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I'm getting a persistent error (several hours now):
There was an error updating the RSS feed �IDNet Customer Feed�
file doesn�t exist
Is it me or the server?
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I'm getting the same message. Just another hiccup?
Cheers
Arathorn
IP profile for your line is - 7150 kbps
DSL connection rate: 448 kbps (UP-STREAM)
8128 kbps (DOWN-STREAM)
Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 6772 kbps
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That's all I wanted to know, thanks- IDNet can kick their computers instead of me kicking mine 
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The solution appears to be to delete the feed and re-subscribe, Bill.
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Patience is a virtue Rik- mine came back on its own about an hour ago
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Firefox, Bill? The problem was (and I don't understand it) that FF was getting it's data from the wrong place. The clue as to whether you are getting the right feed is if the projection refers to a usage over the past 7 days, that's the new and correct version.
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Firefox, Bill? Nope, the email client on the Mac.
It's the 7-day figure, and it looks reasonable to me 
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It was the Firefox feed Martin had to fix...
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Ah well, another of life's little mysteries, 'cos he fixed the Mac Mail one at the same time
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Well, he is a Tigers fan. 
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