Ifish home page doctype error

Jennie@ifish · 07-24-2006, 05:20 AM

I woke to a coding nightmare this morning and I'm pulling my hair out.

Can someone please clear their cache (if you've recently been to the home page, www.ifish.net) and check it out to see if it loads fine for you?

Thank you!

I have to figure out what doctype this is, since it's mixed css and XHTML.

Thanks much!

Jen

Spoiled Daddy · 07-24-2006, 05:29 AM

Good morning Jennie,

It loaded slower than usual, but the content was OK.

the Spoiled Daddy

StickFish · 07-24-2006, 05:30 AM

Cleared my cache and tried the main page - no errors for me - using Firefox 1.5.0.4

Hope that helps

Kentucky Hog Hunter · 07-24-2006, 05:36 AM

Jennie, was just wondering what kind of processor(S) you are using in your server(S).....

I am an operations manager at Intel and we are working on a lot of new exciting products that have just been introduced in the server, desk top & mobile platforms......

Was just wondering what your take on this was..... Are you an AMD or Intel person ??????

Hope all is well.....

JustCallMeDave · 07-24-2006, 05:47 AM

It's a water wheel. That's why the site is slow during low water.

Jennie@ifish · 07-24-2006, 06:46 AM

LOL... Don't ask me such personal questions, KHH!
I think it's Intel.. yep, it is.
And we run on Linux.

I don't do all of that stuff, though. I just play Jennie on the internet. :smile:

Does this help?

The server is a generic server (ie not Dell, Compaq, etc) but uses named brand components.

Black, 1U rack mount Supermicro chassis Black 3.5" Floopy, IDE CD-Rom
Supermicro 5031g-6 motherboard
Intel P4 2.4 ghz, 533 FSB, 512k Cache.
512 megs PC2700 333mhz Memory
(2) 36gig 10,000rpm SCSI hard drives (mirrored in case one fails) Adaptec RAID controller which handles mirroring the hard drives (2) Intel network adapters

We also have three NEW servers, and I have no idea what is in those. They were donated by Classmates.com. (Their old machines.)

Jennie@ifish · 07-24-2006, 06:47 AM

Oh, and please let me know if you get the page. The page will always load slower once you've cleared your cache as it doesn't have them stored, anymore.

Should load fine the next time. :smile:

Kentucky Hog Hunter · 07-24-2006, 07:17 AM

Come on now..... Don't sell yourself short.....

Personally, I know about enough to be dangerous..... It is exciting to have a role in building and testing the technology even though I have no clue on IT assembly and archetecture and all that other geeky stuff.....

Heck, I am just a redneck hillbilly who thought megabytes was a doggie treat or something