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It's DNS, we're working on it. Sorry, thank you for bearing with us.
by pgporada 1y ago
It's DNS, we're working on it. Sorry, thank you for bearing with us.
- Titan2189 1y agoIt's not DNS There's no way it's DNS It was DNS
- deadbabe 1y agoFive stages of DNS outage: 1. Denial: It’s not DNS. 2. Anger: What the fuck is it! 3. Bargaining: Maybe it’s a firewall, or Cloudflare! 4. Depression: We’ve checked everything… 5. Acceptance: It’s DNS.
- trinsic2 1y agoLOL. I just went though this the other day. my site was intermittently non-accessible. DNS was the last thing I thought it was until I ran a crawler on my site and spotted some 404 errors. Found that my non-www. url was pointed at the wrong IP and I forgot to update it when I transfered my domain to a new host.
- woleium 1y agoThat ttl is a killer, eh?
- senectus1 1y agowhoa whoa whoa.. slow down! you dont just leap to "It's DNS"... you have to try to blame everything else first before you get to DNS. it's like foreplay!
- dylan604 1y agowhen all of the interns have jumped around the corner before the blame hammer was wielded, you have to move to the next item on the list
- adamcharnock 1y agoIt's always either DNS or MTU. (Or, as I recently encountered, it can also be a McAfee corporate firewall trying to be helpful by showing a download progress bar in place of an HTTP SSE stream. I was sure that was being caused by MTU, but alas no.)