Lewd has been moved to a dedicated server. With a 1Gbps connection, it should be a lot faster. A couple of things that came with the move: Got rid of the horrible SSL error on older browsers (this is due to Lewd.sx and Lewd.cat having their own dedicated IPs) Can bump up the rounds on our password hashes by one Let me know if you notice a difference in speed. It might be a little slower for the first day or so, as currently your browser is likely querying the old server which is proxying to the new server; this will fix itself when your DNS cache expires.

Oliver wrote Senpai wrote Let me know if you notice a difference in speed. It might be a little slower for the first day or so, as currently your browser is likely querying the old server which is proxying to the new server; this will fix itself when your DNS cache expires. ipconfig /flushdns if(window.hljsLoader && !document.currentScript.parentNode.hasAttribute('data-s9e-livepreview-onupdate')) { window.hljsLoader.highlightBlocks(document.currentScript.parentNode); } in cmd should fix it Sometimes it doesn't. :^) [spoiler] but ye, that should. [/spoiler]

25/06/2015 - New server

Clare

Lewd has been moved to a dedicated server. With a 1Gbps connection, it should be a lot faster.

A couple of things that came with the move:

Got rid of the horrible SSL error on older browsers (this is due to Lewd.sx and Lewd.cat having their own dedicated IPs)
Can bump up the rounds on our password hashes by one

Let me know if you notice a difference in speed. It might be a little slower for the first day or so, as currently your browser is likely querying the old server which is proxying to the new server; this will fix itself when your DNS cache expires.

Oliver

Senpai wrote
Let me know if you notice a difference in speed. It might be a little slower for the first day or so, as currently your browser is likely querying the old server which is proxying to the new server; this will fix itself when your DNS cache expires.

ipconfig /flushdns

in cmd should fix it

Clare

Oliver wrote
Senpai wrote
Let me know if you notice a difference in speed. It might be a little slower for the first day or so, as currently your browser is likely querying the old server which is proxying to the new server; this will fix itself when your DNS cache expires.
ipconfig /flushdns
in cmd should fix it

Sometimes it doesn't. :^)
[spoiler]
but ye, that should.
[/spoiler]

losi

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