Need your help - Im beginning to lose my shit

[Hawkster]

Ok long story short,

i allowed a domain to expire by accident, i realized this after i went to log in to the site, i got a 403 error.

I renewed the domain etc.

Everyone world wide can access the site no problem, my stats tell me this.

But im still getting the 403 error - i figured it was a cache thing, so i cleared my browsers cache/ flushed dns and reset my router.


But still i get the 403 error - this is driving me bananas.

Can any of you smart people shed some light on it?

 

[Nut-Nights]

contact your domain registrar support ? if you renew it, everything will be ok

 

[BlogPro]

PM me your domain please. We'll check the propagation scenario and figure out why you're getting the error.

Also, FU for that title man. Scared the shit out of me.

 

[Sristy]

It is just your ISP caching the old page, wait for a day or so and then contact your ISP about it.

 

[Conor]

What's with the title of the thread though?

 

[Hawkster]

contact your domain registrar support ? if you renew it, everything will be ok

Yeah i renewed it 24 hours ago, the sites fine for everyone worldwide except me.

It is just your ISP caching the old page, wait for a day or so and then contact your ISP about it.

Makes the most sense. Cheers

 

[Sristy]

What's with the title of the thread though?

To get the eyeballs

 

[florflor]

To get the eyeballs

Please don't abuse the subject. I thought you were suicidal and needed help. Not appreciated.

 

[Hawkster]

Please don't abuse the subject. I thought you were suicidal and needed help. Not appreciated.

I'll assume that was to me.

This is an IM forum if i was suicidal there is no fucking way i would come here for advice.

Title edited....

 

[Couch Monkey Media]

Log into your domain account and put the name server settings back in. Most wipe those out after it expires. So check that and see if that fixes your issues.

If not you can always set the a record as well. But I am willing to bet its the name server settings.

 

[Hawkster]

Hi buddy,

I actually found what the problem was, somehow my ip along with about 80 others managed to find themselves in the ip block list in cpanel. Im not the most tech savvy so im still not sure how that happened - I removed the ip's including my own and i can access the site again.


Thanks for the reply.

Log into your domain account and put the name server settings back in. Most wipe those out after it expires. So check that and see if that fixes your issues.

If not you can always set the a record as well. But I am willing to bet its the name server settings.

 

[Couch Monkey Media]

glad you got it figured out.