There's no whitelisting of IPs. My best guess is that at least one route (it seems anyone going through Level3) to our website gets a timed out message. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with location as we have people in the same town using different ISPs getting different results.
Whoever I have at the end of the support ticket I'm using doesn't seem to think it's possible that this is happening but I'm still trying.
question about Plogue and Bidule
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Re: question about Plogue and Bidule
If you're dealing with Level3, I've been there. Would a couple of other traceroute results from addresses that can contact plogue.com help the argument?seb@plogue wrote:Whoever I have at the end of the support ticket I'm using doesn't seem to think it's possible that this is happening but I'm still trying.
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Re: question about Plogue and Bidule
I'm not dealing with Level3 (yet!) as our webhosting provider is listing it as one of its network connections, I'm (probably naively) hoping it might be easier to go through them first.If you're dealing with Level3, I've been there. Would a couple of other traceroute results from addresses that can contact plogue.com help the argument?
Unless you are in a situation where the same device at the same location times out or not depending on which network it connects to, I'm not sure it would help (or if it's connecting through Level3 but use a slightly different route).
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Re: question about Plogue and Bidule
Alternatively, anyone with issues could you try if using http://www.plogue.ca or http://www.plogue.info does any better?
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Re: question about Plogue and Bidule
Same. These immediately redirect to plogue.com which never connects.
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Re: question about Plogue and Bidule
Hey! Working now. Yay!
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