I stay logged in for only a few seconds. $L gone.

[Rex Cronon]

Its obviously a typo. I am quite sure it should read "outstanding notifications"

[Dresden Ceriano]

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Ellie Edo wrote:

It is perfectly possible that neither of these apply, but can we please try to be more polite, and more knowledgeable, with a bit more lateral thinking, if we are to step forward as self-appointed "helpers".

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Once you've been around here long enough to help more than just one person, then maybe you'll have room to talk.

...Dres

[Soleana Teazle]

Several suggestions

1 if you are using a router remove it from the data chain and direct connect to the net

2 if you are using wireless its time for a cat 5 connection wireless while good for many mundane operations is not very effective for second life 10000ms is not playable your times should be in the 80 to 200 ms range 10000ms =10 seconds

3. Do a complete un install of the viewer this means removing all of the files the standard un install does not remove such as the user profiles etc.  If using windows you need to regedit the registry and remove all items of second life and linden research

after reloading the viewer if it knows who you are you have not deleted the user information files and it will most likely not improve

as one mistake in the user files causes a multitude of problems

[Rex Cronon]

Please read the full post. I found out by myself what was wrong.

[Kwakkelde Kwak]

Want to share what the problem was and how you fixed it?

[Theresa Tennyson]

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Kwakkelde Kwak wrote:

Want to share what the problem was and how you fixed it?

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He edited his initial post to explain. Short answer? "The user was at fault."

[Kwakkelde Kwak]

Ah I missed that.

I think the user is a genius though. I for sure can't keep track of 20 pages!

[Rex Cronon]

The correct short answer is: ll's viewer and firefox don't play nice with each other. p.s. Your comment is illogical. Why would u say "The user was at fault"? R u trolling?

[Theresa Tennyson]

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Rex Cronon wrote:

The correct short answer is: ll's viewer and firefox don't play nice with each other. p.s. Your comment is illogical. Why would u say "The user was at fault"? R u trolling?

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Think about it. If you open every faucet in the house you won't get decent water pressure out of any of them. You were opening so many connections at once that Second Life, which uses a lot of them itself, didn't have enough resources. And my reference was to your saying, "Support always says the user was at fault." In this case your problem was fixed entirely on your end - therefore...

[Dresden Ceriano]

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Theresa Tennyson wrote:

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Rex Cronon wrote:

The correct short answer is: ll's viewer and firefox don't play nice with each other. p.s. Your comment is illogical. Why would u say "The user was at fault"? R u trolling?

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Think about it. If you open every faucet in the house you won't get decent water pressure out of any of them. You were opening so many connections at once that Second Life, which uses a lot of them itself, didn't have enough resources. And my reference was to your saying, "Support always says the user was at fault." In this case your problem was fixed entirely on your end - therefore...

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Makes sense to me... but if you're really trying to troll, you need to try harder. :matte-motes-silly:

...Dres

[Rex Cronon]

I think I understand what u r trying to say, but your analogy is not entirely correct. Firefox opens a connection only when I load/reload a page and after that closes it. Ll's viewer opens connections and keeps them open for as long as it runs and/or opens and closes them at its own pleasure. In theory the viewer should be affected only when I use firefox to download something. The problem was at my end but was not my fault. The problem seems to be that both firefox and ll's viewer might be suffering from poor design, implementation and testing.

[Rex Cronon]

lol. i am not checking all of them every second. most once a day and only a few more than once. others are just for reference. i would need to be either superman or flash to do it that fast:)