Uh...Paul?

[Tnchi2a]

I get Laura's sewing studio on both chrome and IE
My guess is that the static IPs attached to this account experienced and one or more of the IPs where assigned to a new package before they could be recovered.

[Tnchi2a]

Please post working URL: so we can update our links

[WallShadow]

http://www.pmulcahy.com/

Worked this morning and just now.
And while we have Paul's attention: Have you ever considered the melee weapon capacity of an entrenching tool If "All Quiet on the Western Front" can be believed, it is a formidable weapon. Another source I came across, a plaque in our Soldiers' Grove park behind the Penna Capitol Building, tells of an American Korean War soldier who was decorated for actions taken while all the rest of his unit was incapacitated. He kept up rifle fire until out of ammo, then waited for the enemy to creep up an pop their head over the embrasure--when each did, the soldier killed him with his entrenching tool. And he got quite a few this way--nine seems to stick in my mind, but I may not be remembering clearly. From my own use of WW2 GI entrenching tool while camping and yard-working, I have come to the conclusion that I wouldn't feel unarmed while wielding it.

[Legbreaker]

Hmm, getting redirected there now too. Trying to go directly to a particular page gets me a 404 error.

[kato13]

Whatever is happening it is getting worse. I also now direct to the sewing site.

Some information.

The two IPs are on the same class B subnet so they are probably hosted by the same company.

The DNS was last properly populated on April 28th. Something might have changed on that date. The domain is registered until 2019 so probably something related to hosting.

Generally when DNS changes are done on purpose the maximum time it takes to for even the most backwater ISPs to get the change is 48 hours (90% usually get it in 4 hours). The fact that this is partial and slower than that, indicates some type of configuration error to me.

Paul last logged in on Monday so he might not be aware of the issue.

Short term fix for windows users

If you navigate to the following file (you may have to allow you system to view hidden/system files)

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

right click and edit with notepad
and add the lines

199.204.248.103 pmulcahy.com
199.204.248.103 www.pmulcahy.com

then save.

This manually tells your computer to ignore DNS entries for a particular website and use the address provided,

I had to shift f5 refresh to get the new page. If that doesnt work restart your browser.

[Legbreaker]

I really hope Paul gets some sort of compensation for the issue. If it was a business website, he could have been out significant revenue...
Wonder how many other sites are also effected

[pmulcahy11b]

Yes, I got my domain name taken over. Now that I know it is nothing personal (so to speak), I was able to get Yahoo, Godaddy (who I buy my domain from, and which is registered until 2021), and stellar performance from Jumpline (my web host) -- and the threat of legal action to the claim-jumper, who stupidly put her name, phone number, and email address on her site, seems to have done the trick.

She, if legitimate, is just as much a victim as I am. But I didn't feel like being nice about it.

If anything's missing, or there are any remnants of her site you notice, let me know. Most of you know my email address or can contact me through this board. My email is already on the front page (as a BMP, don't try to click on it.)

[pmulcahy11b]

http://www.pmulcahy.com/

Worked this morning and just now.
And while we have Paul's attention: Have you ever considered the melee weapon capacity of an entrenching tool If "All Quiet on the Western Front" can be believed, it is a formidable weapon. Another source I came across, a plaque in our Soldiers' Grove park behind the Penna Capitol Building, tells of an American Korean War soldier who was decorated for actions taken while all the rest of his unit was incapacitated. He kept up rifle fire until out of ammo, then waited for the enemy to creep up an pop their head over the embrasure--when each did, the soldier killed him with his entrenching tool. And he got quite a few this way--nine seems to stick in my mind, but I may not be remembering clearly. From my own use of WW2 GI entrenching tool while camping and yard-working, I have come to the conclusion that I wouldn't feel unarmed while wielding it.

I think I have an E-Tool on my site but...let me look to be sure. It may be a modern E-Tool instead of an older one or Eastern-type.

[Legbreaker]

Seems to still be a problem from my perspective. Guessing it will take a while to come good again

[pmulcahy11b]

It's here:

http://www.pmulcahy.com/equipment/tools.html

Under Entrenching Tool, and I did do both older and modern E-Tools.

[pmulcahy11b]

Seems to still be a problem from my perspective. Guessing it will take a while to come good again

Anyone else besides Leg still having problems May take another bump to the site thief...

Leg, what in particular is screwed up

[.45cultist]

Anyone else besides Leg still having problems May take another bump to the site thief...

Leg, what in particular is screwed up

At 3:08PM Central, link worked for me. Maybe Leg Breaker needs to clear his history of the bad link

[LT. Ox]

Worked on both

Goggle and IE at 1430 hours Mtn time today.

[Rockwolf66]

1:44pm Pacific and I'm getting that redirect now. I'm on Firefox.

[.45cultist]

1:44pm Pacific and I'm getting that redirect now. I'm on Firefox.

I am using Firefox as well. Maybe its the servers.