We’ve moved to a new server
By NoQuarterLive on October 27, 2008 at 7:55 PM in Current Affairs
[UPDATE: COMMENTS ARE OPEN AGAIN NOW, and we are publishing NEW STORIES SHORTLY. - SusanUnPC]
Okay, folks, our migration is over. We’re on a new high-powered cluster and we’ll be kicking the tires and watching to make sure everything works okay.
You probably have the old server address in your cache, and it can take several days for all the different pathways in the internet to stop going to that old server and start finding our new server. That’s why you might have trouble reaching us for awhile, or get old pages when you do reach us. It’s because you’re still getting stuff off the old server.
So do this:
1. Clear your cache in your browser. (I hope you know how to do that!)
2. Close your browser.
3. Open up your command prompt — that’s the MS-DOS prompt, the old-fashioned black window. In XP, you can access that through Programs/Accessories. When you get the black DOS window, type in this at the C prompt: ipconfig /flushdns
Then press enter.
4. Close your MS-DOS command window.
5. Re-boot your computer.
If you do all those steps, that should clear out all the old pathways to our old server.
Let us know if you have any problems. And tell other folks, too, since if people are trying to find us using their old bookmarks, etc., they’re probably still going to our old server.
Within a few days every place in the internet should be pointing to our new server correctly.






















