IGX "...overflowing with foulmouthed ignorance."

Briefly seemed fixed. I was able to add two posts to my training log, and one to the new thread in the Training Forum. Then the error struck again.

What causes this?

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“War is the remedy our enemies have chosen. Other simple remedies were within their choice. You know it and they know it, but they wanted war, and I say let us give them all they want.”
― William Tecumseh Sherman

Still. Same error when I try to reply to the "gym hacks" thread.

My own training journal seems to be ok for now. Posted a couple things there this week.

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“War is the remedy our enemies have chosen. Other simple remedies were within their choice. You know it and they know it, but they wanted war, and I say let us give them all they want.”
― William Tecumseh Sherman

I think you know. Site spazzed for 3 days.

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"One's actions alone define whether one belongs to a good family or a bad family, valiant or arrogant, and disciplined or undisciplined." -Lord Rāma, Rāmāyaṇa

And even after the crash / reboot / whatever than went on the past few days, I still can't post in the "Gym Hacks" thread I started.

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“War is the remedy our enemies have chosen. Other simple remedies were within their choice. You know it and they know it, but they wanted war, and I say let us give them all they want.”
― William Tecumseh Sherman

Jim, I tried a test post and was able to post in your thread so definitely something squirrely is up.

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"One's actions alone define whether one belongs to a good family or a bad family, valiant or arrogant, and disciplined or undisciplined." -Lord Rāma, Rāmāyaṇa

Alright, so this is weird. I was able to reply to one post in that thread, and post something else in that thread. But the same post I was trying to make a bunch of times, STILL threw the permission error.

So then I rephrased that post – and it took!

http://www.irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtop ... 06#p880006

So, what the fuck?

Is there a duplicate-post detector, which will reject the same text if it sees it multiple times? Even in THIS post, if I paste in the original text that I kept trying to post before, I get that permission error when I Preview. But it takes without that text. Is it possible I have some weird kind of special control character embedded in the text file on my computer, where I saved the post I had been trying to make??

How weird. Anyway, I seem to be back in business.

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“War is the remedy our enemies have chosen. Other simple remedies were within their choice. You know it and they know it, but they wanted war, and I say let us give them all they want.”
― William Tecumseh Sherman

Had to log-in 7 times to edit a single post in my training log.

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"Believe strongly that the world is on your side if you keep true to what is best in you." - Master Carlos Gracie

You know what I like about this thread are all the detailed responses we get from Marioux.

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"One's actions alone define whether one belongs to a good family or a bad family, valiant or arrogant, and disciplined or undisciplined." -Lord Rāma, Rāmāyaṇa

I’m ok using my iPad or phone, and sometimes the home computer. I’ve given up using the work computer. Seems like a network/ cookie thing?

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Don’t believe everything you think.

I have firefox, google chrome and explorer on my work computers - sometimes one of them won't work. Definitely easiest to type on a computer with my long-winded training log....but my phone is a good option. Thanks for the suggestion Nafod :)

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"Believe strongly that the world is on your side if you keep true to what is best in you." - Master Carlos Gracie

Yet again, for about 36 hours.

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"One's actions alone define whether one belongs to a good family or a bad family, valiant or arrogant, and disciplined or undisciplined." -Lord Rāma, Rāmāyaṇa

Won't let me post on my Training Log.

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The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.

W.B. Yeats