Problems with rubytalk.com

[Wes Moxam]

I was searching for some ruby info via google, and clicked a link to
an article archived on rubytalk.com and got a placeholder/advertising
page instead. Is it possible that the domain got jacked?

Here's the output of nslookup on my machine:

rubytalk.com

Non-authoritative answer:
rubytalk.com internet address =3D 63.251.83.53
rubytalk.com nameserver =3D dns3.name-services.com
rubytalk.com nameserver =3D dns4.name-services.com
rubytalk.com nameserver =3D dns5.name-services.com
rubytalk.com nameserver =3D dns1.name-services.com
rubytalk.com nameserver =3D dns2.name-services.com

-- Wes

 

[Austin Ziegler]

I was searching for some ruby info via google, and clicked a link to
an article archived on rubytalk.com and got a placeholder/advertising
page instead. Is it possible that the domain got jacked?

You want ruby-talk.org instead.

-austin
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Austin Ziegler * (e-mail address removed)
* Alternate: (e-mail address removed)

 

[Wes Moxam]

=20
You want ruby-talk.org instead.

Ok, that works. But rubytalk.com must have been in use at some point.
Google searches find messages on that site, ex:

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=3Den&safe=3Doff&q=3Dsite:rubytalk.com&btnG=
=3DSearch&meta=3D

I ended up finding what I wanted through newsgroups, but this may not
be so good for newbies.

-- Wes

 

[Marcel Molina Jr.]

Ok, that works. But rubytalk.com must have been in use at some point.
Google searches find messages on that site, ex:

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=site:rubytalk.com&btnG=Search&meta=

I ended up finding what I wanted through newsgroups, but this may not
be so good for newbies.

rubytalk.com used to point to rubytalk.org. It expired and was not renewed,
so now it is gone.

marcel