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Old 2003-09-05, 02:33 PM   #1
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Unhappy Moving Hosts - Don't blacklist me :)

In July my host messed up & my sites all went offline for 3 hours & 15 minutes (early one Sunday morning)!

Within 2 days we lost all our links with one linklist & one avs company & the linklist (who shall remain nameless) has never added the link back (despite we mailed & explained & resubmitted as we were invited to do)...

Since that 3 hour downtime I have tried to reach my host by email (8 times) & left 2 messages on the ansafone which I get when I ring his 'emergency support number'... I love to ring Canada from the UK to speak to an ansafone |pissed|

I even mailed him via his new content company & another customer of his - but I haven't had a single response!

So - we're moving to a new host...

I set everything up correctly & registered the new dns details yesterday & right now the domain is unreachable!

I'm told it's because the dns is propogating & it will fluctuate for the next few days until it's finished...

(So if you are trading links with apassion4porn.com please be patient, it will be ok within a day or two...)

The thing is - when I move the domain with all the free sites on it (angel4christyb.com) - if this happens again - I'm going to run the risk of getting links dropped from a lot more link lists (maybe even blacklisted if somebody is a little over-zealous)...

Is there any way I can prevent this 'unreachable period' or is it inevitable when moving hosts?
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Old 2003-09-06, 04:34 AM   #2
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Re: Moving Hosts - Don't blacklist me :)

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Originally posted by ChristyB
In July my host messed up & my sites all went offline for 3 hours & 15 minutes (early one Sunday morning)!

Within 2 days we lost all our links with one linklist & one avs company & the linklist (who shall remain nameless) has never added the link back (despite we mailed & explained & resubmitted as we were invited to do)...

Since that 3 hour downtime I have tried to reach my host by email (8 times) & left 2 messages on the ansafone which I get when I ring his 'emergency support number'... I love to ring Canada from the UK to speak to an ansafone |pissed|

I even mailed him via his new content company & another customer of his - but I haven't had a single response!

So - we're moving to a new host...

I set everything up correctly & registered the new dns details yesterday & right now the domain is unreachable!

I'm told it's because the dns is propogating & it will fluctuate for the next few days until it's finished...

(So if you are trading links with apassion4porn.com please be patient, it will be ok within a day or two...)

The thing is - when I move the domain with all the free sites on it (angel4christyb.com) - if this happens again - I'm going to run the risk of getting links dropped from a lot more link lists (maybe even blacklisted if somebody is a little over-zealous)...

Is there any way I can prevent this 'unreachable period' or is it inevitable when moving hosts?
what is up with hosting company's these days?
we have had similar problems with our old host, we moved our host about 1 month ago and finally all is going as it should.
i feel with you guys
hope everything will be okay
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Old 2003-09-07, 06:12 AM   #3
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Hi Christy - good luck with your move, hope it all went smoothly - as for your question - check out newsletter #60 from this forum, there is a solution to that problen using htaccess - worth bearing in mind for the future.

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Old 2003-09-07, 10:24 AM   #4
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Thanks vapser - Maybe we had the same (ex) host - lol

Hi Paul - it all went ok in the end.
Funny - the newletter turned up just after the problem was fixed
I can access my nameserver anyway, the problem which caused the short downtime was an 'unusual error with the dns processing' at the new host!
(Off to a flying start - lol)...

It was fixed after a few hours & everything is looking good



Now that's out of the way I can turn the icq back on & see if we can get that ad rotator working again
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