>>162277

ThankQ. I am 1000% sure of the problem earlier and as soon as I mentioned to reboot both servers, the problem was temporarily fixed. Like I said, all it takes is one person requesting a bad image URL and both servers eventually crash unless that person closes that connection or Jim terminates all connections, which he probably doesn't know how to do code wise. Jim needs to disable the bottom ad images, the last graphic on the page because that code toggles between ads where if an image on the board from a post is bad, it will just show a broken link. To make excuses of fiber channels and server upgrades is disingenuous, which is why I said someone is tampering with the URLs on purpose then, but I can tell you for a fact, this is really not the case. Because we see broken links all the time and I monitor them and see that they too time out. So it is something in how they are building up strings to make a resource request.