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Why Does WebAir Take 404 Traffic?
I was surfing a site and got a 404 and went to a default webair 404 page.
Now, i know they arent a free host so where in their terms does it say that unless the webmasters creates a custom 404. I read the FAQ and didnt find it. What if the webmaster wants his 404's to go to the default This Page Can Not Be Displayed. Then what? |
Have you tried using their online support? They're there 24/7...
WG |
You just ask ... lots of host do that
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they charge such cheap prices they need to make $$ in other places to stay afloat most likely
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Another quality post by the guy that keeps calling me an idiot.
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Some people dont know how to setup 404
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Right i understand it going to like
Not Found The requested URL /sd was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. But to thier own 404 page. I figured free hosts do that but not paid And WG, the 24/7 support isnt being helpful. |
Interresting thread :2 cents:
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Well the support assures me only the free accounts have taht but i can swear that a paid account with them had the webair 404 page.
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I've never seen that before on a webair server. Perhaps you were surfing a site owned by webair, or someone who works there. Or maybe that's the default for virtual accounts, who knows.
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I dont know what made me think about it today. |
maybe the owner of the site didn't setup a 404 page?
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Most hosting companies default thier 404 to their own 404 page ... they allow you to overwrite this with .htaccess
It's nothing new and it don't matter paid or free hosting ... if you don't counteracxt it on your domain with your own .htaccess file then it's up for grabs and the hosting comapny grabs it. |
I have never noticed it
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This is just the fisrt hosting company ive seen do this with paid accounts. They arent stealing traffic per se because it can be changed t your 404 page, but i find it odd. JMO |
It's really not rare ... most hosting companies do it. Not many of the adult hosts. But most hosts in general do it. I do it on 2 of my servers that do mainstream hosting.
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None of our 404 pages ever went to anything other than a standard apache 404 page. Do you have a screenshot of the page you were sent to?
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I am curious if there's a difference regarding the 404 page standard setup between virtual and dedicated plans?
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I just got an account there. I uploaded my htaccess file and my 404 goes to where I want it.
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I hate webairs control panel :2 cents:
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fucking surfers |
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try again surfer |
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:eek7 You said it not me! |
SOrry i dont have the screen shot.
And new breed im sure you are on a dedicted this was a virtual. There is nothing wrong im not trying to stir shit, this is the first time for me that i saw an adullt paid host do this. |
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SplitInfinity does not do this.
Just my 2cents but I do not think its a cool thing to do to clients. Sometimes ya draw a wrong link and bang the traffic goes to promote someone elses 404 page ya just lost a visitor. Its a bad practice. |
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Calling me someone that stirs shit, coming from you is a worthless insult. |
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Now thats hot. :1orglaugh |
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just for the record i was curious enough to pull my 404 on my virtual account with webair to see wha happened and i got no webair 404 , i got the regular one .
Either way i dont think its much of a concern , thats the first thing i setup on any host |
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