Strange one here. I have one website where I cannot login to my account (https://business.comcast.com). The front page comes up, I click on the 'sign in' or 'My Account' links and after a while I get redirected to 'xfinity.oauth....', which ultimately fails to load.
I tried killing pf completely: pfctl -d, service pf stop, pfctl -F all. pfctl -sr then returns nothing so I'm presuming I have no firewall at all. Still, when I click the login link at the comcast.com site, I get redirected to the other site (which fails to load).
If I completely bypass the server on which pf usually runs (run the cat5 cable from my desktop to the modem direct), I can login just fine. I'm blaming this on pf even when it isn't supposedly running, just for existing on this box. Of course that is superstition talking. I don't seem to have a problem at any other websites I visit with pf running. I spent an hour with Tier 2 tech support and there is no question it is something about my freebsd server box.
Anyone seen anything like this? Have a solution?
I tried killing pf completely: pfctl -d, service pf stop, pfctl -F all. pfctl -sr then returns nothing so I'm presuming I have no firewall at all. Still, when I click the login link at the comcast.com site, I get redirected to the other site (which fails to load).
If I completely bypass the server on which pf usually runs (run the cat5 cable from my desktop to the modem direct), I can login just fine. I'm blaming this on pf even when it isn't supposedly running, just for existing on this box. Of course that is superstition talking. I don't seem to have a problem at any other websites I visit with pf running. I spent an hour with Tier 2 tech support and there is no question it is something about my freebsd server box.
Anyone seen anything like this? Have a solution?