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There are some cron jobs that run at various low load parts of the night starting around midnight PST, but in general the servers never reboot. If they crash completely and are completely unresponsive to ssh and all forms of access then they will be rebooted. The last reboot on cody was over 72 days ago. The last reboot on johnny was over 84 days ago. The last reboot on stevie was about 3.5 days ago because it crashed.

It might also have something to do with cracker being a slang derogatory term for a Caucasian. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cracker With the recent decade or so of hyper-political-correctness it makes sense to me that it would have naturally steered itself away from anything that could be construed as racist.

It's pretty obvious you're not.

Because the original poster was most likely a bot.

IIRC, we just restart apache in the dead of night, not the entire server.

Yes. In fact there are two versions that you can install with next to no effort through softaculous.

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The IP should not change, and you method of getting the IP was correct. In other words, if you had received a different IP, cPanel would have reflected that.

I have access to view some of the finances and can agree that there seems to be no threat of Heliohost shutting down due to lack of funds. If you feel compelled to show your gratitude for our service through a monetary contribution there is a donate button on the homepage of heliohost.org. I don't know exactly how to tell you how much bandwidth we use because we offer unlimited bandwidth. Which means that we don't even track how much bandwidth each account uses. Perhaps the ISP monitors how much bandwidth we use and it's on the monthly bill or something, but I wouldn't know. Anyways, taking the average data transfer per second and multiplying it out it looks like: Stevie: 808,583 mb/month Johnny: 722,516 mb/month Keep in mind those numbers are just apache, not cpanel, ftp, etc and they are a really rough estimate based on some numbers that I could find. Which ISP we use should be fairly easy to determine yourself 8 81 ms 78 ms 77 ms Hurrican-Electric-LLC.Port-channel100.ar3.SJC2.gblx.net [64.214.174.246] 9 * * * Request timed out. 10 79 ms 77 ms 79 ms lafrance-internet-services.gigabitethernet3-15.core1.fmt1.he.net [66.220.10.126] 11 87 ms 73 ms 76 ms cody.heliohost.org [64.62.211.132]