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The downside of depositing is that there is a fee for withdrawal.

He's a mod, listen to him >_< You're breaking more rules with that last post, BTW...

That probably has to do with the old server sucking and being down I suggest moving to the new one. Just create a new account here, point the domain's nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org, and reupload all your info from your old site, restoring databases through PHPMyAdmin's import feature.

Everything done as requested

Don't worry, I just finally decided to enforce the whole one-month policy, since nobody who had forum accounts was posting as much as they should. First of all, you have three accounts: you have two on the new server and one on the old server. The one on the old server is the one that is actually active for the etronicgaming.net, so the identical account on the new server is pretty much unimportant... you created it three days ago, according to the logs. You have a third account: gamegens.com on the new server. It has been suspended, since you haven't renewed it for a while. The username associated with that account is "josh." You never really have to renew accounts on the old server (the only ones left there are ones with personal domain names). You need to renew accounts on the new server every month. Just in case you want to keep your "new" etronicgaming.net account (the one that isn't doing anything), its username is etgjosh (although it isn't due for expiration for a while, since you created it three days ago). PS: You can get info about expiration and stuff by clicking "Account Status" next to the "Welcome, person" message in your cPanel. Of course, since only the new server will delete expired accounts, that link is only available on the new server accounts.

That could be from FTP use or downloading big files from your website.

Wow, I just realized your still on the old server, lol. K, switching back...

I don't know... maybe it resets at the start of the year? Do you require a lot of bandwidth?

No problem. I had to restart it because helionet.org was acting up, so I needed to remove ads on it. GZIP likes to screw with things when ads are turned on... apparently Apache removes header information when adding them

Yup, I did It should be working now.

Oh yay, the spam bots are actually registering now. Wuppee. EDIT There, that should stop them.

What is wrong with this thing... it won't move the topic!

Stop necromancing

That's alright. Apparently my move didn't work, let me try again...

Oh, I see. Hmmm... this topic is specifically about the website upgrades in the past Your best bet would be to post a new topic in the Contact forum, although we don't really need that kind of service at the moment.

Please try posting in the relevant forum... for instance, this topic would probably go in the Current Issues forum Moving...

Richard: Please stop posting posts that are completely off-topic in random threads. Please read over the Official Etiquette Guide. Mark: You aren't contributing anything in that post. You should also read over the Official Etiquette Guide, as well as the Official Spam Guide. All these guides can be found by clicking "HelioNet Guidelines" in the header, right under the HelioNet logo.

You're not going to get to be a moderator like that. First of all, what you just posted was spam, which is extremely hypocritical. Second of all, you're necromancing, which is bad. Finally, the only way you'll get to be a moderator is if I think I need more moderators and I judge that you are the best candidate. Asking to be a mod is only going to worsen your chances.

Ermm, not exactly. Your goal should be to make good contributing posts, not to make lots of them

You can only collect interest once per day.

HelioHost will officially own the domain, since we are the ones paying for it

Hmmm, I'll look into this... I noticed some weird things lately Thanks for notifying me... this won't be anything bad for you though, so you can just ignore it

It takes like half a week at max. Your site looks like it's fine... are you sure you're providing the correct cPanel username and password? Both are case sensitive.

Sorry I wasn't able to get to your request sooner... I lost power and internet for a while, so I didn't have any access. I'll try to approve this ASAP.

If you mean those actual browser popups that ask for username and password rather than a web-based login interface, look into .htpasswd (I think that's what it's called...).