#aaronpk[eddie]: i checked a few different nameservers and they all agree on that IP address ^^
#[eddie]Strange, if I hit my micropub endpoint via a proxy browser, i get a log that my micropub was hit. But when I try to use quill it doesn’t hit it and it responds with no location header. Which means its hitting the old server with no existing micropub endpoint
#[eddie]And if I use my local browser, I get a 404 not found error
#[eddie]It seems like my local computer has it cached (as well as Quill and IndieAuth). Because I tried taking down the old server but since IndieAuth is still pointing at the old server, it broke my login ability until I re-activated the old site on the old server
#aaronpkhuh, that server shouldn't be caching it any more than the lifetime of the DNS entry
#[eddie]hmmm odd. The stranger thing is last night, my local computer was correctly fetching the DreamHost server. But today, it’s back to the old server
#KartikPrabhuis playing around with CSS-grids; not having subgrids is a bit annoying
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#gRegorLoveaaronpk: Can you change these options on the ti.to reg final step: Pre-Summit Meetup (Friday) / Keynotes and Discussions (Saturday) / Create, Hack, Demo! (Sunday)
#[eddie]Well, I need to change my nameservers at some point anyway, since soon I won’t be using Webfaction for anything, so I did a nameserver change and hopefully the nameserver change will force in some changes
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#[kevinmarks]Try the developer mode in your browser and turn off caching
#[kevinmarks]Depending on the cache headers you return, it may not even check dns
#[eddie]kevinmarks: router cache makes sense. It is Comcast, so who knows what they have going on in that router. the odd thing is Quill also is pinging my old server instead of my new server
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#gRegorLoveAha, Quil isn't sending a filename extension with the photo upload name and my code is requiring jpg or png. Hm.
#aaronpkthe general rule is you shouldn't trust the filename in file uploads anyway
#[eddie]I’m pretty excited. I remember back in the day when SSL certs seemed expensive and like a headache. It took me 15 minutes to get set up with Let’s Encrypt ?
#gRegorLoveAye, Dreamhost built it in their admin controls and it's so nice.