Just to let you know that the UUU public webpage at http://www.unicycle.org.uk/ is being moved to a new server sometime in the next week or so.
I'm not sure exactly when the move will take place, but when it happens the site may be unavailable for about 24 hours whilst the DNS records update.
If you get a page not found error, or see an ISP 'holding page', try again the next day. If you still can't see the webpages, you might need to do a Refresh/Reload in your browser.
What's the problem? If you run the vhost on both servers simultanious nobody will notice your DNS change.
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What's the problem? If you run the vhost on both servers simultanious nobody will notice your DNS change.
Indeed, but I always err on the side of caution.
Particularly as the move to the new server necessitated a change to the underlying file structure to allow appropriate ftp access to different parts of it (Roger only had 2 unicycling sites on the old server, but I have 8 or so business sites on mine, so was unwilling to allow ftp access to the top level like Roger did).
As a result there was a fair bit of configuring URLs to paths to be done, and I did make one mistake (which I noticed and correctly within a couple of hours of the DNS updating at my site).
