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| #1081 | fixed | enable reporter | ||
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testing |
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| #1083 | fixed | enable reporter take 2 | ||
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2017, Lucy Lynch wrote: > testing > |
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| #1084 | pending | Google.com appears to be misconfigured for IETF address block | ||
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Hi, As near as I can tell, Google (erroneously) thinks that the IETF IPv4 address block is in Korea. My laptop has IPv6 disabled, so I have no data about the IPv6 address block. On both my laptop (on IETF Legacy) - and a colleague’s laptop (on IETF) - both of are seeing web browser attempts to www.google.com get redirected to Google’s South Korean web site (complete with a hangul button to switch to Korean language). Clearly this isn’t an error on the part of IETF, but maybe Warren Kumari or some other friendly/helpful Google person could get this corrected on Google’s side. Cheers, Ran Atkinson |
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