Feed on DP not updating

Discussion in 'Support & Feedback' started by iBold, Apr 25, 2006.

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    I recently moved to a bigger, badder, faster server :D

    My blog moved with me. But now on DP it refuses to update my feed to reflect my blogs new location (moved it about 6 days ago). Why is DP still grabbing my old servers blog feed? Is there a quick fix to have it start grabbing the new one? Thanks.
     
    iBold, Apr 25, 2006 IP
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #2
    You using a stock feed for WordPress, or did you modify the PHP files in some way?
     
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    Just the regular old wordpress feed. It updated perfectly before I moved servers. Now its just stuck on the last article on the old server..
     
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    You using the same version of WordPress?
     
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    Yep. I transferred my blog via cPanel, from one server to the other. Didn't change any of the WordPress code, I just repointed the nameservers and have been adding new content to the site. BTW, on a side note, I love the blog feature here. Just another reason to add to the list of why I spend my days here instead of SP now :)
     
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    I'm guessing the old DNS servers just had a really high TTL (time to live) value on the DNS entries. The name servers on this end always adhere to the TTL value.
     
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