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Message 719500 - Posted: 28 Feb 2008, 17:24:48 UTC

Yesterday I wanted to create new account - as I forgot my old one. I've created it about 15 minutes ago... I couldn't create new account because after submitting a "create account form" page was going blank...

Now I wanted to download BOINC app. I can't do thos because download page is blank (http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php)..

Can You do something with it...? ;)
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Message 719501 - Posted: 28 Feb 2008, 17:29:13 UTC - in response to Message 719500.  

I can't do thos because download page is blank (http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php)..

I see the download page without a problem, so it must be something local, a permission problem in your browser. Make sure you allow Javascript to run on the download page (if you have NoScript or something similar running, allow berkeley.edu to execute scripts).
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Message 719509 - Posted: 28 Feb 2008, 18:25:36 UTC - in response to Message 719501.  
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There's no such possibility - I tried on 3 browsers (FF, IE, Opera) from 3 different computers. Everywere I've got JS turned on.. IE gives back HTTP error 500, so ISE (internal server error). You should have them in apache error log - so You can check it :)

But finally i resolved this problem - I entered this page using... links :)
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