Web pages are not automatically published. First they are saved as drafts with a .new extension.

Hi,
I am curently using adobe CS3. I am facing this strange
problem where my web pages are being saved with a .new extension
when I am tryign to publish. Everytime I need to go and change the
extension from .cfm.new to .cfm inorder to see the changes made to
the web page. I have even enabled the option so that contribute
does not send the page for reviewing before publsihing. Even after
enabling it I am facine the same problem. And this problem is being
faced by everyone who has publishing rights including the admin.
Can anyone please suggest a way to get rid of the .new extension
after publishing.
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

We, too, are having this problem. I see two posts in 2008-07 reporting this, but no answers and nothing via Google.
Details:
1. The web server is a Red Hat Linux / Apache.
2. It seems site-wide: several department webmasters have reported the problem. It may be limited to webs that are using Contribute and check-in/check-out.
3. The only thing I can think might be causing it is that our NTP daemon is broken, and the time of day drifted ~6 minutes (I have since reset the clock by hand).

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Yeah. I'm seeing the same behavior. Safari hangs when it loads pages. Firefox loads them quickly. That's not a DNS issue.
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Mac OS: Long delay before webpages load, then load suddenly at normal speed
Last Modified: April 20, 2010
Article: TS2296
Old Article: 106799
Symptoms
When trying to access a website via its DNS name, such as www.apple.com, there may be a delay that ranges from several seconds up to several minutes before the page loads at normal speed, depending on the operating system version and configuration. However, if you access the website's numerical IP address, such as http://17.149.160.49 , the page loads immediately.
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Mac OS X v10.5 or 10.6:
From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
From the View menu, choose Network.
Click the interface you use to connect to the Internet, such as AirPort or Built-in Ethernet.
If you use Built-in Ethernet: Type your DNS address(es) in the DNS Server field. If you have more than one, separate them with a comma.
If you use AirPort, click Advanced, then click the DNS tab. For each server, click the "+" button under DNS Servers and enter the address provided by your ISP or network admin. Click OK when done.
Click Apply.
Mac OS X v10.4 or earlier:
From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
From the View menu, choose Network.
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Click Apply Now.
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