[onlinebacon]

Thanks core

[jasonlambert]

If it happens again try adding this to your /etc/hosts file:

67.15.52.42     images.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     ads.coreroot.com
67.15.52.42     linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     www.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     irc.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     feeds.linuxforums.org

I've put that in mine and it get's me past these DNS glitches.

CAUTION: if you do that, and Mark changes the IP of the server or moves the site to a new server you may find the site is no longer accessable at all, in which case remove those entries.

[fingal]

Originally Posted by jasonlambert

If it happens again try adding this to your /etc/hosts file:

67.15.52.42     images.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     ads.coreroot.com
67.15.52.42     linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     www.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     irc.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     feeds.linuxforums.org

I've put that in mine and it get's me past these DNS glitches.

CAUTION: if you do that, and Mark changes the IP of the server or moves the site to a new server you may find the site is no longer accessable at all, in which case remove those entries.

Works for me. Thanks.

[CodeRoot]

Originally Posted by jasonlambert

If it happens again try adding this to your /etc/hosts file:

67.15.52.42     images.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     ads.coreroot.com
67.15.52.42     linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     www.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     irc.linuxforums.org
67.15.52.42     feeds.linuxforums.org

I've put that in mine and it get's me past these DNS glitches.

CAUTION: if you do that, and Mark changes the IP of the server or moves the site to a new server you may find the site is no longer accessable at all, in which case remove those entries.

Thanks Jason!