How do I get my website to stop redirecting to google.com?

Is it possible you are using http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/ on your computer, and it's caching the wrong thing for your domain? Try the DNS servers from OpenDNS ( 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 ) and see if you get a different result. On OS X, you do this by visiting the Apple Menu in the top-left of the screen, selecting System Preferences, choosing "Network", and looking for the "DNS Server" field in your network interface (ethernet, airport, etc). The numbers can just be pasted in with a comma in between them. Any luck with that?

pantalones and churl. I haven't tried either of your suggestions yet. Before I do, I was wondering why this would just randomly start occurring? Any thoughts?

Did your website move recently? Type the following from the terminal on your imac and your ibook (unless you've cracked your iphone you can't do this on it): dig www.getfitslowly.com This is something like what you should get: ;; ANSWER SECTION: www.getfitslowly.com. 14326 IN A 67.205.2.45 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: getfitslowly.com. 172726 IN NS ns1.dreamhost.com. getfitslowly.com. 172726 IN NS ns2.dreamhost.com. getfitslowly.com. 172726 IN NS ns3.dreamhost.com. This tells me that the IP for them is 67.205.2.45. Also, type this on each from the terminal: cat /etc/resolv.conf |grep nameserver Are they different on the two hosts? Also(just to be sure): cat /etc/hosts All you should get here are entries for localhost and broadcasthost on your mac. Are they different? Was something set up for testing? Is your ibook and imac on a different ISP somehow?

thanks for the help so far. I don't have the skills or the time to work on this right now. As long as most people are seeing my site I'll work on it tomorrow. I'm scared of terminal for some reson thanks

None of those commands are destructive, but informative. in general, unless you type sudo in front of it (and then enter your password) and/or it involves 'rm' you have little to fear. If it's still happening tomorrow, feel free to DM me and we can sort it out. Cheers and happy Gregorian new year wherever you are.

As long as most people are seeing my site I'll work on it tomorrow I wouldn't count on it. If your public DNS records are screwed up then it's very well possible that most people are NOT seeing your site. But more likely it's that one Mac. Do those Terminal commands above and report the results.

thanks all for the help. When I got home last night, it had resolved itself. I have no idea why this would have happened. Any hypotheses?

Yeah, screwed up DNS cache either on your computer or on the DNS server that you computer was talking to. Don't worry about it too much, but next time use the above instructions to troubleshoot.