Erm, is it just me, or has rubyonrails.org just been grabbed? I get a
typical traffic grabber / placeholder page, and NetSol whois doesn't
look good either ..
Jan
Eh, if so, DHH can just sue for trademark violation and get it back.
But that's weird. 
--Jeremy
I thought I'm doing something wrong, so I tried it several times
before going to groups to check out.
I bet it'll be back in quite a bit, in the meantime run `gem server`
then point your browser to localhost:8808 to have at least rdoc on
your hands.
and the .com, .net, etc. works.
--Jeremy
and the .com, .net, etc. works.
--Jeremy
Looks ok now (at least it does over here). By the looks of it the
domain would have expired on the 19th april, 22:40 UTC (anniversary of
first registration). The record now shows an expiration date of 19th
april 2009 (and updated only a few hours ago). If someone updated it a
bit late the bad records might stay in dns caches for a few hours.
Fred
Well, at least I'm not the victim of some nefarious DNS spoofing
and the .com, .net, etc. works.
Funny, I never tried those - thanks.
If someone updated it a
bit late the bad records might stay in dns caches for a few hours.
I just found a Google cached version of the whois info, and the owner
info apparently hasn't changed, so it looks like you're probably right.
Hello all,
> and the .com, .net, etc. works.
Funny, I never tried those - thanks.
Aha .com seems to work, but not .net for me.
> If someone updated it a
> bit late the bad records might stay in dns caches for a few hours.I just found a Google cached version of the whois info, and the owner
info apparently hasn't changed, so it looks like you're probably right.
I think rubylang.org has been grabbed by domain reseller 2 days ago...
Temporarily I worte following line in my /etc/hosts.
But I need to transit to rubyonrails.com if no way to tack back .org?
sorry all,
Same thing happened here (in China), and Time.now = "Mon Apr 21
10:59:10 +0800 2008"
