if I try to log in using frrax.com, It will let me click the log me in button, but when it goes to the next page, I am still not logged in. But I am autologged going through mtfba.org... am I an idiot or doing something wrong?

Mine has been doing the same thing.....have to log on two times each time

That's weird. I'm automatically logged in even when using frrax.com.

I have to log in each time I visit.

I have the security level appropriately set, cookies enabled and the check mark "checked" to set the cookie.

It started immediately after surfing here using FRRAX.com. Prior to that, there was no issue.

This is the only site I have an issue with.

I just tried logging in from www.frrax.com and it worked for me.

I would try to clear all your cookies and all temporary internet files. Then try it again.

Now this time I had to log in while using frrax.com . I think you guys put a curse on me.

i did clear cookies, etc, still doesnt work. oh well. the bookmark is for the other way, but since i goes to same site, i suppose it doesnt matter

I don't know. It works for me. I just logged out, closed all my browser windows, went to www.frrax.com and I was logged in. You all are just weird.... I thought you were going out with firehawk95 anyway....!!!!

ya, im meetin her at the varsity at 10:30, feel free to come if you can hang

I would but I'm still tryin' to shake this cold. Thanks though... BTW, do you know who chevycobb is over on camaroz28?? He's found a LT4 and sounds like he might not get it. I want it if he doesn't!!

no, he also posts on gafba.com if you don't know. Who is beyond that, I have no idea other than he lives in Marietta some place

Guys, if you have trouble loggin in, use the true root URL http://mtfba.org/rrforum

The majority of log in problems are happening when using the frrax.com address, and some times a referring URL does funky things with message board log ins.

If this gets to be too big of a problem we may need to move the board to its own server sooner than I expected, which means we'll need a modest fundraiser or some sponsorships. We really are not talking much money here, ~$200/year.