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Well, I can't check my emails for the last few days on my Gmail account. Whene I put http://gmail.google.com/gmail in the addressbar of IE or Firefox then 2 type of error message are coming.

1. If browser's proxy setting is automatic then  --

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Cannot find server

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2. If browser's proxy setting is manual (given by the ISP) then --

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ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved

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While trying to retrieve the URL: http://gmail.google.com/gmail

The following error was encountered:

Connection Failed
The system returned:

    (110) Connection timed outThe remote host or network may be down. Please try the request again.

Your cache administrator is support@reflexbd.com.



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Generated Fri, 15 Apr 2005 17:41:26 GMT by reflex (squid/2.5.STABLE9)

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I've contacted with my ISP. Seems they aren't doing anything to solve this problem. I don't know if I can do anything myself to solve this kind of problem. Do u guyz have any idea about how to solve?

Thanks in advance.[/code]

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try just www.gmail.com

(sorry not much of help)

can you access google parent sites like http://www.google.com ?

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Originally posted by Chestah
can you access google parent sites like http://www.google.com ?

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Yeah! I can access google's site. Just only can't access gmail

It IS a problem on there end. The second message you're receiving is generated by squid, a popular linux proxy server, which they obviously run.

Either its something with hostname lookups on the proxy server that aren't working, they may have blocked it, or it's just some other form of routing issues.

If I were you, i'd be getting back on the phone and explaining the message you are receiving, and that it is a message from THEIR proxy server.

dunno whether this is similar but i cannot sign in to gmail through maxthon browser anymore.. i can only do it through IE.

i'm pretty sure that i used to do it though.