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You have a good point awsomejoe23, but I'm not quite sure how we can implement that automatically.

You need to renew your forum-posting-based account. See your suspended notice for more information.

There is now an interstitial at the HelioHost front page. Let's see how that does...

I can reset the password for you. Please PM me the email associated with the account, and I will get to it.

why to hard to spell use grammar good

Please learn to spell and use grammar properly. Our nameservers are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org

Our forced ads system is correctly down. Remind me if your ads start to come up again.

Sorry, but I really don't know what to do

Hmmm... can you point me to the URL where you did the "DNS Query" in your first post?

There's an interstitial in cPanel. It shows up as soon as cPanel completely loads.

Anybody have any reactions to the new ads? Are they too annoying, or are they alright? I\'ll tell you that I\'m not making too much money off of them, anyways. Much less than the ads on HelioNet, anyway. Note that the interstitials are pay-per-view, not pay-per-click. It may be that we have a higher click-to-view ratio that the average, and so pay-per-click ads might be more effective.

Sorry, but I took a look and I have no clue what the issue is The DNS zone is setup and pointing and detecting correctly. Are you sure that your domain registrar is not at fault? I can't find the registrar for ca.eu.org, to be honest - could you point me to the URL?

Too much time on my hands. I experiment and tweak nonstop, and for a brief time, that was with Apache and co. on Slackware 10. That gives you some knowledge, but knowing how to handle a server crash is different. Tell me what you what do if HelioHost went down. Sure, except you have nothing to base your judgments on other than the one person that said he doesn't know how to do anything. Wizard might not care, but I cannot tolerate your condescending tone. djbob, you're generally a nice guy, which is why I'm venting about this. Are you sure you're not overreacting? All I said was that I highly doubt any of you have the expertise. The thing is, almost every skilled server admin has their own server, so they don't need server space - especially on a free server. That said, I could be surprised - maybe some of you are experts. But I'm not willing to risk giving out server access so people who claim expertise that I can't confirm.

I'm currently trying out the cPanel ads. I'm going to see how much money they rake in, and if they're worth the annoyance. It's simply the point that he is asking us about a decision which will effect his profit. I guess my point is that djbob is such a good admin I wouldn't mind him taking a few liberties when it comes to this. We could all just click on the ads 1000 times each, and then djbob shouldn't have any money problems. That wouldn't be fair to Google or the advertiser.

Ah, that might be the issue. Let me see what I can do. What's your username?

Really? I kind of doubt that, but maybe you're right. Where did you learn all this stuff, then? Yes it is. As someone who has the "skills and/or knowledge", I can judge others on those standards.

Hmmm... try creating a new account with that domain name and see if that helps.

Bugging him helps. Only on certain things. It doesn't help for the account activations, because I do those right before I check HelioNet. mrsleepy: learn to spell and use proper grammar or you will be banned.

No. Looks like they aren't allowing unsigned SSL certificates. Signed certificates do require dedicated IP's... however, I'm not sure what's wrong with unsigned SSL certificates.

Kyougi, Your point seems to be that I am acting too condescendingly. Mayhaps you are right. However, this stuff isn't as easy as it looks. Seriously. And as for you guys being able to learn it... maybe, I don't know any of you too well, maybe you're up for the job. But frankly, I doubt anybody is willing to put in the time I've put into this to learn what I've learned, unless they're getting a degree in the subject. It's not that easy. There is absolutely no free text source that can explain Linux server admin to you. To setup the HelioHost server exactly as I have, I've had to email people, post to newsgroups, post to forums, etc., not to mention random guess-and-check solutions. And I always check Google and Wikipedia before I ask a question... I'm not going around asking dumb questions. Don't make assumptions about things you don't understand. And, for the record, much more of the stuff has to do with knowing how to admin Apache than knowing how to admin Linux. Now that I'm done ranting about how hard my job is... If you want me to give them some sort of partial access... that would take too long to program into the system. If you want me to have them just do specific server commands, then I don't trust them enough to give root server access. Is that good for you? PS: If you're some new member who is thinking about attempting to kiss-up to me, please: don't bother. It's spam. Yah, except I'd have to program that. I don't have the time.

There have been some, but I have no plans to make any new ones.

Maybe it is... you could check at the cPanel forums at their site. This is a weird problem... maybe there are security risks involved in this.

There are no quizzes currently.

Stop necromancing.

Didn't my last post about necromancing make it clear? No. Necromancing.