2 day can t load my website

[Doxyzzz]

Website URL

https://pharmeo.ct.ws/

Error Message

schannel: remote party requests renegotiation
schannel: renegotiating SSL/TLS connection
schannel: server closed abruptly (missing close_notify)
curl: (56) schannel: server closed abruptly (missing close_notify)

Other Information

Hi all/staffs

I hope I’m not wasting anyone’s time unnecessarily, but my website has not been loading for the past two days. There is no actual error shown — it simply fails to load and eventually times out.

I suspect it could be related to some kind of anti-bot protection or an IP response issue, but as far as I can tell, it does not appear to be a code-related problem.

I would really appreciate it if someone could help me figure out what might be causing this.

I’m currently developing the website on a small scale and running a live test with it. If I can finish the development and get everything working properly, I’m planning to become a paying customer in the future. However, right now I can’t continue testing or developing because I cannot access the website.

If anyone has experienced something similar, or has an idea whether this could be caused by an IP restriction, anti-bot protection, server-side limitation, DNS issue, or something similar, I would really appreciate any advice.

I’m not necessarily expecting someone to fix it for me. Even pointing me in the right direction and helping me understand where I should start troubleshooting would be a huge help.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to take a look.

[Admin]

I checked the website, and I think I found the issue.

The website seems to be “loading indefinitely”, but when I check the Network tab in my browser’s developer tools, there were no open requests. So whatever was keeping the browser busy was Javascript in your website.

I threw the code in AI to see if it could find the root cause, and this is what it came back with. It looks plausible to me, but I’m no Javascript expert and I don’t know your code, so I have no idea how accurate this is.

It’s a self-triggering MutationObserver that creates an infinite loop, so the page never finishes loading.

The culprit is in app-live-20260924-1748.js, around line 482-507:

function removeProgressSourceColumn() {
  ...
  const headingDescription = root.querySelector('.progress-header-row .muted');
  if (headingDescription) headingDescription.textContent = 'A kiválasztott projekt izometria- és előrehaladási összesítése.';
  ...
}
removeProgressSourceColumn();
new MutationObserver(removeProgressSourceColumn).observe(document.body, {childList: true, subtree: true});

The callback unconditionally assigns textContent on an element inside document.body. Assigning textContent always replaces the element’s child text node, even when the new text is identical, and that counts as a childList mutation. The observer watches body with subtree: true, so each run queues another run. Since MutationObserver callbacks are microtasks, the queue never drains and the event loop never gets back to normal tasks.

That explains everything you’re seeing:

• The HAR shows all requests completed, but onContentLoad and onLoad are both -1. DOMContentLoaded never fires because the parser can’t finish while the microtask loop is spinning.
• The spinner and “transferring data” message are just your browser reporting that the document never finished loading. There’s no actual network activity.

The fix is to only write when the text actually differs:

const text = 'A kiválasztott projekt izometria- és előrehaladási összesítése.';
if (headingDescription && headingDescription.textContent !== text) headingDescription.textContent = text;

The other operations in that function (the .remove() calls and the hidden select insertion) are already conditional, so they settle after one pass. The textContent line is the only one that re-fires every time. Given the file names, this looks like it was introduced in the 2026-09-24 17:48 deploy, so it’s squarely the user’s own code and not a hosting issue.

So no, this is definitely not a hosting issue, the issue is solely caused by the code on your website.

[Doxyzzz]

Hello,

I am having a problem with my website:

https://pharmeo.ct.ws/

I have fully compared the local project with the files currently stored on the server.

The local files and the FTP files are byte-for-byte identical. The SHA-256 hashes also match.

For example:

app-20260924-21.js

Local/FTP size:
296623 bytes

SHA-256:
F5B07503DCF988AB289A03EC842C408798A7F65947172EA6DEF004078C0D54CF

However, when the JavaScript files are requested from the live website, the server does not return JavaScript.

For example:

GET:
https://pharmeo.ct.ws/core/interface.js?v=20260918-01

Response:

HTTP 200
Content-Type: text/html

The response is an Anti-Bot challenge HTML page beginning with:

<html><body><script ...

The same happens to all 13 JavaScript files loaded by the application.

For example:

• core/interface.js

• app-20260924-21.js

• modules/isometria-progress/app-20260924-04.js

• modules/notifications/app-live-20260924-1748.js

The local versions correctly return JavaScript with application/javascript and the expected file sizes.

Because the live server returns HTML instead of JavaScript, the browser fails at the first script with:

Unexpected token '<'

The application therefore never reaches its normal JavaScript initialization and no application API requests are started.

The important point is that the source files on FTP are identical to the working local files. The difference is only in the HTTP response generated by the live server.

Could you please investigate why the Anti-Bot system is replacing normal .js file responses with the challenge HTML for this domain?

Please also check whether this domain/IP is currently affected by an Anti-Bot, security, proxy, caching, or server-side filtering issue.

I have not changed the application source code while investigating this issue.

Thank you.

[Admin]

The anti bot security system blocks all non browser access. If you open that URL to the Javascript file that you shared in your post in a browser, you’ll see that it works just fine. If you try to access files on your website some other way, e.g. using cURL, Postman, or (hazarding a guess here) an AI chatbot trying to download the files, that won’t work and you’ll get the anti bot challenge.

None of this prevents your website from working, and none of this is related to the issue that you started this topic with.

Remember that the issue on your website is caused by your Javascript getting stuck in an endless loop, not Javascript files failing to download. That means that browsers can download and run the Javascript. Files being blocked was never the issue.

If you want to feed your code into an AI to help solve this, you can have it read the Javascript files from your own computer, or open it in a browser yourself and save the file or download the contents. Or even have the AI tool run a headless browser itself!

[Doxyzzz]

Thx for help Owner you are such a good person i can’t belive this site is real no ticket system or sm bullsh.*** just “fast as possible” response that’s fit and very very live have a good night and one more time thx for help