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There haven't been any changes lately, as far as a I know. I upgraded to cPanel 11, but that was a good many months ago. Could the problem be with the .uni.cc folks?

Hmm... everybody is getting them now? Must be something I did when I updated the signup script... lemme check the code. EDIT OK, found the problem. I forgot the update the email code to use the new global variables I created for the new version of the signup script. No more blank confirmation letters

You won't get a .com address for free. Read the bolded text next time EDIT Wait, was your username "danmetal" with domain name "marlborometal.heliohost.org"? That's all I get if I search the system for "marlboro".

WWW is not a directory, but a Linux file system link.

For the record... if you delete public_html, you won't have any website anymore.

Hmm... what happens if you try to add it as a parked domain?

Something must have gone wrong. What domain did you register with? You should probably have control of it. Just login at yourdomain.com/cpanel

Yah, he's been banned for a month. Topic closed.

Your account has not been approved yet.

Read the error, and fix the issues as described. Then let me know and I'll check the page again.

There's actually no use for the Standard Posting plan nowadays, as the "Ads Standard" plan doesn't actually have any ads. Sorry about making you post... but you might as well sign up for the Ads Standard; they're completely identical.

I'll definitely look into it. Looks like it's Python's version of Rails.

Here's another update: I've finished work on customizing the home page on the new template I purchased for HelioHost. That means only the "Home" tab is working right now, but it's a good portion of the work that needs to be done so I thought I'd show it off Check it out here: http://www.heliohost.org/home/.

OK, I think I've fixed the problem. There seems to be another problem, but it's different and probably has more to do with your script than the server. It says that the error is hidden for security purposes... so if it's still something weird just post it here and let me know what's up.

OK, so that probably means it's not HelioHost's fault. Still no response from cPanel forums on the ASP.NET issue.

You got no help because you said the issue was fixed. I'll try to fix this ASAP.

What icon has changed?

Oops, looks like in the last Apache server update we ran we accidentally disabled Ioncube loaders. I'll run another Apache update right before I go to bed... this should slow down the server for everybody but it'll put Fantastico back online.

Hmm, what do you mean by extras? Either way, features are getting increased, not decreased EDIT With the exception of cron. That's being limited.

Here's an update: the new server is shipping today and should be at my house in 2-4 days. I've also purchased a design for HelioHost and have been working on the new site. More to come soon! UPDATE: I've also just fixed a little ugliness in cPanel.

No, that guy was taken down a while back. This person was somebody else, as far as I know.

Okay, I'm working on the 500 problem. I'll check back once I've got it fixed. I'll take a look at FrontPage extensions and see if they work. The server should be running much faster than before. Could you check Server Load under Server Status on the right panel in your cPanel and report what it is when the server seems to be running slow? Here's an update: The 500 problem seems to be caused by the server's use of ASP.NET 1.0 instead of 2.0. However, the Mono Project's directions for setting to ASP.NET 2.0 aren't working... instead, they seem to be disabling ASP.NET altogether. I'm contacting cPanel to see if they have any suggestions on this matter. As for the FrontPage extensions, check if they work now.

Sorry about the downtime for the last six hours. There was some phishing site on our network and our parent hosting company took our server offline. I'm currently talking to them to make sure this doesn't happen again in the future. UPDATE I've gotten an assurance that they will wait 24 hours and call me before taking the server down, so such downtimes should be prevented in the future.

Sorry, we don't support ASP. But ASP.NET should work fine, and their Hello World! is identical. Quite simple, really. <%="Hello World"%> I believe that works.

I'm not really sure of that. Who here is an actual skinning professional with many clients and a portfolio? I'm rather picky about my skinning.