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That account is already deleted and the domain should already be available for reuse. You should be able to reuse the domain on a new account at this point. If you want to reuse the account username, your donation for Tommy needs to come from the same email address that was on the Johnny account and forum account. Alternately, you could recreate the Johnny account by logging in (which will create an empty Johnny account for you), then upgrade that account to Tommy through the dashboard.

The finished (compiled) websites are in the dist folders in those archives. If you just want to publish the site, you should upload the contents of the dist folder into httpdocs. I deployed the one labeled "Shield_Website_Final_V2" for you and it's working on your domain now. If you wanted the other one, simply delete everything except the cgi-bin folder and zip files, then upload the contents of the other archive's dist folder.

Krydos has to do this.

Moved. I'm not sure how much of a response you'll get though, I wouldn't be surprised if Krydos is the only person on here who would know this...

No worries on the duplicate topic, however I can't take a look at the disk space issue because the account is currently archived. If you want us to take a look and possibly delete some of your unnecessary files for you, you'll need to unarchive the account first.

We have reason to believe you created more than one account. Users are only allowed to have one account (unless they purchase Morty accounts for all accounts besides the first). Can you explain?

Yes, it's no longer needed since your account has been reset and uses httpdocs now.

Your files need to go in httpdocs, not public_html. Your old account used public_html because it was a carry over from cPanel, but accounts created fresh on Plesk use httpdocs instead. I've moved the files for you and it works now.

This request cannot be processed because the account is pending suspension for violating the Terms of Service.

Domain added. Please be sure to configure DNS. The domain can take up to 2 hours to function.

You have to upload them yourself. If you need instructions on how to unpack the backup file, please see this document: https://wiki.helionet.org/Account_Backups#How_to_Extract_Your_Account_Data_from_the_Backup_File

The domain ajira.org.uk is not configured properly at the registrar. Specifically, it has no A records set: https://bybyron.net/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=ajira.org.uk&rec=A You need to either create A records pointed to the IPs shown in Plesk, or set the domain's name servers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org.

Nearly the entire account is being wasted by session temp files in your news site: root@morty [/home/chrisohps.helioho.st/news.burken.com/src/var/sessions]# du -sh 850M . I deleted enough of them to get you under 1000MB again, but would recommend deleting the rest and modifying your code to clean these up after a period of time. I see files in there dating back to early 2025... Your domains can take up to 2 hours to function again.

If they're disappearing, something's deleting them. They were there after I restored them and they were working. My first suggestion would be to change your password, but it's possible one of your scripts has a security vulnerability or bug. I'll escalate this too, but I have a feeling the response you're going to get is that you need to reset your account due to being a legacy account, which is also going to cause you to lose your .org subdomain since they aren't available anymore.

Redis is definitely not supported unless you provide your own redis server to use it with. We don't offer Redis hosting. Opcache is technically possible, but a quick google makes me think it might cause increased memory usage which may get you suspended. Your memory usage is already at 75% of the limit (150GB cumulative use per day, as measured by sampling actual use every 60 seconds and adding together). We have a limit of 200GB per day on all plans except Morty (Morty charges you fees for going over 200 instead of suspending you).