Can Anyone Load ThanksAJ.com?

coliver

It's supposed to reboot every two days automatically at 3AM. Is this the proper context for that in cron?
0 3 * * 0,2,4,6 reboot

should probably run that as /sbin/reboot. I don't think cron has a path to follow so you need to specify locations explicitly.

thanksajdotcom

@coliver said:

@thanksajdotcom said:
It's supposed to reboot every two days automatically at 3AM. Is this the proper context for that in cron?
0 3 * * 0,2,4,6 reboot
should probably run that as /sbin/reboot. I don't think cron has a path to follow so you need to specify locations explicitly.

it's worked in the past with just one day. I was more curious about the 0,2,4,6 part, but I'll try that too.

Advertisement much?

thanksajdotcom

@thecreativeone91 said:

Advertisement much?

What? I was troubleshooting a technical issue. Wasn't for SEO or anything.

IRJ

I love the look of the new site

thanksajdotcom

@IRJ said:

I love the look of the new site

Thanks. I had multiple people comment about how hard it was to read comments from Facebook due to the black background and transparent form. So I changed to a brighter look. I like it. It's even cleaner than the last one.

nadnerB

It's working from here.

lance

@thanksajdotcom said:

http://www.thanksaj.com

Works for me...

scottalanmiller

@thanksajdotcom said:

Yeah, it pings with the right IP but DNS won't resolve it! GRRR!

Are you using CloudFlare?

scottalanmiller

Working here no issues.

Cloudflare is always going to resolve to its own IP unless you turn off their cache by making the could icon for that entry go grey.

thanksajdotcom

Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.

thanksajdotcom

Yeah I fixed it. Issue was that www.thanksaj.com AND thanksaj.com had to both be changed, and I forgot the www one.

thanksajdotcom

However, now I can no longer ping the C@C server...

scottalanmiller

@thanksajdotcom said:

Yeah I fixed it. Issue was that www.thanksaj.com AND thanksaj.com had to both be changed, and I forgot the www one.

That's a deeper issue. You made two A records which is not how you do that. The www one should be a CNAME, not an A record. Good DNS management from the beginning protects you from that.

@thanksajdotcom said:

Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.

Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.

scottalanmiller

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.

Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.

Can't have the domain listed in two places.

@scottalanmiller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.

Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.

Can't have the domain listed in two places.

How is it listed two places? You take site.no-ip.com name and use as an alias with a cname record. Should work fine.

scottalanmiller

@thecreativeone91 said:

How is it listed two places? You take site.no-ip.com name and use as an alias with a cname record. Should work fine.

Oh, I see, didn't know that no-ip.com could do that.

thanksajdotcom

Ok, can you guys explain this to me more please? This is all going right over me.