[PCcruncher]

Hi, just got this error when trying to open this: http://forums.techguy.org/site-comme...-post-new.html

On Server 1, 5, & 6
it still does the same thing.

Redirect Loop

Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.

The browser has stopped trying to retrieve the requested item. The site is redirecting the request in a way that will never complete.

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[JohnWill]

Interesting, I get the same thing.

IE gets a "cannot display this page" error.

[good grief]

Me too. And it worked fine last time I looked at it. Which was yesterday...I think...

[cwwozniak]

I had the Firefox Cookies error message problem right after I tried to mark a thread that I had started in the site comments forum (http://forums.techguy.org/site-comme...-new-post.html) earlier as "Solved". After I clicked the "Mark as Solved" button at the top of the thread I got a TSG page saying something about going back to the previous page and then I got the error message. I also got the error message if I tried to open the page from my subscribed threads list page.

[Cookiegal]

Ì just wanted to note that I've brought this to TechGuy's attention and I'm sure he'll post here as soon as he can get to it.

[John Musbach]

I've experienced this infinite loop as well when trying to access the thread the OP mentions

[PCcruncher]

It is only that thread as far as I have seen so may be something is wrong with it.

Oh, and thanks CookieGal!

[TechGuy]

Very strange... I'm not sure what's up with it, but asked Dan to see if he can stop anything. I'm not sure how much trouble it's worth, though.

[PCcruncher]

Thanks!

[JohnWill]

Looks like a corrupted database, I guess that's why we were concerned.

[PCcruncher]

Really! that wouldn't be good

[JohnWill]

Well, if it's only one post, I guess Mike's opinion of the return on investment of time is probably correct. OTOH, if it happens for more, then I suspect the issue will be revisited.

[Jason]

To me, that doesn't look like a corrupted database. It seems more likely a problem with vBSEO - as that rewrites urls. Anywho, a repair on all tables would prove my theory correct.