web-user.net is soooooo slow I have to stop trying to edit pages due to the long,long long wait for files/pages to load.
What gives,never had such a long time for pages to load???
Bud
site loading sooooo slowly I can't edit pages right mow.
Be sure, when you edit your
Submitted by Bud on June 28, 2007 - 8:31pm.
Be sure, when you edit your site, that you're editing your *new* site, because changes made to the old one will be lost.
How do I know it is the *new* site?
Will I just edit a page as usual or need I look for something to tell me what is what??
Sorry for the ignorance about this Paul.
Thanks,
Bud aka web-user
Hmmm. The new site and the
Submitted by Paul Ding on June 28, 2007 - 8:47pm.
Hmmm. The new site and the old site will look exactly the same. You can look on cpanel to see what server you're on (you moved from jasper to ides) or you can ping your site (jasper's IP ends in 6, ides's IP ends in 95).
I just put a file called "site.html" in the base directory of your new site.
If your ISP has their name servers set up kosher, you should be resolving to your new site already.
Life is a beta...
Can I get "moved",too?
Submitted by kramer on December 4, 2007 - 2:41pm.
I feel like I'm on webtv with dial-up. Sometimes it takes literally minutes to get into a file.
As I write this, Bud, you're
As I write this, Bud, you're being moved to another server, one that's more lightly loaded.
I'm leaving your site up on Jasper, because ISPs cache their DNS information. It's supposed to flush in 4 hours, but some ISPs ignore flush instructions, and use the old data for days or weeks.
Be sure, when you edit your site, that you're editing your *new* site, because changes made to the old one will be lost.
Life is a beta...