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General Discussion / Re: Awning adjustment knobs
« on: May 05, 2026, 06:50:03 am »
I use a strap wrench that I always carry to do this.
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FLEI,
I had some free time to research this further and found a way to get myself "banned', AND HOW TO REMEDY the problem. I won't go specifically into how to get yourself banned, but basically it is caused by accessing the forum on different ip addresses from different countries within a short period of time... I.E. The forum software thinks that you are a bad character trying to spoof it and it drops a poisoned cookie on your device. That cookie eventually ages off and let's you back on.. While you still have it on your device, all users who try to login from your device are banned. (As you have experienced and described above.) The good news is, there's a way to get rid of it instantly.
To remove the ban you must remove ALL saved cookies for the forum website. THE KEYWORD IN THAT SENTENCE IS **ALL**. The basic "delete cookies" command does not always remove the one which bans you (this is a whole new issue of DELETE based upon versions of CHROME and maybe other browsers too). To do so, follow these steps. I only have Chrome, so if you are using Edge, Safari, or Firefox it might be slightly different.
Open Chrome
Open Settings (click on your Google avatar icon, at top right and then click on Settings )
Click on Site settings
Click on All sites
Click on the magnifying glass and search for phoenix
You will get at least one result, including...
phoenixusarv.com
Click on the trash can beside Phoenixusarv.Com
Click on Delete & reset
..... Now all of the cookies, saved credentials, saved history, and the "you are banned" cookie are gone!
Open the forum. It will ask you to login as if it was your first time to login on this device. It will ask for your userid and password and all should be good.
From what I can tell after reading hundreds of online support discussions the SMF administrators of our forum have an over zealous rule to block international hackers with too broad of a wildcard pattern for IP addresses... It blocks the bad guys and occasionally tags us too.
Larry
Hi Guys!
It's hard to know why this is happening as each individual user and login attempt provides a different scenario. The ban is "automatic" and I do not see a way to remove the ban on individual usernames. However the frequency certainly increased after we raised our security with GoDaddy this past fall as the site was and continues to get hit with a high volume of suspect and malicious traffic. We want to resolve the hyper sensitive banning while maintaining the security.
We appreciate your patience as we continue to review and try to improve the experience without removing necessary security protocols.
Thank you for the engagement that you provide on this forum and we will continue to try to remedy the issue.
safe travels!
I get the same message when I'm not in the states or in an airplane. The provider that runs the forum has a restriction that all users must have a U. S. IP address. As soon as I'm back in the states it works just fine. The ban is on the ip address, not you the user.
With that said... Is it possible you are near the Canadian or Mexican border? If on a phone or mobile hotspot or starlink, could you be close enough to a border that you are picking up a tower and "roaming"?
One solution I found to bypass the rules was to use a VPN and configure it to show that I was in Chicago or NYC, or some location clearly inside the states. I. E. I was faking it out and it thought I was in the states.
I hope that helps you.
Larry
I think the forum is quiet because of the season and less members camping in this cold weather... and possibly no one is having problems or needing advice.
So allow me to ask... How are you able to post the above replies if the forum tells you that "you are banned" ? It's the problem resolved?
Larry
Not being a Chromebook user this is a shot in the dark. Some have recommended rebooting and clear cache. Have you done a hard reset-boot: removing the battery. This has worked last resort on laptops. I’m out of ideas, hope this works.I’ve rebooted and cleaned the cache etc. many times with no change in this problem. Not up for trying to remove the battery on this ultra-thin laptop.
One thing that throws a wrench in the works is a VPN; I suspect some ad blockers and other spoofing software would do the same. I cannot connect while using a VPN.Not using a VPN. Ad blocker is turned off. Still get the same message.
), thus we have always just used the "good old-fashioned" stinky-slinky system to dump. As we were used to this anyway we find it is no big deal at all to dump using nothing but gravity. Maybe on your later model unit it is more complicated? Hopefully others who love the Sanicon system will chime in as to why it is superior so we will know what we have been missing.