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Thank you for increasing your Morty balance. Since you paid $20 I added $25.2631 to your balance which was $1.3282. So your total is $26.5913 now. Based on the load from the last month that should last you about 808 days or until 2027-10-07. We'll email you when you get low.

Hi, Thanks for setting all this up and taking the time to support all of us! My questions is regarding properly setting up environmental variables for Flask. I have set up a sample (simplified) project to iron this issue out. https://flask.dkobrin.helioho.st/MyNewFlaskApp/ I have looked through the discord for advice on this issue and have located my .env file in a non-public folder /home/environments/MyNewFlaskApp/.env and added the path to my load_dotenv (and for debugging dotenv_values), but although pathlib verifies the file exists, there are no key value pairs loaded. I set the permissions for the .env to 644 although I think it should be 640... here is the server import sys from flask import Flask, __version__ from dotenv import load_dotenv, dotenv_values from os import environ as env from getenv_path import env_path # load environment vars load_dotenv("/home/dkobrin.helioho.st/environment/MyNewFlaskApp/.env") #env_path) config = dotenv_values("/home/dkobrin.helioho.st/environment/MyNewFlaskApp/.env") #env_path) config2 = dotenv_values("/home/environment/MyNewFlaskApp/.env") if env_path.exists: print(env_path) print('FOO is') print(env.get('FOO')) print(config) print(config2) app = Flask(__name__) application = app @app.route("/") def hello(): if env_path.exists: print(env_path) print('FOO is') print(env.get('FOO')) print(config) print(config2) return """ Flask is working on HelioHost.<br><br> <a href="/flasktest/python/version/">Python version</a><br> <a href="/flasktest/flask/version/">Flask version</a> """ @app.route("/python/version/") def p_version(): return "Python version %s<br><br><a href='/flasktest/'>back</a>" % sys.version @app.route("/flask/version/") def f_version(): return "Flask version %s<br><br><a href='/flasktest/'>back</a>" % __version__ if __name__ == "__main__": app.run() the sample base code does work so the .htaccess and flask.wsgi seem to be ok here is my log output I feel like I'm missing something simple here. Thanks again!

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We've never heard of either of those services, which probably speaks to how widely used they are...

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The Internal Server Error on the test.py was incorrect permissions. They need to be set to 755, you had them set to 774. I fixed them for you and the script works now. https://techsite.helioho.st/cgi-bin/test.py The 502 errors are normal on Johnny and Tommy plans. See https://wiki.helionet.org/502_Bad_Gateway Poor performance is also unfortunately normal on Johnny and is due to overcrowding. The only fix for that is to use extremely lightweight code or static HTML, or move to a different server.

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Please reset my account, make initial state and add new domain name celestat.site

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You're suspended because our system thinks you have more than one account. Users are only allowed to have one account. Which one do you want to keep?

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Duplicate request.

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Glad to see it's now working. Please let us know if you need anything else.

ok thanks, i will just create a blank index page inside the directory.

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I believe the issue is caused by `$this->results[$queryKey]` being overwritten when you run a new query inside `getCategory()`. So when you call `$this->fpdb->query(...)` in `getCategory()`, it updates the `$this->results` map and the current query key, which breaks the loop in `getProperties()` because `fetch_object()` now references the subquery instead of the original result set. To fix this, you can store the result of the main query in a temporary variable before entering the loop, like this: function getProperties() { $s = "SELECT * FROM properties"; $result_set = $this->fpdb->query($s, return_result: true); // store raw result $result = []; while ($r = mysqli_fetch_object($result_set, Property::class)) { $r->category = $this->getCategory($r->cid); $result[] = $r; } return $result; } This way, even if `getCategory()` runs a subquery internally, it won't interfere with the loop iterating over your original `$result_set`.

Looks like this board is a bit quiet recently. Just sharing in case someone finds it useful later.🗣️

Hello, The forum seems a bit deserted :))