Its never worked for me with the new forums, I either go to:
http://www.tekforums.co.uk/recentTopics/list.page
or
http://www.tekforums.co.uk/forums/list.page
as tekforums.co.uk times out or I get a "this page does not exist" dialog from FF.
No biggie for me, but if we want to recapture the old audience, getting the DNS cleared up might be a good idea.
Another thing of note: searching for tekforums on google brings up no instances of the new forums. :/
Quote from: maximusotterIts never worked for me with the new forums, I either go to:
http://www.tekforums.co.uk/recentTopics/list.page
or
http://www.tekforums.co.uk/forums/list.page
as tekforums.co.uk times out or I get a "this page does not exist" dialog from FF.
No biggie for me, but if we want to recapture the old audience, getting the DNS cleared up might be a good idea.
Another thing of note: searching for tekforums on google brings up no instances of the new forums. :/
google wouldnt pick up new one yet, and i dont know about this forum but a lot you have to have the option on that allows google to have a read
Because I havent set it up without the www.
I have now (hence the 1 minute downtime a minute ago :))
Quote from: SamI have now (hence the 1 minute downtime a minute ago :))
:thumbup:
good work!
:thumbup: keep the good work up :D
thankyou sam!
Woo - although there should be no downtime for a DNS change or apache change.
apachectl graceful
is your friend :)
Cheers thou ! Whoop!
Cornet
I dont use apache. And I had to change the way I configured my sites because I dont use non www. usually.