Firefox reports phising

When I click on "Server administration" in the Radio Server Control Panel, Firefox reports ip address 77.92.68.221 as a reported phising site, Internet Explorer doesn't come up with this..

Hi Mivo

This warning appears in error, we have requested it be removed but this could take some time. You can access your server administration via :

http://cp.internet-radio.org.uk:15360/

without warning. Should be fixed soon.

Happens with my pop-up player (flash player) and reports server ip to be the error..

Yeah its the IP (77.92.68.221) which is causing the problem. As i said before we have requested this be removed from their list but we are still waiting on their response. In the meantime if you have this issue replace all mention of

77.92.68.221 with cp.internet-radio.org.uk and it wont bring an error.

Happens with mine too but only in firefox when people try to listen to the stream

We have submitted several requests to have this removed but we are still waiting on google. It might help if some of you wouldnt mind requesting to have it removed by selecting 'This is not a web forgery'. Hopefully it will be sorted soon.

I did that..

added a few ¤%#%¤% and &%#% in the mail too :rofl:

Thankyou Hopefully it will get sorted soon.

Hi,
Still seems to be doing this even using cp.internet... and shoutcast.internet...

Will this get sorted soon as it is a big pain in the back side...

Regards,
Juan @MaxDance

Hi Juan

We still have a problem with it via IP and we have submitted several reports to no avail. Unfortunately we are at the mercy of the google / firefox gods on this one and it appears to be a waiting game. Are you sure its doing it on the hostname ? We have tested serveral machines and we dont get the problem when not using the IP. We also modified the internal link in the control panel a while ago to reference the hostname instead of IP which means nobody should be seeing this anymore.

Could any other users confirm wether they have this forgery still coming up under the hostnamed link ? i.e. without the IP in the URL.