DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON | reply to WeAreAnonymous
Re: Can't access redtube.com
said by WeAreAnonymous :
Been to redtube...but I still prefer xvideos.com due to the size of the site itself
ha, this site is great, it is how I heard about redtube.com in the first place. |
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ya
@teksavvy.com
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said by yolul  :Wow...Spybot thinks redtube has some sort of malware?? Well i might as well be infected now, time to get Noscript. Just use sandboxie. |
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yolul
join:2008-04-01 | reply to coreyb
Wow...Spybot thinks redtube has some sort of malware?? Well i might as well be infected now, time to get Noscript. |
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coreyb
join:2007-10-30 | reply to DjEclipse
you can also try
www.spankwire.com
www.youporn.com |
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WeAreAnonymous
@rogers.com | reply to DjEclipse
Been to redtube...but I still prefer xvideos.com due to the size of the site itself |
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DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
2 edits | reply to Guspaz
said by Guspaz :The hosts files takes a list of host names and lets you assign IP addresses to them. This overrides the "real" IP address of the site that you'd get from a DNS server. The first line is just an alias, so you don't have to type 127.0.0.1. You can type "localhost" and have it work. This is the IP address that will always point to the local machine no matter what IP it has. Programs like SpyBot will put fake entries into this file to effectively block you from using the domain in question. They do this to block sites known to distribute malware and such. If you remove it from the hosts list, you will be able to access it, but be warned that SpyBot seems to think that redtube distributes malware (spyware/viruses/adware/etc). Cool, thanks for the explanation, I somewhat understand how it works.
I'll just leave it alone, I don't need to go to redtube, it was more of a matter that I couldn't, even if I wanted to. I don't like the idea that something is blocking my access to a site and I don't know about it.
Now I know why it was blocked and how to access it if I wanted to.
In the future if I can;t access a site, and I know that the site is up and running I'll check that file and see if it's in there as blocked by spybot.
Thanks again for all the help guys.  |
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Guspaz
Guspaz
Premium,MVM
join:2001-11-05
Montreal, QC
·Colbanet
| reply to Dj Eclipse
The hosts files takes a list of host names and lets you assign IP addresses to them.
This overrides the "real" IP address of the site that you'd get from a DNS server.
The first line is just an alias, so you don't have to type 127.0.0.1. You can type "localhost" and have it work. This is the IP address that will always point to the local machine no matter what IP it has.
Programs like SpyBot will put fake entries into this file to effectively block you from using the domain in question. They do this to block sites known to distribute malware and such.
If you remove it from the hosts list, you will be able to access it, but be warned that SpyBot seems to think that redtube distributes malware (spyware/viruses/adware/etc). |
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Dj Eclipse
@teksavvy.com
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Do I delete the rest from that folder? What are those files anyway? No! You need those. Don't worry about those. Just post what you have in "hosts" if it's more than one line. Ok I went and checked the "hosts" file.
There is only one entry
127.0.0.1 localhost
But after that there are a tone of entries inserted by spybot search and destroy and guess what? redtube.com is in there.
I assume that is some kind of guaranty/ immunize list list by spybot or something?
What do I do now, remove it from the list and I will be able to access it?
Not that I need to, it's just a matter of being able to if I wanted to, and I am learning about this at the same time. |
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DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :Yes Ok, thx again.
I'll try and have a look when I get home form work tonight. |
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CanerisErik
Caneris
Premium,VIP
join:2007-10-03
Toronto, ON
| reply to DjEclipse
said by DjEclipse :said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Do I delete the rest from that folder? What are those files anyway? No! You need those. Don't worry about those. Just post what you have in "hosts" if it's more than one line. Ok, I see what you are saying. Do i open it up with notepad to see what is in that file? Yes
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Erik - Caneris - Internet solutions and more. |
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DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Do I delete the rest from that folder? What are those files anyway? No! You need those. Don't worry about those. Just post what you have in "hosts" if it's more than one line. Ok, I see what you are saying. Do i open it up with notepad to see what is in that file? |
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CanerisErik
Caneris
Premium,VIP
join:2007-10-03
Toronto, ON
| reply to DjEclipse
said by DjEclipse :Do I delete the rest from that folder? What are those files anyway? No! You need those. Don't worry about those. Just post what you have in "hosts" if it's more than one line.
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Erik - Caneris - Internet solutions and more. |
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DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :said by Dj Eclipse :said by CanerisErik :Windows: %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Linux and Unix derivatives: /etc/hosts edit: "What am I looking for?", typically it should not have anything there other than one line like 127.0.0.1 localhost There are a few things in there, two hosts.(numbers here)backup files, a few other files and a "SAM" file lmhosts.sam You want just the one named "hosts", with no extension or any other suffix. Do I delete the rest from that folder? What are those files anyway? |
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CanerisErik
Caneris
Premium,VIP
join:2007-10-03
Toronto, ON
1 edit | reply to Dj Eclipse
said by Dj Eclipse :said by CanerisErik :Windows: %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Linux and Unix derivatives: /etc/hosts edit: "What am I looking for?", typically it should not have anything there other than one line like 127.0.0.1 localhost There are a few things in there, two hosts.(numbers here)backup files, a few other files and a "SAM" file lmhosts.sam You want just the one named "hosts", with no extension or any other suffix.
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Erik - Caneris - Internet solutions and more. |
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Dj Eclipse
@teksavvy.com
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said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Hosts file? Where/ what is that? What am I looking for? Windows: %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Linux and Unix derivatives: /etc/hosts edit: "What am I looking for?", typically it should not have anything there other than one line like 127.0.0.1 localhost There are a few things in there, two hosts.(numbers here)backup files, a few other files and a "SAM" file lmhosts.sam |
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Dj Eclipse
@teksavvy.com
| reply to Rob
said by Rob :A couple things: 1) Can you access it via IP » 66.55.141.21 (ALERT: THIS IS A NSFW LINK!) 2) Can you trace route it? 3) Can you ping it? Ok, I finally had a chance to try this at home.
I am able to access the site if I click on the link 66.55.141.21 you posted above. But if I type in redtube.com it says unable to connect.
What does this mean? |
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lcdguy
join:2008-01-17 | reply to HNHarvey
worked fine for me.... you degenerate |
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HNHarvey
Premium
join:2008-11-26
Rigaud, QC | reply to hellseeker
»www.fucktube.com/
Works here.... |
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TSI Steve
TSI Steve
Premium,VIP
join:2007-01-12
Chatham, ON
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Another dumb question that shows my truel lack of computer skills.... where/ how do I find the %windir% directory? Is it the same if i use firefox? Almost always it's c:\windows. You can just paste what I posted into Start-->Run. When its not C:\Windows, then its C:\WINNT
UNLESS you manually changed it when Windows was installed. |
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DjEclipse
join:2007-11-20
Niagara Falls, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| reply to CanerisErik
said by CanerisErik :said by DjEclipse :Another dumb question that shows my truel lack of computer skills.... where/ how do I find the %windir% directory? Is it the same if i use firefox? Almost always it's c:\windows. You can just paste what I posted into Start-->Run. Cool, thanks again! |
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