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#917627 20-Oct-2013 08:50

Geektastic:[snip]

She says that everyone she asks in NZ and the USA apart from me can see the new site.

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#917629 20-Oct-2013 08:58

richms: Was the old page static or dynamic? It may have been served with a stupidly long expiry which is sitting on vodafones cache they plague their fixed line connections with, try appending a ?something to the end of the URL and see if you get the new page.

I'm not sure whether it was static or dynamic to be honest.

I tried adding some extensions but either get errors saying the page does not exist (where that extension is new) or the old page (where it was the same name on both sites).

I'm not sure who in VF to speak with, as most of the people I have spoken with before did not really sound like sorting this kind of thing was within their pay grade!

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#917634 20-Oct-2013 09:15

Are you on the old TelstraClear network - just wondering of this is a symptom of the various issues that get reported from time to time with their caching/proxy server?

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#917636 20-Oct-2013 09:17

I think at this point you should tell us what the address is so we can test in different networks...

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#917638 20-Oct-2013 09:22

OK.

www.marcusadamsphoto.co.nz

To tell whether you have the old or new version, the old version is broadly light grey with an orange logo in the top left.

The new site is predominantly dark grey with a red and white logo in the top left.

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#917640 20-Oct-2013 09:24

RunningMan: Are you on the old TelstraClear network - just wondering of this is a symptom of the various issues that get reported from time to time with their caching/proxy server?

I don't think so, but anything is possible out here in the bundu I suppose! We have never been customers of theirs, but I am never entirely sure how things work out there in the cabinet etc!

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#917651 20-Oct-2013 10:05

And all of a sudden...it works!!

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#917662 20-Oct-2013 10:34

Geektastic: And all of a sudden...it works!!

Probably an old TTL expiring then...

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#917709 20-Oct-2013 13:23

Or could have been someone from telstra fixing it when they saw the url

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#917725 20-Oct-2013 13:55

It's got a very high TTL value, I'd recommend using 3600.

;; ANSWER SECTION:
www.marcusadamsphoto.co.nz. 14400 IN CNAME marcusadamsphoto.co.nz.
marcusadamsphoto.co.nz. 11914 IN A 66.147.244.147

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#917759 20-Oct-2013 14:58

14400 is only 4 hours though, and it looks like this issue went for a lot longer than that.

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#919475 21-Oct-2013 23:47

mattwnz: Or could have been someone from telstra fixing it when they saw the url

Matt, sometimes the most illogical stuff issues forth from your keyboard...

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#919477 22-Oct-2013 00:01

DoomlordVekk:
mattwnz: Or could have been someone from telstra fixing it when they saw the url

Matt, sometimes the most illogical stuff issues forth from your keyboard...

No, the ISP monitors the forums, and a staff member may have flushed the DNS after reading it, especially as it got fixed immediately after the URL got posted. This is one of a few examples http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=39&topicid=116860&page_no=2

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