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My site will show this below. If you remove because term violation your rude ucoz. Why not inform first and i correct before you remove? I hadnt paid for premium yet and had the copyright and banner up there then y remove? put back on my site now cuz i have many vistator or tell me i go where else if you dont want my site on your server.
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Harina, As far as I can tell your website works just fine https://www.screencast.com/t/kTvfIz9wwP68
However, I suggest you add a warning 18+ banner to your website cause some images are, let's just say, 'on the edge' to be considered as those that violate user agreement. |
yes i am aware....and am struggling to filter adult material from site added by user because i take long to moderate. Hadnt got the right script of yet. BUT website is off 3 days now i can not access on my computer not even user can access. ITS OFF AS I TYPE THIS now...only comes a few seconds and go back off. Fix this ASAP
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Gromov, i checked her site...but looks like its on and off perhaps a problem on the server side. Well she also has a couple of naughty followers on the site and needs to find a way of handling that however, much to say she has one of the most complex sites i have ever seen written in ucoz and portrays well how extensible the system is so please as a ucoz team help her accordingly
Harina, your site was not deleted...its just a small problem that will be fixed. Use a good language! Systems developer
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Harina, I may know the issue that causes this and it's not even a server issue, the website is really fully operational.
Quote As a protection against inexpedient script usage (namely post/.get requests), uCoz has the protection system that blocks the user's IP that sends requests to the server more than 2 times per minute. Please make sure there are no scripts on your website that send automatic requests to the server more often than once per minute simply when a visitor is on the website or when he moves a mouse cursor. Only one, maximum two such requests that work immediately after a page is loaded, are allowed. The IP address blocking time is ~ 3.5 hours. Basically, you may have added something into the code of your website that launches JQuery scripts and they have lots of 'get' and 'post' requests, this is why the temporarily blocking is taking place. Or maybe you have some sort of a robot on your pc/laptop that is doing the same thing. Such requests are DDoS servers, causing IP block. |
Harina, i have been monitoring your site today and looks like today it was stable and available at least after 11am. Perhaps ucoz fixed something. Try to also follow up on what Gromov suggested.
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eSoldierdevil, site off for me 6 days now and when contact support to remove the script they say will blocking my site they reply they doesnt support customer scripting. Very unfrotunate ucoz. I copy same templates to another site and desnt blocked on this one block after spending much time plus money to developing. Whatever your policies are i dosnt care anymore let me stay far far away from ucoz because ucoz is just a nightmare. ucoz think they own all rules and policies on enternet. Even ucoz user have there own rules and policy and ucoz is violeting them every now and then because they think their own matters everywhere
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If you think i am lying to you just check the date and time on the screenshort i upload below
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Harina, I understand that the situation isn't good for you, but, let me explain:
1. Yes, uCoz support isn't the ones responsible for customers custom codes, scripts they add to their websites, etc. You do all this at your own risk. 2. The issue for you is caused because of some code that launch JQuery scripts and they have lots of 'get' and 'post' requests once you open your website, causing sort of an almost permanent 403 error. 3. As far as I can see you're trying to resolve the issue with the support team directly, which is actually the best option to proceed. |
I noticed i am form the same city as her so i contacted her and we met up at her university campus. We tested on several computers in the laboratory and they were all blocked from access as the user navigated several pages. With my 5 years experience with uCoz i tried to look for the script and couldn't find so i don't have any idea. I now advise her or anyone encountering this problem to perhaps open another site and transfer the domain plus the templates before users accumulate.
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Harina, Soldierdevil, I haven't had a look at the website itself, I'm simply going by indications here on the forums, however, as far as I can ascertain the website is still available on the internet, it hasn't been "taken down".
What's happening here is a custom script on the website is generating more requests per second than the uCoz servers allow. This results in the server blocking your IP address / gateway, showing the 403 error. I'd strongly recommend you work at identifying if there are any scripts embedded into the template (or a post by a user) which may be generating an excessive number of requests. The "Network" tab in developer tools in your web browser may assist with this. By the sounds of it, you are in contact with Technical Support and they'll be able to provide more accurate details of the problem. I hope this clarified some of what Gromov has been saying, and good luck with it. 
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