All of a sudden, it doesnt work

[onthefly]

The site all of a sudden got all messed up www.flytyingbug.com admin doesnt work any what the heck?

 

[Paul B]

What isn't working?

I can see the Admin login screen: http://www.flytyingbug.com/admin.php

 

[borbole]

I can load it fine as well.

 

[onthefly]

What isn't working?

I can see the Admin login screen: http://www.flytyingbug.com/admin.php

when I click on that link i get this,

Not Found

The requested URL /admin.php was not found on this server.

 

[Paul B]

That could be a caching problem with your browser.
Try a hard refresh; CTRL+F5

 

[onthefly]

That could be a caching problem with your browser.
Try a hard refresh; CTRL+F5

Ya, I did that. There is nothing but a blank page?

 

[onthefly]

I dont get it, can you still see it? I cant see noting but a blank page

 

[steven s]

Gotta be a browser issue. I can see the admin page.

 

[Andy.N]

I see the login as well
Check with your host if your IP has been blocked. It happened to me sometimes in the past.

 

[Blue Mosquito]

Try using a different browser.

 

[onthefly]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions, i tried them all to no avail but I did unplug my router and opened a new browser and it worked, weird!

 

[Dark_Hunter]

I can see it too, might be a DNS and caching problem. try this.

1. Restart your router or modem
2. Go to cmd and type ipconfig/flushdns
3. If you using Firefox then go to Tools click clear Recent History chose everything and all the boxes and click clear
4. Use CCleaner

 

[subtato]

I can see it too, might be a DNS and caching problem. try this.

1. Restart your router or modem
2. Go to cmd and type ipconfig/flushdns
3. If you using Firefox then go to Tools click clear Recent History chose everything and all the boxes and click clear
4. Use CCleaner

Already resolved per the message above yours.
Glad you got it fixed onthefly, surprised that made a difference.

 

[Dark_Hunter]

Ah man. I stupid.

 

[onthefly]

I can see it too, might be a DNS and caching problem. try this.

1. Restart your router or modem
2. Go to cmd and type ipconfig/flushdns
3. If you using Firefox then go to Tools click clear Recent History chose everything and all the boxes and click clear
4. Use CCleaner

No, I am going to try this cause it keeps happening? Why do i have to keep unplugging my router to get the site to work, its only my site, not this one?

 

[Dark_Hunter]

When you unplug your router you get a new IP witch can help if your site blocked your old one, k?

 

[onthefly]

OK, there is a problem here, I sent the link of the site off to a guy from one of my other sites an her is also experiencing the same problem as I did, somethings up here?

 

[Dark_Hunter]

I smell a DNS server issue.

 

[Blandt]

OK, there is a problem here, I sent the link of the site off to a guy from one of my other sites an her is also experiencing the same problem as I did, somethings up here?

Are you using your hosting company DNS or your Domain registrar ?

If you are using the hosting company's DNS you need to call them and give them the heads up.

to make sure it is the DNS do this:

open a command line (CMD as an administrator : right click run as Administrator)
then type this command : tracert www.flytyingbug.com



If the last line shows your VPS IP then there is no problem.
If it shows your old IP from where your domain was hosted or can't resolve it then you have a problem with the DNS.

Do these tests then come back with what you see and we will go from there
oh and clear your machine's DNS by running this command :

ipconfig /flushdns

then try

tracert www.flytyingbug.com

 

[onthefly]

Are you using your hosting company DNS or your Domain registrar ?

If you are using the hosting company's DNS you need to call them and give them the heads up.

to make sure it is the DNS do this:

open a command line (CMD as an administrator : right click run as Administrator)
then type this command : tracert www.flytyingbug.com

If the last line shows your VPS IP then there is no problem.
If it shows your old IP from where your domain was hosted or can't resolve it then you have a problem with the DNS.

Do these tests then come back with what you see and we will go from there
oh and clear your machine's DNS by running this command :

ipconfig /flushdns

then try

tracert www.flytyingbug.com

Yes the last line shows the IP of my new server. Could it have been because it was a new server created this morning and just took some time to.......