#Yakyak for chrome how to

I've been through multiple reboots and power cycles and yet still three weeks later still no joy. I've reset safari and tried others browser (Omniweb, Firefox and Chrome - +which I only downloaded and installedĪfter the problem occurred+ so definitely no web caching going on). You should now be ready to start enjoying Hangouts chats with Yakyak. Provide the username and password and click Next to start signing in. On launching Yakyak, it will ask you to sign in to your Google account.

#Yakyak for chrome how to

I've tried forcing other DNS Servers on the Mac itself, both in the network settings and also manually in nf (ha ha, remembering how to use vi was 'fun') Once downloaded, extract the package with your favorite archive manager and run yakyak. I've checked my hosts file to ensure there wasn't a static entry forcing the old IP, but there wasn't, so I tried adding one to force the new IP, that didn't work either! I'm on Leopard (10.5.7), and I've tried flushing the cache manually (*dscacheutil -flushcache*) and checked that there's nothing in it (*dscacheutil -cachedump -entries*) Nslookup also correctly resolve to the new server Traceroute it, the DNS lookup is resolving to the old server (193.201.200.36) so clearly internally they are using a different method to do the lookup. Any other machines including Macbook, PC laptop, iPhone and Touch connected via same router are fine and access the site without problems.ĭig in terminal, the result is correct for the new server (93.93.131.30), however, if I try to I've forced my router to use an alternative DNS (both openDNS and another at a friends hosting co.)

I know it's definitely something to do with the NS lookup the Mac itself, because: Ever since then, whenever I try to access on my mac, the DNS resolves to the OLD server and I get a 404. The basic background is that a forum which I admin in on the domain and a few weeks ago the host migrated this to a new server. I've got a really odd DNS issue with my Mac, which seems to only be related to one specific website.