I fixed
>>>> that
>>>> gradually over several hours by removing the tracker code from affected
>>>> pages. I now understand that I could have simply moved the tracker
>>>> code
>>>> to
>>>> the bottom of the pages rather than having it in the head. It seems
>>>> that
>>>> Google changed their advice about where to put the Urchin code and I
>>>> had
>>>> missed the update.
>>>
>>>
>>> Remember that Urchin stats will be incomplete. Not everyone permits
>>> scripts
>>> to run (i.e. spy).
>>>
>>>
>>>> I've also notices that the PR display is now greyed out. I've tried
>>>> IE,
>>>> Firefox and reloading the toolbars, but PR still all grey - for all web
>>>> sites I visit. Any ideas ?
>>>>
>>>> Best regards, Eric.
>>>
>>>
>>> It sounds as though your IP may have been led to (temporary) banishment.
>>> Have
>>> you tried changing addresses? Have you been running any tools that do
>>> analysis based on data from Google?
>>>
>>> Best wishes,
>>>
>>> Roy
>>>
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>>
>> My IP address does not seem to be the problem as another computer on the
>> local LAN shows PR green as usual.
>
>
> If IP addresses on the LAN are static (as opposed to dynamically allocated
> regardless of MAC addresses), that would suggest the very opposite. Google
> could reject traffic to/from one particular IP address rather than an
> entire
> subnet (e.g. a D-block).
>
>
>> I now suspect 'anti-spy' problem.
>> Perhaps a Norton Security upgrade or Microsoft Antispyware upgrade has
>> blocked both PR and Urchin - unresolved despite temporary disabling ?.
>
>
> Does your firewall software have any logs, debugging tools or any other
> facility which will discover what is happening underneath? Something is
> being blocked, either by Google or by your software (including operating
> system settings).
>
>
>> Best regards, Eric.
>
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Roy
>
> --
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All is well again.
Probable cause: Running Norton Live Update: Scan for updates followed by
download of 3 files
Probable cure: Running Norton Live Update: Scan for updates - no further
action.
PR is now showing normally for all sites, also Urchin tracked pages as fast
to load as usual.
Best regards, Eric.
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