Everyone who's having issues logging in look here

Okay so basically what you have to do is first I have to type enough to get this off the recent posts box there and then


HAHA CHUMPS.



Jam it back in, in the dark.

Okay, seriously now, here is a workaround (for everyone but ^-^)

Spoiler:

You need to edit your hosts file to redirect to the proper IP since it appears the DNSes have been violated.
For most computers the directory is going to be:
c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc

open the hosts file with notepad and copy the following line into the bottom:

64.131.78.61 gamingforce.org

Then save the file and flush your dns using the command prompt.
For most windows users the command should be:
ipconfig \flushdns

Then enjoy uninterrupted GFF faggotry.

Spoiler:

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Thanks for the help Diss, works great now!



This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Hey I'm having issues logging in but these guides are of no help. Can someone please write a Mac version? Thanks in advance.

Your brother in christ,
Paco.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Sorry, Paco, the guides aren't compatible with Macs either.



I was speaking idiomatically.

Sorry about that Paco, here's a version that'll work for you.

Spoiler:

Usted necesita corregir su archivo de los anfitriones para volver a dirigir al IP apropiado puesto que aparece que se ha violado el DNSes.

Para la mayoría de las computadoras el directorio va a ser:
c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc

abra el archivo de los anfitriones con la libreta y copie la línea siguiente en la parte inferior:

64.131.78.61 gamingforce.org

Entonces excepto el archivo y el rubor su dns usando el aviso de comando.
Para la mayoría de los usuarios de las ventanas el comando debe ser:
ipconfig \ flushdns

Entonces goce de GFF ininterrumpido faggotry.

Spoiler:

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Ence:

open terminal
type:
cp /etc/hosts /users/username/desktop/hosts.txt

go to your desktop and edit the hosts file with 64.131.78.61[PRESS TAB]gamingforce.org and save
go back to terminal

type:
sudo cp /users/username/desktop/hosts.txt /etc/hosts

it will ask you for a password
enter the admin password.

FELIPE NO

you guys are fantastic jerks =')

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Originally Posted by knkwzrd

Ence:

open terminal
type:
cp /etc/hosts /users/username/desktop/hosts.txt

Or you can just edit the hosts file where it is (using vi on the command line, for example). But yeah, that's the file you want to mess with.

Jam it back in, in the dark.