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    Safari / Apple.com problem

    Using Safari 2.0.1 (latest version), latest software updates, latest verion of OS X (Tiger), running on a Dual 2ghz G5, Safari / IE / Firefox can't access www.apple.com. Other machines with the same OS in the same office can access www.apple.com fine so I know it's not the internet connection.

    This is the error message Safari comes up with:
    Safari can't open the page.
    Too many redirects occurred trying to open 'http://www.apple.com/'. This
    might occur if you open a page that is redirected to open another page which
    then is redirected to open the original page.

    The Safari cache / cookies have been cleared, reset safari has been tried, tried YASU to repair permissions etc, clear all caches etc, yet still the problem occurs.

    Does anyone have any ideas? (have tried apple support forums but found no answer, and have tried numerous google searches)

    Thanks

    Josh

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    Seems ok on my iBook running 10.4.2 with safari update. Must be something in your cache.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darrensen
    Seems ok on my iBook running 10.4.2 with safari update. Must be something in your cache.
    I've cleared all the Safari and System caches, it works fine on a mini mac, a g5 imac, and another mac running the same OS. I've also cleared all the bookmarks / favourites etc... maybe I'll have to contact apple about it...

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    I had that error the other day but on firefox on my pc. It just went away in the end.

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