I purchased a plan with Micro.Blog that provides a domain name. It had been working fine, but I recently got an email from Name.com stating that my domain name no longer worked because my email address was not verified. The email stated that I just needed to “verify” my email and then my domain name would be working again.
I clicked on the “verify” email and was taken to the name.com website. There was a message saying I was now “verified” and that my domain would be back up soon.
I waited a few hours, but my website still isn’t working. Contacted Name.com and they said it was a Micro.blog issue.
I’ve submitted a help request to micro.blog, but in the meantime is anyone aware of how to solve this issue? Is there some simple fix I can do on my end?
If I understand the documentation correctly, @manton handles the domain for you when registering via Micro.blog. Unless you have access to the Name.com account (where DNS settings are handled) there’s not much you can do, unfortunately. It has to be resolved by Manton.
Or, it might already have been solved, but the DNS changes haven’t propagated over the internet yet.
Thanks so much. That’s what I figured. Hopefully @manton can help. The person at name.com said there were other things that needed to be verified to which only Micro.blog had access.
That’s strange, for some reason the DNS records that Micro.blog usually automatically adds didn’t get added. I’ve manually updated this and everything should be working now. I’ll follow up in email too.