HomePage?!

[Mike Sullivan]

A proxy may have cached that page and is refusing to give you an updated version. Unfortunately nothing we can do about that as it's not in our control.

[Floris]

You mean .. it still does so - today?

I will poke our site developers to look into this.

[BoYagoob]

Now it is working fine with me when I enter vBulletin.com; however, the test page still appears on vBulletin.org

[Floris]

It appears that a wrong module was perhaps loaded. We're looking into this and the matter is resolved.

[BoYagoob]

I pressed on the Refresh many times and still it shows this page. However, when I use a special proxy the normal page appears. Without the proxy, the "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Test Page" appears.

[Floris]

Press Refresh in your browser on the domain www.vbulletin.com

[BoYagoob]

Hello,

I would like to know what happens to the main page of www.vBulletin.com ?

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