the former's bringing up your apache page -- can you rewrite .htaccess with that condition/rule? :)
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the former's bringing up your apache page -- can you rewrite .htaccess with that condition/rule? :)
yea i am having the same problem:( i started using mozilla firefox, that works for now
I thought it was down for DAYS because my favourite link I clicked on kept bringing me to Apache as well.
same here I thougt RG was down longer than what it actually was because I kept getting the apache page. Rev told me about the www.
Works fine now
it could be a DNS issue on the server hosting repgeeks DNS, or it could be your local DNS.
DNS is resolving correctly, otherwise we wouldn't be seeing the apache page -- it's the .htaccess file on the server, they need to rewrite the resolution conditions. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by milesd
Clear your cache & cookies and try again ;)
I've never had a problem,couple days ago i was here by myself though....:(
its not cache/cookies for that..Quote:
Originally Posted by Zed
its server side.
trust me on this one :)
had to use repgeek.com, thanks Dave for letting me know. I was freaking out!
I have been away for a few days for the funeral of a Toronto FF and didn't even realize that the site was down at all when I got back ...
Issue has been resolved. You should be able to reach Repgeek by http://repgeek.com as well as http://www.repgeek.com
Please let me know if there are any other issues.