Markus Jung

I implemented the chatbox on all pages and had some issues with the traffic control tool:

Yes, I used it on the cloud.

Thank you for your prompt response. Nothing I know of. I do use Chatbox+ 2.8.3. But that should use the server IP, shouldn't it? Other users posted in the community during the time I couldn't (the issue has resolved now). There is only one entry for today (around the time the errors occurred), before that, the last was some days ago:

Happens again today. In between, I can post something. Then I am blocked again.

Same here, and it is often the first page a (new) visitor sees. If I was greeted with such a page somewhere else, I would leave immediately. And I haven't seen something similar on any other website. There is no hint that the user is on the website he intended to visit, just the warning/captcha as first impression.

Currently, it seems that the issue is resolved. I was able to post. I'll give an update if I am blocked again.

Hi, I can't post forum posts or start new threads. This is the error I get: 403 ERROR The request could not be satisfied. Request blocked. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error. Try again later, or contact the app or website owner. If you provide content to customers through CloudFront, you can find steps to troubleshoot and help prevent this error by reviewing the CloudFront documentation. Generated by cloudfront (CloudFront) Request ID: TijgvIqq03CjdMarFuP2dlPXVLTO3ZB2MCiHG8au22hhlwlHCCGp5g==

I use and can recommend: https://ipsappzone.com/file/1-chatbox/

@BandiRoot did: https://talk.communityhive.com/topic/57-i-can-not-enable-community-hive-from-my-admin-panel-invision-community/ But no response so far.

No more issues right now. Thanks.

Thank you. My domain hosting provider recommends using DNSSEC to secure the domain name.

Could you please look into this? Thanks.

Do you support DNSSEC for your nameservers and if so, could you please provide me with the keys for my domain hosting? Thanks, Markus

I don't have this behavior on any other website. Today I visited my community first time after the night (computer booted and new browser session), typing in the URL (autocomplete) – and got a version of the page that shows me, that the last entry was 14 hours ago. If I were an average user, I would think “okay, nothing new” and go away. Aren't cache headers (https://www.keycdn.com/blog/http-cache-headers) used to prevent this? At least for logged-in users? If I go to, e.g., LinkedIn, I always get an updated view. Also on news sites, even if I am not logged in.

Thank you for your responses. I do have links to new (/discover/) and unread content in my main navigation and at the top of my home page. Still, many user (and also myself) are used to going to a news site or blog and seeing, at first glance, what's new. It also happens to me, on my desktop computer with Wi-Fi connection and no data saving options activated. Shouldn't the system trigger the browser to load a new version of the page if there are any updates? I don't have this issues on other news sites or blogs I visit regularly. It sometimes even happens if I start on the homepage, then go to another page of my site and then turn back to the homepage. Only if I then click F5, I get a refreshed version of the homepage.