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June 24th 10, 03:55 AM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Hi,
I have just come across a problem of which I have never been able to understand or solve. Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch.com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' I have come across other sites similar, especially one called Apache. So, question is, Why cant I visit that site and what is a 403 Error? Thanks. Ed 
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June 24th 10, 04:33 AM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Eddie wrote:
Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch. com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' That error is not uncommon, especially for parked domains. The domain "globalresearch.com" and it's home-page www.globalresearch.com does not ever seem to have been used to host any content - ever. Archive.org has a parking page archived for it, but nothing since mid 2008. Google search for anything from that domain turns up ZERO hits. It seems to be registered to a Canadian entity or organization. Archive.org's first archived version of that website in October 2000 is this simple text message: --------------- Dear Valued Customer, We are currently experiencing some minor technical difficulties,This site will be up again on Saturday, June the 26th 1998 at 9:00am. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please e-mail your questions or comments to Sincerely, Julian Cardarelli President, CEO Future Walk Computer Technologies --------------- Other archive.org copies of that site are basically junk search portals up until December 2006. The December 2006 copy is another "under construction" message, but it does say this: ------------- Please see http://www.gsgpartners.com ------------- A Feb 2007 copy is another proto-page, but it does say this: ------------ Private Investigations; Debt Collections; Corporate Intelligence; Surveillance; Offshore Issues Experience; 1-888-291-3660 ------------ At some point in 2007 the message changed to: -------------- see gsgpartners.com or call:1-888-291-3660 -------------- And it remained that way up until the last archived copy - July 2008.
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June 24th 10, 04:33 AM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Eddie wrote:
Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch. com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' That error is not uncommon, especially for parked domains. The domain "globalresearch.com" and it's home-page www.globalresearch.com does not ever seem to have been used to host any content - ever. Archive.org has a parking page archived for it, but nothing since mid 2008. Google search for anything from that domain turns up ZERO hits. It seems to be registered to a Canadian entity or organization. Archive.org's first archived version of that website in October 2000 is this simple text message: --------------- Dear Valued Customer, We are currently experiencing some minor technical difficulties,This site will be up again on Saturday, June the 26th 1998 at 9:00am. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please e-mail your questions or comments to Sincerely, Julian Cardarelli President, CEO Future Walk Computer Technologies --------------- Other archive.org copies of that site are basically junk search portals up until December 2006. The December 2006 copy is another "under construction" message, but it does say this: ------------- Please see http://www.gsgpartners.com ------------- A Feb 2007 copy is another proto-page, but it does say this: ------------ Private Investigations; Debt Collections; Corporate Intelligence; Surveillance; Offshore Issues Experience; 1-888-291-3660 ------------ At some point in 2007 the message changed to: -------------- see gsgpartners.com or call:1-888-291-3660 -------------- And it remained that way up until the last archived copy - July 2008.
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#4
June 26th 10, 10:25 PM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Mr. Eddie
A 403 Forbidden is (POST method not allowed) And you did visit that site! For the site Webmaster can help you out not us! "Eddie" wrote in message u... Hi, I have just come across a problem of which I have never been able to understand or solve. Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch.com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' I have come across other sites similar, especially one called Apache. So, question is, Why cant I visit that site and what is a 403 Error? Thanks. Ed
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June 26th 10, 10:25 PM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Mr. Eddie A 403 Forbidden is (POST method not allowed) And you did visit that site! For the site Webmaster can help you out not us! "Eddie" wrote in message u... Hi, I have just come across a problem of which I have never been able to understand or solve. Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch.com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' I have come across other sites similar, especially one called Apache. So, question is, Why cant I visit that site and what is a 403 Error? Thanks. Ed
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#6
June 26th 10, 11:02 PM
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Go whit Yahoo Cached
http://74.6.146.127/search/cache?ei=....UEeEGbmZ_Mw-- http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=home a Working Link 98 Guy http://www.polygraphx.com/ the Webmaster home page! "98 Guy" wrote in message ... Eddie wrote: Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch. com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' That error is not uncommon, especially for parked domains. The domain "globalresearch.com" and it's home-page www.globalresearch.com does not ever seem to have been used to host any content - ever. Archive.org has a parking page archived for it, but nothing since mid 2008. Google search for anything from that domain turns up ZERO hits. It seems to be registered to a Canadian entity or organization. Archive.org's first archived version of that website in October 2000 is this simple text message: --------------- Dear Valued Customer, We are currently experiencing some minor technical difficulties,This site will be up again on Saturday, June the 26th 1998 at 9:00am. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please e-mail your questions or comments to Sincerely, Julian Cardarelli President, CEO Future Walk Computer Technologies --------------- Other archive.org copies of that site are basically junk search portals up until December 2006. The December 2006 copy is another "under construction" message, but it does say this: ------------- Please see http://www.gsgpartners.com ------------- A Feb 2007 copy is another proto-page, but it does say this: ------------ Private Investigations; Debt Collections; Corporate Intelligence; Surveillance; Offshore Issues Experience; 1-888-291-3660 ------------ At some point in 2007 the message changed to: -------------- see gsgpartners.com or call:1-888-291-3660 -------------- And it remained that way up until the last archived copy - July 2008.
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June 26th 10, 11:02 PM
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O.T 403 error Forbidden
Go whit Yahoo Cached
http://74.6.146.127/search/cache?ei=....UEeEGbmZ_Mw-- http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=home a Working Link 98 Guy http://www.polygraphx.com/ the Webmaster home page! "98 Guy" wrote in message ... Eddie wrote: Was at WikiLeaks in last few days (good readin') and I noticed someone gave an address to go to for more info (www.globalresearch. com), but when I got there, it just said 'FORBIDDEN, you dont have access to this server' & 'Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.' That error is not uncommon, especially for parked domains. The domain "globalresearch.com" and it's home-page www.globalresearch.com does not ever seem to have been used to host any content - ever. Archive.org has a parking page archived for it, but nothing since mid 2008. Google search for anything from that domain turns up ZERO hits. It seems to be registered to a Canadian entity or organization. Archive.org's first archived version of that website in October 2000 is this simple text message: --------------- Dear Valued Customer, We are currently experiencing some minor technical difficulties,This site will be up again on Saturday, June the 26th 1998 at 9:00am. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please e-mail your questions or comments to Sincerely, Julian Cardarelli President, CEO Future Walk Computer Technologies --------------- Other archive.org copies of that site are basically junk search portals up until December 2006. The December 2006 copy is another "under construction" message, but it does say this: ------------- Please see http://www.gsgpartners.com ------------- A Feb 2007 copy is another proto-page, but it does say this: ------------ Private Investigations; Debt Collections; Corporate Intelligence; Surveillance; Offshore Issues Experience; 1-888-291-3660 ------------ At some point in 2007 the message changed to: -------------- see gsgpartners.com or call:1-888-291-3660 -------------- And it remained that way up until the last archived copy - July 2008.
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