Weird Text Appearing

[GAZZA]

Anyone else seeing this text messages at all at the very top of this site ?

Content-type: text/html Page-Completion-Status: Normal Page-Completion-Status: Normal Page-Completion-Status: Normal Set-Cookie: FUSETALKLASTDATE=05%2F29%2F2002+22%3A45%3A37; expires=Sun, 27-Sep-2037 00:00:00 GMT; path=/; domain=.anandtech.com; Set-Cookie: FUSETALKLATESTPOSTS1=05%2F29%2F2002+22%3A37%3A03; expires=Sun, 27-Sep-2037 00:00:00 GMT; path=/; domain=.anandtech.com;

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Content-type: text/html Page-Completion-Status: Normal Page-Completion-Status: Normal Page-Completion-Status: Normal



I just did a fresh install of Win2k SP2 , kinda looks like I need to update my browser !

 

[pac1085]

I have a similar problem with the forums. Every once and a while whenever I'm browsing the forums, instead of the page thats supposed to show up, the source code shows up? Anyone have any clue why this is happening? Happens on Mozilla 1.0 RC2/RC3 and in IE 6

 

[Jason Clark]

Thats a response from the webserver not the forums, wierd stuff. Could be your browser isn't accepting HTTP 1.1 compliant headers as we use compression here. You can check that in your browser settings.

 

[Fandu]

I've had that as well with Mozilla. Seems to happen when the connection to the webserver is closed during the first few seconds of HTTP headers and external CSS file transfers. It's easy to reproduce, click on a link and the page clears, but because of the bandwidth cap, you are receiving the data extremely slow. During this 'lag' hit the stop button in Mozilla and it will display the headers and stylesheets.

 

[Jason Clark]

Yep, nothing, besides lifting the cap (nope) we can do Content is streamed so cutting it in the middle of a stream can do strange stuff.

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: Zuni
Yep, nothing, besides lifting the cap (nope) we can do Content is streamed so cutting it in the middle of a stream can do strange stuff.

Do you have the ram to buffer it before sending it?

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: CTho9305

Originally posted by: Zuni
Yep, nothing, besides lifting the cap (nope) we can do Content is streamed so cutting it in the middle of a stream can do strange stuff.

Do you have the ram to buffer it before sending it?

That isn't the problem. Zuni has said it before, and I'll say it again, to save him some time - the [lack of] bandwidth makes the forums slow, not the servers. Buffering stuff in RAM is not going to help (and iirc they do buffer some things in RAM already; go read the latest "behind the scenes" articles on AnandTech).