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Anyone know how this works?

 

Sometimes I get messages directing me to autoshite.com other times from autoshite.co.uk. Doesn't seem to be any pattern or any way to chose which site to default to. ??

Posted

Anyone know how this works?

 

Sometimes I get messages directing me to autoshite.com other times from autoshite.co.uk. Doesn't seem to be any pattern or any way to chose which site to default to. ??

Posted

Makes zero difference which one you get or use.

 

(nerd glasses/pocket protector mode) They are both A records for the same server, the same site. In essence, they are exact. Someone bought them both and pointed them both at the same thing; both of them resolve to the same place.

 

 

 

--Phil

Posted

Makes zero difference which one you get or use.

 

(nerd glasses/pocket protector mode) They are both A records for the same server, the same site. In essence, they are exact. Someone bought them both and pointed them both at the same thing; both of them resolve to the same place.

 

 

 

--Phil

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Makes zero difference which one you get

 

It does. .com goes straight to topic. .co.uk goes to sign in page. ;)

 

Was after an answer as to how it decides rather than where it goes. :roll:

Posted
Makes zero difference which one you get

 

It does. .com goes straight to topic. .co.uk goes to sign in page. ;)

 

Was after an answer as to how it decides rather than where it goes. :roll:

Posted

Ah, misunderstood

 

Looks to be a local-to-computer thing- If I sign in and save the cookie for the .co.uk then it takes me to the same place each time, for both the .co.uk and the .com.

Posted

Ah, misunderstood

 

Looks to be a local-to-computer thing- If I sign in and save the cookie for the .co.uk then it takes me to the same place each time, for both the .co.uk and the .com.

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Makes zero difference which one you get

 

It does. .com goes straight to topic. .co.uk goes to sign in page. ;)

 

Was after an answer as to how it decides rather than where it goes. :roll:

 

 

When you buy a domain name you can point it wherever you like, including http://www.mouldyoldgrannybates.com. :wink:

They both go to the same page anyway....

Posted
Makes zero difference which one you get

 

It does. .com goes straight to topic. .co.uk goes to sign in page. ;)

 

Was after an answer as to how it decides rather than where it goes. :roll:

 

 

When you buy a domain name you can point it wherever you like, including http://www.mouldyoldgrannybates.com. :wink:

They both go to the same page anyway....

Posted

Looks to be a local-to-computer thing

 

If my PC stays where it is, as it does, I can't see the server moving. ??

 

And as you say .com and .co.uk point to the same place anyway. Perhaps it is randomly chosen or maybe it does 5 .com s for every .co.uk or something?

Posted

Looks to be a local-to-computer thing

 

If my PC stays where it is, as it does, I can't see the server moving. ??

 

And as you say .com and .co.uk point to the same place anyway. Perhaps it is randomly chosen or maybe it does 5 .com s for every .co.uk or something?

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