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username: zellpetermiranda current domain name: "https://safeheaven.helioho.st" New domain name: "https://safehaven.helioho.st"

Sure. Krydos should be able to convert the Morty account into VPS time for you. Escalating.

Hello, I signed up for a morty account and then discovered it didn't have ssh access, which is what I need (to run a Discord bot). I couldn't upgrade to VPS so I signed up for a separate VPS account under username arcanemanifold, and would like you to credit the arcanemanifold account with the amount I spent on this account. As you can see, I have not used the account at all, other than to set it up (and discover it doesn't have ssh!) Thanks in advance!

Domains updated, they'll take effect in about fifteen minutes. You'll need to update your nameservers to HelioHost's if you haven't already, or create A/AAAA records pointing to Tommy's IP for each domain.

Domain changed, will take effect in about an hour and a half.

Username: rgdioma Current Domain Name: "https://rgdioma.helioho.st" New Domain Name: "https://silentsignal.helioho.st"

Hello! I would like to request that any subdomains on my account "axisreject" with the domain "Cockium.cf" be removed. Additionally, I would like for the following new domains to be added to my account: api.415382.xyz www.415382.xyz versioncompatibility.api.415382.xyz 415382.xyz Thank you!

Domain added. It can take up to 2 hours to function.

Hi, I would like to add a new subdomain on my account. My username is idkwtchoose. I want the subdomain to be named "dawgbox", so "dawgbox.helioho.st". If it isn't available, I'll just try to choose another one. Thanks.

Domain added. Please be sure to configure DNS, either using our name servers (ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org) or by using A and AAAA records pointed to the IPs shown in Plesk. The domain can take up to 2 hours to function.

Please add the domain name qutegifts.co.uk Thank you

Main domain changed. it can take up to 2 hours for the new domain to start working.

username: izia current domain name: "https://izia.helioho.st/" domain name that we want: "https://buligdiretso.helioho.st/"

Since you didn't specify the TLD, I guessed that since you already have the lovre07 domain ending with ".helioho.st" that you wanted the others to end the same as well. So I've now added last140.helioho.st and ngr.helioho.st to your account. To avoid staff having to guess and risk getting requests wrong, when asking to add domains in the future, please note that we need to know the full addon domain name you want, including the top-level domain (TLD): - If you're using HelioHost's domains, specify either helioho.st or heliohost.us - If you've purchased a custom domain, specify the TLD (such as .com, .net, etc.) You can read more about the information needed to add domains in our Wiki here: https://wiki.helionet.org/Addon_Domains#How_can_I_create_an_Addon_Domain?

Main domain changed. it can take up to 2 hours for the new domain to start working.

username: wrenjoshuaberden current domain name "https://wrenjoshuaberden.helioho.st" domain name that we want "https://floodguard.helioho.st"

Can you add the following domains please besides my Lovre07 one. - LAST140 - NGR Thanks

Since our Johnny server is scheduled to be upgraded to faster hardware soon, so we've decided to increase the number of free accounts that we allow new users to create each day. After increasing the limits a few days ago we've seen free signups stay open for 10 minutes, 20 minutes, and even as much as 48 minutes. Keep in mind we have no direct control over how long free signups are open. We just monitor the uptime, speed, and load of the Johnny server. Then we take into consideration how many accounts get abandoned and go inactive each day. Finally we use all of that data to give away as many free accounts as we can, while still keeping the Johnny server "usable". Our goal is 97% uptime, and a load level of less than 20, which we consider good enough for a free service. If you need better uptime, or a faster loading website we have several upgrade options available. At times we've seen 20 accounts get reserved in less than a second, so even after raising the limit, it's still possible for signups to fill quickly. It really just depends on how many people are trying to signup each day. We generally don't disclose the exact number of signups available each day, because it can vary from day to day, but since the recent increase has caused free signups to stay open for nearly an hour it may be worth mentioning. If you're not very quick at clicking, this might be a good opportunity to get a free account, but if the uptime and speed of Johnny start dropping we may need to decrease the signups again. Our goal is to have free signups stay open as long as possible each day, but our free service is very popular so it tends to fill quickly. Let us know if you have any questions, or comments.

No problem. By the way, a 502 every few hours is actually normal because of Apache restarting to configure new domains and settings. Usually lasts a few minutes and then clears up on its own.

Thank you for fixing the .htaccess issue! It previously returned a 502 error, which is why I tried the php_value, based on suggestions online. I've already attempted to reinstall WordPress core using WP Toolkit's "Check WordPress Integrity" feature and WP-CLI, but the site still has issues. But will try from scratch this time. Thank you for your assistance, this issue can be marked as solved now.

It's because your .htaccess contains php_value statements, which we don't allow (users are not permitted to change PHP settings, especially the memory limit or execution time limits). Invalid command 'php_value', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration, referer: https://allpeptides.net/ I just commented it out for you and the 500 error went away. Now it looks like you need to reinstall WP as the software itself is also broken.

Try renaming your .htaccess file to something else.

You need to provide a lot more information about what you're trying to do. Where are you seeing this error? What are you doing when you encounter this error? Is there specific code you're trying to run that is producing this?

Users are not able to change PHP settings themselves by design. The easiest solution is to use date_default_timezone_set at the top of your code instead.

This is definitely not a server level issue since you're the only one reporting the issue, it's likely that your wordpress installation broke while attempting an automatic update.