11/08/2014

Just a moment!

Today, I could not access to "any" blogspot blogs all of sudden. It is possible for me to access to the other providers' blogs. I could post through the dash board of blogspot to this blog like this. The display says the present page can't be shown. I am trying to shoot the trouble. If you should have any suggestion, would you give me an e mail to nuttycellist2006 at yahoo.co.jp? It would be much appreciated. I could not reply to any comment here. Just a moment, please.

Shin

4 comments:

  1. Since the access problem is now "solved", I will comment here.
    This was a very very interesting phenomenon in the Internet, and the story has two parts.
    The first part is Google's policy concerning the blogspot.

    https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/2402711?hl=en
    (The website address of a blog you're reading may redirect to a country-specific domain.)

    Actually, my humble website has referrers like:
    nuttycellist-unknown.blogspot.{ca,co.il,co.uk,com,com.ar,com.au,cz,fr,it,jp,ro}
    reflecting the geographical diversity of the visitors to your blog.

    The second part relate to the Domain Name System (DNS) and highly technical.
    http://www.e-ontap.com/blog/20141108.html
    This article may help you understand what was the problem, but it is in Japanese.

    One quick solution if something alike occurs in the future, is to type:
    http://[blogname].blogspot.com/ncr

    Here, ncr stands for "no country redirect".

    JH1OOD/Mike

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  2. It has been solved. It seemed Google had taken me as a spam!!

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  3. Shin can you please remove the link to 9V1VV blog - it has been taken over by an Indonesian blogger !

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    1. John,

      Okay. Give me sometime. I have just received a mail from Glen telling me that our mutual friend's wife is suffering from cancer. I am a bit upset.

      I will reply to your thoughtful comment to the other post later as well.

      You look great with your beard!

      Thanks, John.

      Shin

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