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  1. dht

    404 error

    As described in the link I referenced (http://superuser.com/questions/787576/why-do-i-keep-getting-redirected-to-cgi-bin-redirect-ha-when-using-att-u-ve) and indicated by your posts (screenshotted the problem bits) http://gyazo.com/d06d3412e6d9a19871efeb6291c8b6b7 http://gyazo.com/203d1478a67d383abf58ca670d0637fa Your browser is redirecting you to: redirect.ha (your screenshots prove this) your modem probably started it by redirecting to redirect.ha at some point, and now your browser/Operating System has cached it (perhaps the modem set the cache time for a very long period), the fact it remains cached is a mystery to me. Private browsing probably doesn't use the cache, or it uses a separate one. I don't know where the cache data is stored, but getting that cleared out should solve this. This might help you clear your cache (simply deleting the Safari folder might not work, the cache might not be in there): https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4448839?tstart=0 So I still believe the cause of the problem is your modem set a very long cache time for the root spiderweb forum page which redirects to redirect.ha and now your browser has it cached and is delivering you the cached result (if the cache time is long, you'll continue to get the cached result until it expires).
  2. dht

    404 error

    your answer is on the first google result here (atleast for me, from superuser.com): http://superuser.com/questions/787576/why-do-i-keep-getting-redirected-to-cgi-bin-redirect-ha-when-using-att-u-ve basically your modem sucks. [copy-paste] "This is a known bug in the Motorola NVG510 modem supplied by AT&T U-Verse." [/copy-paste] I would hound your ISP first (att or otherwise), and tier-1 tech support won't be of use to you, get tier-2 on the line asap, if they don't know, ask for tier-3. You will probably have to make multiple calls. After no success there (likely), hound Motorola and ask for tier-2,etc. I see many calls in your future. A field tech isn't likely to help you either, so sending someone out to your house is a waste of time (and they might bill you for it so watch out) your modem might have settings to tweak to fix it though, or just buy your own modem that doesn't have annoying bugs if you can.
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