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kitty_kate
2006-08-12, 11:10 AM
Hello all,
I just want to announce that I'm changing hosts this weekend, so my submitted free sites could be unavailable until the DNS change will propagate trough the net.
I buyed hosting from Dreamhost, and I hope they aren't selling just dreams lol.
The domain is my-asian-kitty.com
So... you Link List owners please don't ban me |thumb
MrYum
2006-08-12, 11:36 AM
Good luck Kate |thumb
For future reference, it goes a lot smoother if you leave your old hosting in place until after DNS propagates to your new host. If done properly and with no hiccups, completely eliminates downtime |thumb
kitty_kate
2006-08-12, 11:51 AM
Thanks for advice MrYum, I'll sure do this way.
Yeah, when we moved GreenguyandJim, I think we were down for 10 mins while Sparky did some path changes for the board.
kitty_kate
2006-08-12, 07:22 PM
OK, host changed.
Everything ran smoothly and I'm already seeing hits from several Link Lists in my stats. And as far as I could understand from http://www.squish.net/dnscheck/ it seems that the DNS changes are updating fast. |thumb
MrYum
2006-08-13, 12:56 AM
Glad it went smoothly for ya Kate |thumb
kitty_kate
2006-08-14, 07:59 PM
Yeah it went quite smooth.
One thing is not right, still. When I check on domaintools.com it still returns my old IP in the whois, altought at ping it shows the new IP (which is correct). I checked many other sites offering similar services and they all show my new IP.
And another thing to ask: how should I appeal against the ban at http://bl.usefulscripts.com/ ? I don't use anymore a free host.
MrYum
2006-08-14, 10:38 PM
Yeah it went quite smooth.
One thing is not right, still. When I check on domaintools.com it still returns my old IP in the whois, altought at ping it shows the new IP (which is correct). I checked many other sites offering similar services and they all show my new IP.
And another thing to ask: how should I appeal against the ban at http://bl.usefulscripts.com/ ? I don't use anymore a free host.
Sounds like domaintools just hasn't updated their cache yet...it'll sometimes take up to 48-72 hours for everything to full propagate.
There should be a link on the useful scripts blacklist to appeal directly to whomever put you on the list.
kitty_kate
2006-08-15, 05:40 AM
Thanks MrYum, but there isn't any link there :)
Thanks MrYum, but there isn't any link there :)
Sure there is. My first look at the site, but it seems pretty straight forward. On this page http://bl.usefulscripts.com/blocked/ click on the " Appeals Procedure" link AFTER..
# Complete the form at the bottom of the page. ( NOTE: The form will only appear if you selected an item to appeal. You must search for the item and then click on the "appeal" link.)
# The contents of this form will be sent to the webmaster who added you to their Black List.
# The webmaster will review the item being appealed.
kitty_kate
2006-08-15, 05:37 PM
Could you please be so kind and show the obvious to me? Just look at the screenshot and please enlighten me
Sorry, but I don't have anything on the blacklist, so I can't help you with that page. It certainly looks like a link is missing, though.
If someone who can help you doesn't notice this thread, I would start a new one about the appeal process. (and include that screen cap). The webmasters that use that list, really have no reason to read this thread.
kitty_kate
2006-08-15, 07:17 PM
Trev, you're right. I shall open a new thread.
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