Once I have a cookie for the site to recognize my jrw429 account, I can't do anything on the site. If the cookie is there, I can't visit the site un-logged-in. However, I can manually delete the cookie. Once I do that, the site comes up perfectly in Guest mode. I can view everything. If I log in as jrw429 then the exact same error occurs and the site is again inaccessible.

I've been reading up on issues with Microsoft's System.Web.FileChangesMonitor.FindDirectoryMonitor() call, and I've seen lots of people with problems similar to this, but I don't really have any reasonable advice for you.

I just got my problem fixed up thanks to Teds perserverance.I closed all programs and closed and re-opened my computer.Go to delete browsing history along with any cookies.Open a new link to the site.Go to the bottom of the page and delete cookies before you attempt to sign in.This allowed me to sign in under my old ID.I checked 3-4 times by leaving the site and going back on.It remembered me and works fine.Hope this helps someone else.Thanks Ted!

  

Excellent, After doing the changeover, I got slammed at work and just this afternoon it is settling down a bit. I am at a disadvantage as I run Macs and can't duplicate what Ted found.

Jim (site owner)
'56 Club Sedan - Ted Eaton built 429 hp '292/318, '54 Sunliner - stock '302

Mark, great to hear you've got things going again. I tried your steps and it didn't work for me. I'd previously done this, but tried again in case "something changed".

Ted got me fixed. After a week of Cold Turkey I was going into withdrawals. FYI Jim, I have a Mac also and Ted got me on with my original username and a different password than my old one.

Thanks for your diligence, Ted.

"The Master Cylinder"

Enjoying life at the beach in SOCAL

Actually it was Ted that figured out what to do.Maybe he can have a go at your problem.Did you try a new ID with a different email(create a new membership)?That worked for me initially.I just wanted to get back my original ID as I have been on here for about 3 years.

  

Mark, Your trick didn't work for me either, but you know what. I'm reconciled to that. I'll just use my new account. Jim and Ted have enough to worry about. I am a bit concerned though, that Jim got slammed at work. I don't like to hear that and he doesn't deserve that.

Mark
'56 Mercury M100
'55 Fairlane Club Sedan

Delta, B.C.

Thanks Ted, your hard work got me back again!

Jim - Erie Colorado, 1957 Country Sedan

Howdy Jim!

The site is looking better than ever!

If you sent emails to people informing them of the change over, I sure didn't get it!

I did get an email from the site telling me that a user I am "following" posted something otherwise I wouldn't have known about the switch!

I kept going to the main Y-blocks Forever site and clicking the "forums" link [hxxp://www.y-blocksforever.com/forums/default.aspx] and getting the same "The resource cannot be found" message.

I'm sure that's on the list of things to fix!

Glad to see it's all working again!

I have always wanted to ask why you didn't use one of the other forum programs like vBulletin or other but this one is pretty nice once I get it all configured.

73/Rick

(and I really DO have an HT32B & SX115 ! although you're probably the only one here that knows what that means!)


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Jim and Ted, there are more than a few guys on The Ford Barn that still can't get on. I told them about deleting their cookies and all but still can't get on. Is there a better contact than giving them Ted's place of business E-mail? Doesn't seem right to have all these guys bothering you when your working.

"The Master Cylinder"

Enjoying life at the beach in SOCAL