Am Wed, 20 Jul 2016 08:56:02 GMT
schrieb dcurtisfra <dcurtisfra@no-mx.forums.microfocus.com>:
> Yes, but, how is that going to help the originator of this thread?
With a little luck this will help that he stops hunting a ghost.
> Currently, attempts to browse to <https://www.gstatic.com/>
> result in:
> >
> > Google
> > 404. That’s an error.
> >
> > The requested URL / was not found on this server. That’s all weknow.
> >
> Which may possibly mean that Google have recognised the issue and done
> something to alleviate the problems their customers are experiencing.
Either that, or it simply means what the error says.
The URL (sic!) is not available and that does not mean that there is no content
on that server, just that there is no content available under THAT URL, which
makes sense considerung the use of gstatic.com.
It is NOT there for being browsed directly, it is there for static (hence the
name) content being loaded by other sites via javascript CSS, etc.
via dedicated URLs and direct browsing is diabled.
Anyway, good luck in hunting the “gstatic virus”, if you really find it, it
will have nothing to do with the URL gstatic.com, but OTOH please send me a
sample then.
AK
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