Change domain name on Django app?

I want to change the default domain on my Django app from (for example) old.com to new.com. The new name is pointing to WebFaction but redirects to old.com. I want to reverse that. I added a new website in the control panel to handle this, but nothing has changed. Both names now point to the same Django app, but the new name doesn't stick. What am I missing?

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asked 22 Jun '13, 16:39

Wes Reimer
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There are many things that could be going wrong. Can you please open a WebFaction Support Ticket so I can take a closer look at your actual settings?

(22 Jun '13, 19:23) likebike

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