I have EAC eac095pb5, and the latest Accuraterip .dll file in the EAC directory. It correctly set the offset, but I don't seem to be getting the Accuraterip results when I rip a CD.

For example, if I attempt to submit results, there are no results available. I see the Accuraterip icon in the lower right corner of EAC, and I have a menu option for submitting results, but where are the results?

Accuraterip: what is it? Why would I want it? Does EAC not rip fine the way it is? What is the story with AccurateRip?? Thanks. BTW, the main page is down and the webmaster is not accepting emails.

I'm not sure if this is serious or sarcastic. On topic answers would be helpful.

My question is not about the merits of Accuraterip. That would be a topic for another thread. In the meantime, perhaps I can find the answer here:

http://www.exactaudiocopy.org/eac16.html

If the AccurateRip icon is present in EAC and the menu has the link to submit results, it's correctly installed.
I have ripped plenty of CDs lately using EAC&Accuraterip, and it always worked fine, displaying a resume at the end of every rip. However, some CDs are not present in its database (or the pressing is different), so it can't know if the rip was accurate. That's why submitting your results link is there.
Try ripping like 5 popular CDs, and see if any of these is "Accurately Ripped". If none is, there might be a problem somewhere.

Also, you must rip individual tracks, not an image of the entire disc.

It was this:

AccurateRip will only be enabled on ripping if either the option "Overread into lead-in/out" AND/OR the option "Fill missing samples with silence" is activated.

The website was moved over to dual redundant balanced servers, the main web and accuraterip submissions were down for a few hours, but are fully operational once more.