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William Leibzon wrote:
I don't know if people noticed but address
http://spftools.infinitepenguins.net
gives you not the page you expect but bunch of ads
From what I can gather this due to reregistration of domain spftools.net:
[...]
So redirection to non-working domain happens at his server (note entirely
sure as during debug I see instead redirection to old.spf.
infinitepenguins.net and this gives the ads [...].
old.spf.infinitepenguins.net has a CNAME to spftools.net.
I think this needs to be fixed
It is of course a pity that spftools.net is gone, but _why_ exactly does it
need to be "fixed"? And fixed _how_?
and if anybody can get hold of James, it would be good if he changed his
system and if he can can not resurrect spf.infinitepenguins.net, then at
least get redirection changed to openspf.org website
You mean redirection of *spf*.infinitepenguins.net to the SPF website? It
might be worthwhile.
Could you contact James about it?
About spftools.net domain - I guess anybody who has links to it, should
remove those links so we don't feed domain thieves.
Probably true. There were no references to spftools.net on either the old
or the new SPF website, but I replaced some links to
http://www.infinitepenguins.net/SPF/ with links to
http://web.archive.org/web/<date>/spftools.infinitepenguins.net/ in r12 of
the old website.
References:
1.
http://archives.listbox.com/spf-webmasters(_at_)v2(_dot_)listbox(_dot_)com/200601/0041.html
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