Re: Network Weirdness

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Subject: Re: Network Weirdness
From: Andy Green <andy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 04 Jun 2005 19:18:45 +0100
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David G. Mackay wrote:

|>>Ironically, one of the sites that I can't access is bugzilla.redhat.com
|>>(although fedora.redhat.com is fine).

The bugzilla redirects to https... fedora.redhat.com does not.... is
that possibly a common feature of failing websites?

- -Andy


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References:
- Network Weirdness
  - From: David G. Mackay
- Re: Network Weirdness
  - From: Paul Howarth
- Re: Network Weirdness
  - From: David G. Mackay