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The problem was that for a bit both the old and the new server were running, and the update to the DNS records takes time to propagate throughout the DNS servers across the world.
So, some posts have ended back to the old server.Since it's too much hassle to merge them with the new ones (duplication of post IDs and such things), I think we'll just consider them 'lost'.
Shouldn't be a problem anymore as the old server is beered again (well it's been for few hours now).
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What's My DNS says a few random servers around the world still aren't up to date.
What's My DNS? Global DNS Propagation Checker
The good news is that probably 80% or better have transitioned.
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yeah, I saw one in italy, one in australia, one in atlanta, LA.... they should get all uptodate by the end of the day though.
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Yeah. I didn't realize that it picks different random servers each time it runs... I got as many as four at a time that hadn't updated.
I'm sure they all will be in the morning. I just switched hosts on a site a few days ago, and it only took about 3 hours for them all to point to the new one IIRC.