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405 Method Not Allowed

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dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active MemberOP
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joined Apr 2013
#1 ·
405 Method Not Allowed
Looks like I'm getting a 405 Method Not Allowed when I try to hit /newreply.py... idk, maybe the site is just broken?


I guess it's just a glitch or whatever... looks like the issue pops up whenever you put two slashes // right after each other in a post.
I guess it's looking at it like part of the Python code or something, so it won't let me set those characters. Maybe?
Maybe someone who actually knows Python better could explain why this is happening.

So, I guess once I just stripped out those slashes from the post, it actually went through fine.
🙂

Example of a post that doesn't pass:
I mean, I guess it’s just a netbook, right? It’s basically got...
Windows 7 Starter... ugh.
Microsoft Office 2007... I guess.

I think his trial expired. Maybe it was Microsoft Office, I don't know. If it were a Windows thing, he'd probably be dealing with Geek Squad instead. 😁

So she went ahead and bought another version of Microsoft Office, then tried using that product key to activate the one already on her computer. But yeah, that’s not working. I guess.

If that's how it goes, I guess my question for her is this:
Does that netbook come with another computer or what? I guess./laptop (one that actually has a CD drive)/So... like, is the DVD player plugged directly into the router via Ethernet? I guess. Maybe.
Is there even a cable that lets you plug a MacBook directly into a router? I guess maybe?

If there’s one, the CD's shared on the PC./DVD, then you gotta try sending that disc over the network... I guess./Using a DVD as a network drive... I guess you just pop the Microsoft Office 2007 disc in there and then trigger the install from your netbook. Maybe?

If they don't have it, they probably know someone who does. I guess.

The comments are all bolded, so I guess that's why they're letting us post them now. If they aren't bolded, you can't even type them. Maybe.
Christian Taylor3 Christian Taylor3 Active Member
213 messages
joined Jul 2010
#2 ·
Everything works fine on my end. It's even going through twice. 😁

I tend to use those characters in my posts all the time, and I've honestly never run into any issues getting them accepted.
dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active MemberOP
111 messages
joined Apr 2013
#3 ·
Maybe try running the CD/DVD twice, like CD/DVD.

Obviously there's an issue with this CD/, even just once. 🙂
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active Member
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#4 ·
All these headaches started when the forum migrated to the new server a couple of months ago. It feels like not a single week goes by without someone complaining. I actually got a DM yesterday asking about the exact same thing. Unfortunately, resolving issues on this forum is incredibly slow—if it happens at all. I've pointed out this issue several times over the last few weeks, but there’s zero progress. It's causing massive problems within the Geek Squad subforums. All we can do now is hope it gets fixed soon.
Christian Taylor3 Christian Taylor3 Active Member
213 messages
joined Jul 2010
#5 ·
DVD/CD

DVD/CD

Give me a break.

😬

Yeah, apparently that little plus sign on the CD is what's throwing everything off.
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active Member
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#6 ·
The issue arises when you attempt to input anything resembling a Linux/Unix command. For instance, "cd/" qualifies.

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