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[NYDAz]

Here it how it goes :

I've registered a domain !

I've changed the DNS for the domain something like this : ns1.mydns.com ns2.mydns.com

Then ... I've realized that I don't want to host it on there !

And then changed it to : ns1.yourdns.com ns2.yourdns.com !

All good until now !

 

Now I've uploaded my website at YOURDNS.com !

And when I try to access www.mynewsite.com it show me the content from MYDNS.com !

Tried with hidemyass it showed me the content from YOURDNS.com ! Asked a friend to have a look; guess what it show it YOURDNS.com !

I've tried to clear up my cache ... nothing ... tried with /etc/init.d/nscd restart ! nothing ! no such file or directory !

All this make sense for you ?

 

[vsloathe]

It will take several hours for DNS changes to propagate through the entire Internet. Sometimes days (not so much anymore though).

Rebooting flushes your DNS cache, as does acquiring a new IP address.

[vsloathe]

Also:

You can't just change your nameservers like that. The new nameservers probably have cached A records from your old nameservers. Whoever your new host is, you need to make sure you "add" your domain to their hosting or whatever. I don't know what it's called because it abstracts what you're actually doing, which is just running a script that modifies some A records on their nameservers.

[isthisthingon]

What vs said.

Also, I'm not sure if this could possibly happen but you might try clearing your local cache.  But I'll bet by time you get this message you're seeing the correct site anyway 

[NYDAz]

I'm not sure if this could possibly happen but you might try clearing your local cache.

done ... nothing happens

 

But I'll bet by time you get this message you're seeing the correct site anyway 

nope