Another Rotor Group

[Ol Shy & Bashful]

I'm sure it has been posted before but for those who haven't seen it,
check out JustHelicopters.com and look at the alternate board - not the
original. One is for serious questions, answers, discussions, and the
other is wild and raucus with rumor, name calling, crazy, funny as hell
sometimes, weird at others. It takes some time to see when chains are
being pulled, and to ignore a lot of the nonsense.
The serious board is populated with some very experienced and serious
pilots who are willing to share their experience with almost anyone who
asks.
Ol Shy & Bashful

[Shiver]

> Ol Shy & Bashful > wrote:

> I'm sure it has been posted before but for those who haven't seen it,
> check out JustHelicopters.com and look at the alternate board - not the
> original.

Thanks for the tip but unfortunately no joy.


Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)

[Gary Knutson]

Try adding a www. prefix. Joy!

Shiver wrote:

>>Ol Shy & Bashful > wrote:
>
>
>>I'm sure it has been posted before but for those who haven't seen it,
>>check out JustHelicopters.com and look at the alternate board - not the
>>original.
>
>
> Thanks for the tip but unfortunately no joy.
>
>
> Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)

[Shiver]

> Gary Knutson > wrote:

> Try adding a www. prefix. Joy!

I wish... but still no joy

http://justhelicopters.com/

That should do it and it might work for others but not here.

Rats.

[Shiver]

Well folks this is strange

If I past justhelicopters.com into my browser it should go to the site
the same as if I pasted CNN.com into my browser it would go to CNN.

So if I make it into a clickable link http://justhelicopters.com/
it should go to the site but it won't.

But if I do it this way http://www.justhelicopters.com/ then it will
take me to the site.

Oh well..... Alls well that ends well.

[Shiver]

> The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote:

> It'll work with only justhelicopters.com *IF* the network, by default,
> sends any traffic on port 80 to the site's server(s). My guess is
> since it doesn't work without the www part (www being the hostname and
> justhelicopters.com being the domain name) it's not set up like that.

Why your as quick as a wink tonight Kevin.

By the way I visited your picture site the other day.

Wish I coulda been sitting beside you for that flight.

[[email protected]]

Just a little help from a computer geek that loves choppers...

justhelicopters.com is the domain name. Since most of the domain name
registrars also host web sites, you can choose to enter in the www or
not. If the registrar doesn't host the website, then you must create
what is known as an A record in order to re-direct it to your server.
My gut tells me that this website is being hosted on a server other
than its domain name registrar's.


On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 06:32:34 GMT, Shiver >
wrote:

>Well folks this is strange
>
>If I past justhelicopters.com into my browser it should go to the site
>the same as if I pasted CNN.com into my browser it would go to CNN.
>
>So if I make it into a clickable link http://justhelicopters.com/
>it should go to the site but it won't.
>
>But if I do it this way http://www.justhelicopters.com/ then it will
>take me to the site.
>
>Oh well..... Alls well that ends well.

[Andrew Crane]

"The OTHER Kevin in San Diego" <skiddz "AT" adelphia "DOT" net> wrote in
message ...
> On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 04:39:29 GMT, wrote:
>
> >Just a little help from a computer geek that loves choppers...
> >
> >justhelicopters.com is the domain name. Since most of the domain name
> >registrars also host web sites, you can choose to enter in the www or
> >not. If the registrar doesn't host the website, then you must create
> >what is known as an A record in order to re-direct it to your server.
> >My gut tells me that this website is being hosted on a server other
> >than its domain name registrar's.
>
> I'd be willing to bet most chopper jockeys wouldn't know how to
> configure a DNS server, let alone know what one is. If they did,
> who's DNS would they configure? The domain owner is the only one with
> the "power" to authorize that.

....or more correctly, the person who has access to the DNS server that the
owner of the domain has delegated the SOA of the domain to...

All the same, if "www." works I'll type it in.

Regards
Andrew

[M. Wayz]

wrote:
>

> >But if I do it this way http://www.justhelicopters.com/ then it will


Another website using a 1 px x 1 px image for a background.
Adds insult to injury for those of us stuck with a dial up connection.
Loads across the page like molasses on a cold day.