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Heathasm
post Mar 17 2005, 09:21 PM
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So far I've made 3 working subdomains, but after making my first two i started experiencing this problem: when I make my new subdomains, the only accessible route is mydomain.com/thesubdomain and the subdomain.mydomain.com is not created at all. I looked around on the web, and i've read indications that its a problem with cpanel. (and the subdomain not resolving through DNS servers?) I waited more than 2 days for my new subdomain's to start working but they never did. im 99.99999% sure that i didnt do any thing wrong when i made the subdomains that arent workin ~_~ so thats why its so frustrating

any one know what this is all about, experienced the same problem?
 
 
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jordanriane
post Mar 18 2005, 04:18 AM
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If the subdomains don't propagate by today, you should send an e-mail to your host asking them what the problem could be.

Though you're not the only one having problems with subdomains. I've had problems where I get refresh pages for my sub/domains, or notice's from mozilla saying that sub/domain doesn't exist, etc. Which is funny because obviously the domain exists, because it's paid for, etc.

I haven't really asked my host about the problem, which I should honestly do.

I thought it was firefox at first, so I checked out IE and it does the same thing in IE.
 
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post Mar 18 2005, 03:37 PM
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QUOTE(jordanriane @ Mar 18 2005, 4:18 AM)
If the subdomains don't propagate by today,  you should send an e-mail to your host asking them what the problem could be.

Though you're not the only one having problems with subdomains. I've had problems where I get refresh pages for my sub/domains, or notice's from mozilla saying that sub/domain doesn't exist, etc. Which is funny because obviously the domain exists, because it's paid for, etc.

I haven't really asked my host about the problem, which I should honestly do.

I thought it was firefox at first, so I checked out IE and it does the same thing in IE.
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yeah i noticed alot of people having the same problem who use cpanel. its deffinately some thing to do with the dns servers, i sent an email yesterday, but no reply yet.
 

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