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I went to that site you mentioned, got a lady construction worker in skimpy clothes, note that said visit later, and the word snaffu graphics or something like that. Lolol, didn't look like mip stuff to me!
I have tried both ways and still can't get in... the white java box shows up on the regular MIP site, but rather than showing the chat and the people who are already logged in, it just says
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I went to Mipchat.net and repeatedly got a message saying access was denied... oh well!
The new java client (www.mipchat.net) should now retry all four servers manually if the first connection doesn't work -- if it says disconnected or connection refused and just sites there, hit reload on your browser. You should get in.
The only issue I've seen with it was on a brand new freshly installed laptop that didn't have java on it yet. I had to go to http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp and download the latest version of java before it would work. This is probably something you've had to do already if you've been using the other java client though.
That's alright, I told somebody .org last night. I'm not sure what my excuse is. :)
The servers were more unstable last night than I've ever seen them, which is saying something. Unfortunately as long as they are behaving like that it won't really matter what program people use to connect, there will be random disconnections (which drive me bats). The inability of some people to get on at all though is puzzling. That should not be happening after the changes I made yesterday to the test code.
If you load up www.mipchat.net and it refuses to connect, hit reload and it'll try again. It should eventually connect, assuming one of the four servers it tries is up and working.