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Yeah, you can't run custom servers here You can run an Apache vhost, or a separate Mongrel server, but nothing else.

Okay, installed.

Sorry, I can't help with either request. Page requests depends on how resource-intensive your page requests are. I don't remember how much CPU you were using, but it was in the red.

Looks like it's the fault of: 1) Spammers taking up the mailqueue. 2) One of my cron scripts taking too long to run. I'll look into it.

... restarting your server? What kind of server are you running?

No problem

It took me annoyingly long to figure out, but he's pointing his A record to 65.19.143.3 instead of having NS records to our nameservers.

You should be able to set the relevant records for Google Apps in your cPanel instead of with GoDaddy.

I installed the postgresql developer extensions and the pg gem.

Okay, try now.

This behavior is by design. The "Account Queued" message persists until the first Apache restart after the account creation.

Okay, I've unsuspended your account. Please be careful next time with your resource usage.

No problem

upload_max_filesize is definitely set to 20 MiB. Are you sure there isn't a bug in your code?

Okay, you've been granted a dedicated IP.

Looks like it's working fine for me. You didn't wait 24 hours, did you?

whynot: Please wait until "Server Load" under "Service Status" in your cPanel is below 4, and then try adding the domain again once. You will have to wait 24 hours after adding your domain for it to become active.

It could very well not be your fault. You're not exactly in control of how much bandwidth you're using at any given time.

Have you configured this domain as a parked/addon domain yet?

Again, the page is very clear as to how to enable customErrors. It is not hard to do, and you still haven't done it. If you are confused, use Google. My job is help you when you can't help yourself. In this case, you can very clearly help yourself.

No problem

Okay, you've been granted a dedicated IP.

Okay, you've been granted a dedicated IP. Please note that using a self-signed certificate will make your site look bad to most browsers.

The error page tells you how to do that. If that's not good enough, try Google.

Please enable customErrors so I can see the errors.