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I can load it fine too. Have you tried flushing your cache and then reloading? Does it always give you a 500?

I can't allow you to create databases outside of cPanel. You should be able to create tables on a database created from cPanel.

Okay, thread closed.

From the PM it looks like you're fine. I'm closing this.

Okay, closed.

Sorry, I can't find any errors like that in the last 2 million lines of errors. Can you try opening the admin page up again?

Yes. Connect to any URL pointing to our server on port 3306. stevie.heliohost.org:3306 should work. Make sure you enable your IP from the Remote MySQL configuration in your cPanel first, though.

cPanel was complaining about the account being suspended for some reason. I unsuspended it from the ACP and then reset the password from the ACP and everything worked. Weird.

No problem

It looks like it's working now, benoos.

This is definitely GoDaddy's fault. Tell them this: "I am the owner of IP address 216.218.192.171. However, I am not authoritative for nexttolast.com. The person who is authoritative for this domain has incorrectly pointed that domain to my IP address. Please remove this record."

Hmmm... and you're getting this prompt when using the "File Upload Form" you mentioned above? I've tried changing something - see if it helps.

I can't imagine what else it could other than your ISP. A proxy works and it's working from other vantage points. Perhaps your ISP changed their rules between your host switch, or they don't like our IP address.

Your ISP is probably blocking port 2082. Try coming in through a proxy.

Try installing again now.

Try again now.

It looks like a DNS server for our ISP has a mistaken record for that IP. I've contacted them - stay tuned. UPDATE Okay, it's looking like our ISP does not run that DNS server. Furthermore, the changes have propagated as a result of an authoritative nameserver record showing an A record pointing to your IP. The only way to remove it is to get the authoritative nameserver to remove that record. Both domains have GoDaddy nameservers. I suggest contacting GoDaddy and asking them to remove those records.

Is this is a website or an HTTP authorization prompt? A website login is like the cPanel login at http://www.heliohost.org; an HTTP authorization prompt is like the the cPanel login at http://www.heliohost.org:2082/.

The .htscanner module won't help there. Like I said, it isn't executing as Apache directives with root privileges - it is executing them by scanning (in PHP) the .htaccess file and executing those directives using the ini_set() function. It won't actually do anything ini_set() can't.

(Hopefully?) they should be deleted.

benoos, chrisathelios: the cPanel folks say they've fixed the issue. Wait until the server load is below 4 and then try adding the domains again. Yes. We can always try that as a last resort, but I'm not sure it will help.

What's this "two bar"? Is there an error message?

Do you really need this? It doesn't actually execute php_value directives; rather, it scans your .htaccess file for those directives and executes them as PHP. I'm sure it will require rewrite rules as well. It would be easier to just call the ini_set() function in your script.

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