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Originally Posted by nate
New domains seem to resolve in about 10 minutes for me (after I point the names at a an IP address). Names with IP addresses usually take longer because they have to propogate and get flushed from the cache of users's DNS servers. I use a local linux caching nameserver that looks to 6 outside dns servers for info. Most people arent so lucky, they are stuck with the shitty DNS their ISP gives them (although that can be overridden if the user is savy).
Your 2257 concern is interesting, but I don't think you would have trouble as you have no control over the content of the site. You only control the name, not the server, and I think they would have to show you were in control of both to dick with you.
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Yeah...doesn't really bother me, but as you can tell I have a thing with godaddy and tend to sound argumentative when their name comes up.
Anyway, everyone chooses their own suppliers, and I apologize if I became argumentative after my point was already made.
Cheers!
2009-04-08, 06:43 PM
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