I got it just today at school. It claimed I was X-RAY.

“is it still occuring?”

Yes. Right now. I’m not “Justen”, but the form claims I am.

yup

most def still occuring

Cool, thanks for the info Justens. I thought maybe I made it go away but I guess not.

Ask Justin what Brouser he is using? Netscape and IE seem to work.

Yeah, I am no longer about to replicate the problem. Winter, did you ever have this problem in the past?

Justen – which browser are you using?

I’m one of the original Justen’s. I was and am using FF 1.5. This time all the fields were empty.

..but now, after leaving the previous comment, I switched to IE and “Arttu” was already there waiting for me, so it has nothing to do with browser. Strange enough.

Im the real Justen.

Now that I think of it, I was using Firefox at school. I dont know what the version was.

Im using Firefox at the moment too (at home), but I aren’t experiencing any problems.

FF 1.5 Here, I’m seeing Justen.

I’m seeing Justen.

And so am I, with Firefox 1.5.0.1 (XP).

Also, the software seems to think that I’m posting too often, as it’s telling me to “slow down cowboy” after my first post of the day.

Am I commenting too much? You be the judge, Phil.

Okay, I don’t think the problem is my blog or the browsers…it’s Justen!! ;-_

Who is “Mara”?

I read some comments from work (windows and ie) and it and it seemed that if I wanted to comment, the nickname of the perious commenter would have been credited for it. No such problem witrh linux though.

blah blah, parse that one together willya.

How about everybody checks it’s OK before submitting? Too much work?

I’m correctly labelled now but was Drakon 15 seconds ago on another thread. He wasn’t the last commenter on the thread. Can’t figure the logic of the bug.

From what I was able to analyze using Fiddler (http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/) this isn’t a browser related problem since it is either Phil’s server or a man-in-the-middle causing this problem. Probably the guilty one is the ISP who has set some caching proxy on the upstream traffic to Phil’s server. (Is your ISP Elisa, Phil? )

Phil, try to enable (or set) Cache-Control to “private” at first (it isn’t set to anything right now) and see if it helps. If not, set Cache-Control to “public, no-cache” and we’ll see if someone of the tweaks actually work.

Here’s how to set the cache control value:
http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2002/02/28/cachefriendly.html?page=2

And, now I’m mister anonymous, although i’m on a whole another computer…

Ahhhhhhhh!! Maybe it’s my cache plug-in! I’ve disabled it, try it now!

Comments problem is now fixed!

(Or, at least, judging by my tests… )

Yay, I’m automatically me! I got tired of pimping my new ability to be Freeridin’ Franklin automagically.