The reason you can't access dragonflybsd.org is that the network path taken from your network connection to DragonFly is not being routed correctly. The traceroutes from before show that one of the network hops isn't passing along data correctly. There's not much you can do directly.
The reason that add-on work is because it's taking your attempt to connect and routing it through another location to make it anonymous, and whatever path it takes from there is one that isn't affected by the same problem as your normal traffic. The backscatter thing has nothing to do with it; it's a (inaccurate in this case) spam registry. On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 10:02 PM, Edward M <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, > > > I still cannot access Dragonflybsd.org site normally without the use of > an anon add-on to firefox and > access is limited. I ran a trace from a network-tools site and it passed. > I decided to run a blacklisted test from > http://www.blacklistalert.org ,and others site like and they show > dragonflybsd.org (69.163.100.196) is listed in backscatter.org. > Could this be blocking me., probably others from access dragonflybsd.org. >
