http://bx.com.au/blog/2013/02/godaddy-hosting-pageok-message/
Actually, the difficulty is extremely straightforward. The pageok message can occur once there's a record in DNS that's inform to your hosting server, however the name isn't discovered in your hosting account. This issue solely affects Linux hosting accounts. There area unit 2 doable solutions.
1. certify you've got the name discovered in your hosting account
for each host entry (“A” record) that you simply set up in DNS, you need to set the name up in your hosting account. to try and do this:
1. visit your hosting instrument panel
2. choose “Hosted Domains”
3. Add the domain or subdomain
2. certify the entry you created within the “Hosted Domains” section of your hosting instrument panel isn't still unfinished setup.
once you add a site to your hosting account, it will take an extended time. Up to twenty four hours, in fact. to ascertain if yours is pending:
1. visit your hosting instrument panel
2. choose “Hosted Domains”
3. notice your entry and check its standing. If its standing is “pending” then you're aiming to see a pageok message.
In fact:
i am exploitation GoDaddy. Check!
i am exploitation their Linux hosting. Check.
I set 2d domain to same scientific discipline as initial domain via A record. Check.
I did not notice there was another place you had to specify things, that's within the "Hosted Domains" space of the instrument panel. So, no record there for 2d dpomain. Check.
So, this can be apparent sort of a pretty sensible match for my issue. I've additional a record to the Hosted Domains list, for what it's price, and set it to '/' root.
We'll see wherever that gets U.S.A. within the next 24h+...
If it works, then i suppose i might recommend this jointly of the primary things to ascertain if the difficulty comes up within the future. particularly for GoDaddy of us, since that looks to typically be the host on that the "Pageok" generally shows up (he says once Googling around for the error itself and principally developing with GoDaddy references).
If not that, then perhaps this:
http://www.foxcns.com/blog/2010/01/solution-for-godaddy-pageok-directory-size-dns-issue/
pageok
Directory Size: 17529
Slightly totally different however connected issue... additionally includes a pageok. however looks to be name server connected.
Our testing has shown the answer to the present downside to be to travel into your GoDaddy Product Dashboard and click on on the ‘Name Servers’ button. You then choose ‘I need to park my domains.’ Then wait many minutes, maybe 10, and also the return to the ‘Name Servers’ setting and set it to ‘I have a hosting account with these domains.’ Wait another ten minutes so attempt to access the matter web site once more.
the problem looks to be incorrect name servers being designed into the DNS records. albeit the name servers appear to be correct within the DNS manager they will apparently still be setup incorrectly and ever-changing these Name Server settings apparently reconfigures the name servers properly within the GoDaddy DNS manager.
It took America a handful of times continuance this method, however it did work. the matter is totally resolved and also the web site is absolutely useful.
Again, that is for the Pageok + 'directory size' text. Solutions looks to be to park and unpark the domain(s) to flush and re-load the name servers (even if they looked correct within the DNS Zone record?).
Anyway, i will see regarding lease you recognize the results of my adding the secondary domain to the Hosted Domains list. *Fingers crossed* i am hoping that fixes it and things begin "just working" as they ought to.
Cheers,
~MG