BTCJam.com error 500 (solved)

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solved

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Maybe a mistake in the .htcaccess?

Edit: I can browse on BTCJam without any problems. Maybe just a temporarily problem.

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Maybe a mistake in the .htcaccess?

Edit: I can browse on BTCJam without any problems. Maybe just a temporarily problem.

I still get error 500

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When I proxy browse it works;   http://www.proxybrowsing.com/browse.php?u=jPD0nOvWm1yInavz8Aih&b=53

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Maybe a mistake in the .htcaccess?

Edit: I can browse on BTCJam without any problems. Maybe just a temporarily problem.

I still get error 500

Clear your cache, cookies and DNS cache. It should work then.

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The problem is me.  Apparently my daughter has viruses and backdoors installed on her computer.
I am experiencing something that resembles hacking, or man-in-the-middle.. 
My computer disintegrated when I dropped it, so I have been using my daughters computer for Bitcoin exchanges.    My BTC-E.com account got hacked on November 21st.   Now this.
I got a text message at 10:30am, saying that my coinbase password had been changed.
But no 2FA message.   So someone is trying to trick me into logging into coinbase, on my daughter's infected computer.   The BTCJam error is a redirect.  The "hosts" file on my daughters Windows computer is accurate, no additional entries.    So I am confused as to where this is coming from on my end. 
But I am currently formatting and reinstalling my daughter's OS, and checking my routers.

So format it and change all your passwords. I don't know such a man-in-the-middle attack. Quite suspicious.

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Major conversion on my security, and OS's.   Got away from Windows for the most part.   
Enabled 2FA again.  I think all holes have been patched.

Thanks