nancyb - 1:44 am on Oct 9, 2002 (gmt 0)

This is a timely thread for me, I think, but I could just be totally confused too. Is this the same as TTL (time to live)?

I just moved my site from one host to another (Sunday about noon the DNS name server was changed) Late yesterday I started seeing hits in the new server logs including bunches of visits from ms. googlebot today :) - one worry down.

However, I checked the old server logs a few minutes ago and there are just a few hits there now - most are my own IP and some from inktomi slurp :(

My question .. am I still seeing my own hits in the old log because my ISP has not updated their DNS? I've dumped the cache manually several times today. I know I'm still seing the old server files because I used absolute urls there, but on the new server I'm using relative urls. Can't get my email downloaded from the new server either and I'm assuming this is an ISP DNS issue.

My old server logs have consistently shown 304's when I changed pages so I'm not sure if this discussion is the same thing as TTL or not.

Thanks..

<edit-- said that wrong, 304 when the file was not changed >