Site Down Time

LibDemVoice will be down between 19:00 and 20:00 (BST) for a server migration.
Hopefully we have found a way to avoid DNS issues, however you might have problems accessing the site for the next few days.
Apologies in advance.

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5 Comments

  • Provide a link to the IP of the new site that people can keep hold of?

  • Andrew Suffield 28th Jul '09 - 5:39pm

    Best way to avoid DNS issues is to adjust the TTL down to something short (eg, 10 minutes) before the move, then put it back afterwards. Right now it’s at 24 hours – bit late now, but if you’d changed it yesterday then the update today would have gone through quickly.

  • loving the new design

  • Romer Hoseason 29th Jul '09 - 12:46am

    Like the new design but where has lib dem blogs gone to?

    http://www.libdemblogs.co.uk/

    Could it be a fourth tab next to Most Read/op-eds/recent comments?

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