Domain name expired briefly

Yeah i think the domain host probably could have been better with the reminders but they charge a reactivation fee so i guess its not in their financial interest to be too helpful.
My own provider covers their financial interest by automatically extending everything for another year, unless I have explicitly cancelled a domain (or the whole hosting contract) during the past year.
 
DNS changes can take a while to fully propagate. Sounds like you might be hitting multiple different DNS servers, some of which are up to date and some of which are not.
Indeed.
My WiFi connection at home still gives me the "Domain parking page". But when I switch off WiFi on my phone and therefore connect via my phone's service provider, the forum comes up just fine.
 
I'm amazed this (genuinly) wonderful site doesn't have a sugar daddy sending Paul a couple of grand to pay for the domain for the next 50 years. Tell me where to send the money Paul and I'll put a hundred quid in the kitty. I'd assumed your family insists the site goes down for a couple of days at Christmas to get you off your computer!
 
The site keeps intermittently failing for me, redirecting me to runwaylanderspot dot com (I think it is called), which gives Norton conniptions - even after flushing DNS cache both in Chrome and on the computer.
 
The site keeps intermittently failing for me, redirecting me to runwaylanderspot dot com (I think it is called), which gives Norton conniptions - even after flushing DNS cache both in Chrome and on the computer.
It will be a DNS issue upstream, likely at the ISP level. I can't fix that. secretprojects.co.uk domain TTL is 5 mins, noone should cache the domain longer than that, but while it was expired that might have changed perhaps.
 
For what it's worth, I have a few alerts in AVG's log saying SPF was script infected.
"We've safely aborted connection on www.secretprojects.co.uk because it was infected with Script:94H-gen [Trj]."
From 24 Dec 2025 01:15 to 09:59 CET.

It's over now.
 

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