So as of today when I click on the 'forum' button to go back to the list of all the various forum from whatever post I'm reading I get redirected to Evolution Hosting -- so instead I have to click on the permies logo and go through the main page every time instead. Anyone else experiencing the minor inconvenience of a disrupted routine and an additional click?
Seriously? I've been having this issue all morning. I'm talking about the text list which runs directly over the 'reply' box I'm now typing in. the one that says permies>> forums >> tinkering>>> et cetera when I click the 'forums' after posting...
So yeah both the permies and the forums buttons up top are doing this the subforum buttons like >>growies and >>hugleculture work the same as always. Just thought I'd give ya the heads up - I can relearn my ways if I'm the only one getting this error - navigation is still possible just not using my established routine
I'm getting redirected to: http://www.evolutionhosting.com/undefined.jsp?server=imhotep.ejip.net&ipAddress=64.78.153.15. I follow the RSS feed of the forums I want to follow--useing feedly.com--and click on the topics I want to follow. When I typed permies.com in the address bar and I got to the site, but when I clicked on the forum I'd get the redirect. That's what happens on Firefox anyway. I got here via a google search--evlutionhosting.com hijack permies.com--using Chrome. I went back to Firefox and tried to refresh as Jaikiran suggested, but got the redirect anyway. Any other ideas?
I'm in the foothills of the San Pedro Mountains in northern New Mexico--at 7600' with about 15" of precipitation, zone 4b historically--growing vegetables for the local farmer's market, working at season-extension, looking to use more permaculture techniques and join with other people around here to start and grow for farmers markets.
Permies.com and richsoil.com got moved to a new server a couple of days ago. Usually, when making this sort of move, the idea is to set the DNS cache timer to something really short, like 5 minutes. But I think somebody forgot that step and the timer was set to something like 48 hours. So some people are getting wonky stuff.
No. Performing normally this morning. Thanks for the explanation.
I'm in the foothills of the San Pedro Mountains in northern New Mexico--at 7600' with about 15" of precipitation, zone 4b historically--growing vegetables for the local farmer's market, working at season-extension, looking to use more permaculture techniques and join with other people around here to start and grow for farmers markets.
It's probably stale DNS entries. Whoever did the move forgot to set a low TTL on the DNS records a day or two ahead of time, and so when the switch happened lots of people had cached DNS entries pointing to the old server until those caches expired and the new records were fetched.