I'm managing the e-commerce website for a retail store in Los Angeles, and use a subdomain hosted on GoDaddy as a fileserver to augment our Online Webstore CMS, which won't take large files (and honestly is an outdated and cumbersome system for managing files, but it's attached to our point of sale system, so the word on high is to make it work).
The trouble is that a week or two ago, files.abc.com stopped serving files publicly. Instead, abc.com is full of broken image links. Attempts to load any html files that exist in the root or to follow image urls makes the browser load a white page which says pageok with the following source code:
<!-- pageok -->
<!-- managed by puppet -->
<html>
<pre>pageok</pre>
</html>
FileZilla has no problem accessing these files with my ftp credentials, but browsers can't get it.
While researching an answer, I saw someone who might have had the same problem was referred to Server Fault, but I found no questions under "pageok". I searched for general subdomain issues with goDaddy and found this article,
so I tried to compare our set-ups to figure out if it's a problem with the DNS, but I'm in over my head, perhaps.
GoDaddy says nameservers are:
@ (Informational) ns51.domaincontrol.com (Informational)
@ (Informational) ns52.domaincontrol.com (Informational)
In this context, what does "informational" indicate? Other DNS info:
For my a records, "*" and "@" map to 209.117.231.3
"blog", "files", and "livechat" map to 50.63.45.1, where you can see the pageok error.
I have the following cname records:
e
email
ftp
imap
mail
mobilemail
pda
pop
smtp
webmail
www
godaddy pageok
is turning up a lot of results with the same issue. Sounds like it's some kind of problem with their account management system?