Welcome to the new server.
Where a Redneck Jew, a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.
Welcome to the new server.
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You probably already know, but you got to fix the certificate for the site 🙂
Woo!
Definitely see the speed difference. 👍🏼
It does seem faster
I’m getting the email with the new posts and can see the new posts in The Old Reader, but I cannot see the new posts on the web site.
Ditto. Can see this post, but can’t see the newer ones for which I’ve been getting e-mail notifications. Traceroute shows it living somewhere on a Linode, which I assume is the new server.
I’ve tried multiple browsers, and even my phone with WiFi turned off (so entirely different Internet service), so it’s not a cache thing.
Update: when I subscribed to comments, I somehow got subscribed to “Error 500”. I don’t know much about WordPress, but that doesn’t sound right.
Yea Team – something to replace NFL and NCAA footsball! Those over paid, empty-headed morons.
Greetings from the north country
Your next 2 posts are in my email but i cant go to it and leave a comment
At this time, there are some people reporting some errors. If you are seeing this post, then you are on the new server. If you don’t see this post, then you are visiting the old server.
DNS is a finicky beast and it takes time for all the people that like to cache IP addresses to get the word.
If you see anything referring to the old hosting server, that is likely a cached IP address in your browser or your computer or your service provider.
You might be able to fix it with a “shift Reload” or you can try an incognito/private window. We are monitoring and Miguel is very good at yelling with the right level of curse words when he sees something wrong.
Thank you for all your donations to Miguel and for your forgiveness as we watch things slowly propagate and get a little better (see, not a post, just a comment)
Working fine for me. Quick.
So I figured it out. Our great bloggers, Miguel and J.Kb. either had a couple of posts pending OR they managed to post on the old site.
So the old site sent out email saying “NEW POSTS!” But when we went to visit the new site we saw things that we shouldn’t.
It all comes down to DNS propagation. I don’t have access to put the old site in maintenance mode so it is still serving pages to those poor unfortunate souls that were captured by the sea witch of DNS propagation.
Got the announcement email, clicked the link, arrived here with no trouble. Nice work guys.