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I'm not worried about the guests; they can read about what Trainz is all about and maybe learn something.
The problem is that anyone who registers on the forum but doesn't have a Trainz version registered to their username is allowed to start threads and reply to messages. That's clearly a free pass for spam and trolls.
Reading on this forum should be free for everyone, but active participation should only be allowed to owners of some version of Trainz.
It's been like that for me over the last couple of days. Now the WiKi (TS2009.com) server seems to be down with an SSL handshake issue.It may (or may not) be related but the Trainz Wiki Index page is very slow to load and, when it does, will often default to a very basic text layout. Links to pages from the Index are also slow to load and often do not show all the graphic elements.
Helpdesk ticked submitted.
Raise another Helpdesk ticket. The more the merrier.Now the WiKi (TS2009.com) server seems to be down with an SSL handshake issue.
@marky7890 -I had one on my forum last year, wondering why the database wouldn't load due to too many queries, turns out 7222 users or bots were trying to access at the same time, my webhost then suggested cloudflare, where I then blocked all traffic from China which was where most of it was coming from, which fixed the problem.
@Hoglin9899 -If this is actually a spam attack.
why tho.
It’s the forums for a trainz simulator.
Yes, it helps to make sites both more secured and adds CDN abilities.That Cloudflare went down a while back and I couldn't access some train forum about real railroads because Cloudflare was down, but then later it was back up. Is that something to make sites more secure?