Domain name changed?

This morning when I logged into my forum (reverie.forumotion.net), I noticed that my username/password weren't saved. I didn't think anything of it at first, until my browser asked to save the creds and I realized the domain name had changed from forumotion.net to rpg-board.net. There's a redirect in place so that people typing in the forumotion.net URL get redirected to rpg-board.net.

I skimmed through the boards here (and did a search) and didn't see any kind of announcement about changing the forumotion domain to rpg-board. There are also no announcements in my administration panel. When/why was this change made, and why was there no notification?

I also had a problem last week with my browser suddenly stopping delivery of several of the Javascripts that I have on my site. It turned out to be an http vs. https change, but I had to manually re-save my Javascripts, even though they showed that they were using https already. It looked a bit like a mass find-and-replace was done to change http to https for files within the site, but then the files were not rebuilt. I assume this was done due to the general industry trend to deliver everything via https, but again, I saw no announcements about the change.

hello

please read https://help.forumotion.com/t155249-only-topic-technical-maintenance-on-forumotion-domains (2018)
and https://help.forumotion.com/t150481-new-ssl-certificates-are-now-available-for-forumotion-forums-possibility-to-run-forums-in-https?highlight=https (2017)

Hello please PM me with your Email address so i can take a look at your forum to see if anything was change our end.

skouliki wrote:hello

please read https://help.forumotion.com/t155249-only-topic-technical-maintenance-on-forumotion-domains (2018)
and https://help.forumotion.com/t150481-new-ssl-certificates-are-now-available-for-forumotion-forums-possibility-to-run-forums-in-https?highlight=https (2017)

Those are both very old topics without recent updates.

On the first one, it looks like the changes were being made for language/region variations in URLs only. No mention is made of forumotion.net addresses being affected. I see rpg-board.net IS listed. However, it's unclear to me whether existing domains (such as mine that WAS on forumotion.net) are being moved TO the domains on the list (i.e, forumotion.net -> rpg-board.net), or if the domains on the list are being moved TO somewhere else (rpg-board.net -> somewhere else).

The SSL cert thread is about purchasing your own certs, which I did NOT do. There's a comment about "making it free for everyone" - is that what happened?

Thanks for the response.

Kestrana wrote:

skouliki wrote:hello

please read https://help.forumotion.com/t155249-only-topic-technical-maintenance-on-forumotion-domains (2018)
and https://help.forumotion.com/t150481-new-ssl-certificates-are-now-available-for-forumotion-forums-possibility-to-run-forums-in-https?highlight=https (2017)

Those are both very old topics without recent updates.

On the first one, it looks like the changes were being made for language/region variations in URLs only.  No mention is made of forumotion.net addresses being affected.  I see rpg-board.net IS listed.  However, it's unclear to me whether existing domains (such as mine that WAS on forumotion.net) are being moved TO the domains on the list (i.e, forumotion.net -> rpg-board.net), or if the domains on the list are being moved TO somewhere else (rpg-board.net -> somewhere else).

The SSL cert thread is about purchasing your own certs, which I did NOT do.  There's a comment about "making it free for everyone" - is that what happened?

Thanks for the response.

Please send me the creation email in a PM.

Thank you I have your PM and i have sent a Ticket to our head office asking why the change was made as our tools don't tell me much about the change made.

I will report back as soon as i get news.

APE.

The forum is back to the old address if you have any more problems please let me know.

if your problem is now solved please press the mark as solved button found at the top of this thread.

Thank you.

APE