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-dAb- · 11th November 2020, 08:31

Sounds like the webadmin accidentally made their test mirror website public.

I used to work for a fortune 500 software company and we had HUNDREDS of subdomains for internal use. We had maybe 2 or 3 dozen subdomains that were accessible to the outside web (for specific purposes, marketing, etc). The idea was to keep the load off the main server, so instead of companyname.com/support it had a URL of support.companyname.com. But our INTERNAL support was helpdesk.companyname.com which was NOT visible to the outside web.

My guess is that the company has a "mirror" working-copy test site where they implement changes to their main web server and test them before going live - hence the "qa" name (quality assurance) but someone accidentally made it a public domain via their DNS server. It would have all the structure of the current site (plus anything they were testing) but many of the semi-static pages would not be up to date. With it out there on the open web, Teh Google managed to index it. Hence it showed up on searches.

carolina73 · 13th November 2020, 14:13

qa is for the mobile app.

If you go to coasttocoastam.com and go to the menu and pick MORE, then Mobile App; it takes you to qa.coasttocoastam.com.

Perhaps you have been spending too much time on a conspiracy site and getting too suspicious. LOL

pelham456 · 13th November 2020, 15:03

wasn't i with all the conspiracy theories, but u still gotta wonder: if it's for their mobile app, why is the content for a few days here and there totally diff from the main sched?!

-dAb-'s answer sounded good to me. incl how "qa" stands for an actual QA dept.

but you're in disagreement with the idea that it's a sandbox of sorts?

ww345 · 19th November 2020, 02:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by -dAb-

With it out there on the open web, Teh Google managed to index it. Hence it showed up on searches.

i was on another forum that was just for about 50 users to help with a website and google did not respect the robots.txt file

they crawled it anyway

just like they scanned all those books whether or not it was legal

cylnz · 4th December 2020, 18:37

QA

stands for quality assurance.

You stumbled on a testing domain.
network admins use testing domains before it goes live. Sometimes they intentionally threw in weird shit simply because no fuck head manager is watching every goddamn thing they do.

We used to have a complete separate MS Exchange on a test domain with user accounts like world's biggest cunt, and The fat shithead from space, or, the black hole.These accounts mirrored actual accounts. naturally, because we wanted to continue to dish out the abuse, the live domain was carefully kept separate from the test, but because we were lazy bastards, all of the real users emails were mirrored on the test server. There was no way we were going to waste our time writing emails so we could simply mirror theirs into the appropriate test account.

The domain test server was on was QA.blah blah blah. edu

4th December 2020, 18:37	#15
cylnz CylnZscrmZ, a.b.n.c.f Addicted Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 503 Thanks: 2,846 Thanked 2,817 Times in 472 Posts	QA stands for quality assurance. You stumbled on a testing domain. network admins use testing domains before it goes live. Sometimes they intentionally threw in weird shit simply because no fuck head manager is watching every goddamn thing they do. We used to have a complete separate MS Exchange on a test domain with user accounts like world's biggest cunt, and The fat shithead from space, or, the black hole.These accounts mirrored actual accounts. naturally, because we wanted to continue to dish out the abuse, the live domain was carefully kept separate from the test, but because we were lazy bastards, all of the real users emails were mirrored on the test server. There was no way we were going to waste our time writing emails so we could simply mirror theirs into the appropriate test account. The domain test server was on was QA.blah blah blah. edu __________________

11th November 2020, 08:31	#11
-dAb- Addicted Join Date: Dec 2016 Posts: 287 Thanks: 12,136 Thanked 736 Times in 241 Posts	Sounds like the webadmin accidentally made their test mirror website public. I used to work for a fortune 500 software company and we had HUNDREDS of subdomains for internal use. We had maybe 2 or 3 dozen subdomains that were accessible to the outside web (for specific purposes, marketing, etc). The idea was to keep the load off the main server, so instead of companyname.com/support it had a URL of support.companyname.com. But our INTERNAL support was helpdesk.companyname.com which was NOT visible to the outside web. My guess is that the company has a "mirror" working-copy test site where they implement changes to their main web server and test them before going live - hence the "qa" name (quality assurance) but someone accidentally made it a public domain via their DNS server. It would have all the structure of the current site (plus anything they were testing) but many of the semi-static pages would not be up to date. With it out there on the open web, Teh Google managed to index it. Hence it showed up on searches.

13th November 2020, 14:13	#12
carolina73 Addicted Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 587 Thanks: 1,610 Thanked 1,709 Times in 508 Posts	qa is for the mobile app. If you go to coasttocoastam.com and go to the menu and pick MORE, then Mobile App; it takes you to qa.coasttocoastam.com. Perhaps you have been spending too much time on a conspiracy site and getting too suspicious. LOL

13th November 2020, 15:03	#13
pelham456 Registered User Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 3,028 Thanks: 768 Thanked 3,651 Times in 1,730 Posts	wasn't i with all the conspiracy theories, but u still gotta wonder: if it's for their mobile app, why is the content for a few days here and there totally diff from the main sched?! -dAb-'s answer sounded good to me. incl how "qa" stands for an actual QA dept. but you're in disagreement with the idea that it's a sandbox of sorts?