algby Posted October 29, 2013 Posted October 29, 2013 all of a sudden now I'm getting a 404 error. can't seem to figure it out strange errors I'm facing these days.. sometime related to MX records sometime its with receiving email.. & now the biggie 404 I'm not able to access cgi-bin as well haven't modified as .htacess. WHAT? AFAIK I've configured my DNS the right way. I've set the NS to ns1.heliohost.org & ns2.heliohost.org & set the A record to 216.218.192.170 in my cPanel of Domain registrar. Can someone please help me figure it out why I'm getting 404 or how can I fix it. details:framework : WordPressdomain : algby.com
kyoushuu Posted October 29, 2013 Posted October 29, 2013 When did you set up your NS records? It usually takes 24 hours before all nameservers are fully updated, so when a wrong entry is returned, you'll get a 404 error. I got those problems too when I moved one of my sites to a different host. I could view your website though, and I don't get 404 Errors. Did you already tried clearing your cache? As for email, they are the same as yesterday, still has the old values. By the way, when I setup my own domain, I only have to set the DNS records and nothing else, because the other ones will be added by HelioHost. They could be accessed in the cPanel too (Domains > DNS Zone Editor).
Ice IT Support Posted October 30, 2013 Posted October 30, 2013 Please be advised that file names on Unix systems, such as HelioHost, are case-sensitive. The inability to see the contents of cgi-bin from a web browser is normal. The files inside are still accessible.
algby Posted October 30, 2013 Author Posted October 30, 2013 thank you guys for your inputs, it seemed that the problem was with the browser.. thanks to @kyoushuu for mentioning that he was able to access it from his PC. I tried clearing cache, but didn't help, then I accessed the site from a different PC & didn't get the 404 error .. all's good & fine here.Thanks for your support. :D/&--#62; cheers!!!.
algby Posted October 31, 2013 Author Posted October 31, 2013 sorry I'd to reopen the issue, this time I have the screen shots (firefox & chrome with history cleared) pls check the attachment.@Krydos I get 404 on all pages/links I'd cleared cache of my browser in chrome & firefox.
algby Posted October 31, 2013 Author Posted October 31, 2013 I'd to reopen the issue I get 404 on all pages/links I'd cleared cache of my browser in chrome & firefox.
Krydos Posted November 1, 2013 Posted November 1, 2013 I get 404 on all pages/linksI'm still seeing http://algby.com/ fine. You didn't really answer my question. Do you mean that all links to algby.com result in a 404 error for you? Does the homepage load, and then if you click any link it gives you a 404? Does the links that give you a 404 error always give you a 404 or do they sometimes work?
algby Posted November 4, 2013 Author Posted November 4, 2013 You didn't really answer my question. Do you mean that all links to algby.com result in a 404 error for you? Does the homepage load, and then if you click any link it gives you a 404? Does the links that give you a 404 error always give you a 404 or do they sometimes work? yeah, homepage & all links to algby.com returned 404. I'm still seeing http://algby.com/ fine. all seems good now... the eerrorr seemed most likely to be a DNS misconfiguration of A records in my domain registrar's cPanel. I re updated it which seems to have fixed the issue. Thanks for your support.
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