302 Pages And Such Things

Oct 26, 2009

I'm not sure if this is correct place to post this, but I had a look round and couldn't see anything particularly appropriate.

Can someone point me in the right direction... give me a link or some advice... I want to learn about 302 pages, 301 pages and other types of pages.

I read that 302 pages may mean a website's traffic is being redirected by someone else...?

Obviously, I want to know if someone is sneakily redirecting my traffic... and I need to protect myself against it.

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This is a repost of what I already posted before the big catastrophe.

Please forgive the brutal honesty. It's for your own good.

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3. Contact support via ONE medium
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4. Everyone thinks their ticket is CRITICAL
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5. Do not try to "bump" your ticket
Making continuous replies to your ticket in an event to get a faster response won't work. In fact, in most common helpdesk applications, each reply made rotates the ticket to the bottom of the queue. So really, by bumping your ticket, you're just making yourself wait longer. Not getting service fast enough? Contact the manager of the company!

6. Include all relevant information, but only relevant information
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7. Just because YOU can't see the website does NOT mean the server is down
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8. Avoid live chat & phone support
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Please forgive the brutal honesty. It's for your own good.1. One ticket per issue.

Emailing your issue to Support, Sales, Billing, Abuse, the owner, each individual tech, and the mayor of your town is not going to get your ticket answered any quicker.

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Tech support reps realize that you think your issue is CRITICAL and must be dealt with IMMEDIATELY. But, guess what, so does everyone else that submitted their ticket before you. Your CRITICAL ticket will be answered in the order received after everyone else's CRITICAL ticket has been answered.5. Do not try to "bump" your ticket

Making continuous replies to your ticket in an event to get a faster response won't work. In fact, in most common helpdesk applications, each reply made rotates the ticket to the bottom of the queue. So really, by bumping your ticket, you're just making yourself wait longer. Not getting service fast enough? Contact the manager of the company!6. Include all relevant information, but only relevant information

Seriously - we don't care to hear your life story. Submit your ticket with your client ID, domain name, username, password, error messages, steps to reproduce, and other information directly pertinent to your issue. If your website is inaccessible, check [url] and include your local IP address (from www.whatismyip.com) and a traceroute. That will save you a reply.7. Just because YOU can't see the website does NOT mean the server is down

So please - don't come shouting at us claiming we're fraudsters and have horrible uptime and demand a credit. Most of the time you will find there is either a firewall issue or a routing issue - or scheduled maintenance. Check [url]and your host's forums before screaming at them.8. Avoid live chat

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Code:

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mysql>
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- Other PHP pages/sites on the same server are fine
- The pages load fine using a proxy browser
- I've cleared my cache which made no difference
- From other locations (home) I have never had the problem

I'm obviously worried that I'm not the only person having these problems.

The fact that the site loads fine through a proxy indicates that there's not a problem with the server,

However I'm confused that it's not a local problem as the HTML pages shouldn't be loading either right?

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My website has 200,000 webpages.

I would like to upload all of them to the hosting under public_html

I do not use sub directory.

Can I make sever down or slow?

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