Eh...
 

http://fire.xelium.net

I like using that one more, but everytime I try to log in on it, I get "In order to accept POST request originating from this domain, the admin must add this domain to the whitelist." Mean anything to anybody?

For some reason I can still login on http://www.gamingforce.com though.

I get the same message when I try to log on. it's probably a server thing then.

Who uses fire.xelium.net on a regular basis, anyway.

...Me?

Better question is why? The only time when using fire.xelium.net helped is when the domain name for www.gamingforce.com expired, otherwise make a GFF bookmark.

Maybe it gets him by some kind of filter. It works for me at school, while the normal Gamingforce URL doesn't.

Well, even if we added that domain to the whitelist, you still wouldn't be able to use it because of SEO changing all the links to point back to gamingforce.com. Bobo has yet to fix that.

seriously.. why would you use fire.xelium.net? I mean.. it provides no tactical advantage.

Tactical advantage.

HTML Forms use the POST command. Likely your server administrator has blocked HTML form posting from the xelium domain, but not gamingforce.

Just a guess though.

It's a default security feature for vBulletin. You wouldn't want to accept POST requests from other domains except your own. fire.xelium.net isn't in the whitelist yet, but as I've said, there'd be no point adding it at this time.

Bigblah:
Here's a reason why it should be whitelisted.

If your school blocks GFF, find a proxy or use Tor, that'll get past most (if not all) filtering systems they throw at you.

www.sega.co.jp:
Proxies are effectively worthless if the filtering is at the router level, which more and more places are seeming to do nowadays.

No need to tell me that.

Which is why I also mentioned Tor, it encrypts the data sent making the filter only see garbage that it'll pass through.
Also web proxies (ones that are accessed via a browser) have worked well for me in the past, he only trick is finding a good one that won't block POST data.

Well, it would appear I just got owned then. .__.