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I created a new Stripe subscription for $41.85 every 6 months for 2 GB memory, 2 CPUs, and 125 GB storage. Since your current subscription for $37.80 wasn't going to expire until 2026-03-23 that means at the higher upgraded rate you had enough credit left from the previous billing to last about 106 days. I canceled the $37.80 subscription for you, and created a new subscription for $41.85 with 106 days of free trial using the same billing method you were using before. You should be billed automatically for $41.85 on 2026-03-12 to the Visa card ending with 5064. If the payment fails to go through we will email you to let you know. MoneyBroz is doing the storage space upgrade now which requires a reboot and a short downtime. He will update this thread once that process is finished.

In that case we recommend adding the new domain as an addon domain (not an alias) and then you can use .htaccess to redirect all the traffic from journalpulse.heliohost.us to synapsejournals.dedyn.io. I set the new domain as your main domain, and the heliohost.us subdomain as an addon. I also put an .htaccess file on the journalpulse.heliohost.us with these contents: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^journalpulse.heliohost.us [NC,OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.journalpulse.heliohost.us [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://synapsejournals.dedyn.io/$1 [R=301,L,NC] This should redirect everything to the new domain with a permanent redirect which means search engines and browsers should update their links. This .htaccess should preserve the path and filename so if someone goes to journalpulse.heliohost.us/path1/file2 it should send them to synapsejournals.dedyn.io/path1/file2, but if you're having any issues feel free to customize the .htaccess as you need. Eventually if you stop seeing any traffic to the heliohost.us subdomain in your web statistics let us know and we can remove the domain entirely to save server resources. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

The rebuild has been started and you'll get an email in a bit when it finishes. Your next free rebuild will be available on 2025-12-25.

Are you planning on redirecting all traffic from journalpulse.heliohost.us to synapsejournals.dedyn.io, or is there a reason you need to keep using both domains?

Installed. You can see the current list of installed modules and their versions for Johnny's Python 3.12 at https://krydos2.heliohost.org/pyinfo/info3.12.py

No problem. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

You had several backups taking up a total of about 741 MB of space. I deleted those for you. If you have some scheduled backups you may want to disable those, or script them so they send the backup somewhere external because any undeleted backups count towards your 1000 MB limit. If 1000 MB isn't enough you can increase the storage space yourself with the link MoneyBroz posted. Are you able to login now?

Glad it's working for you. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Closing due to inactivity since there has been no response in this thread for over a week. If you're still having this issue or need help with something else please open a new ticket.

Does it work now?

Your email sending limit has been increased.

Once you fix these you can have your limit increased. 4 and 5 take like 30 seconds. 6 can just be a link to your website with instructions to contact you or a link to delete their account, which doesn't take much effort either. Likewise on 3 you should probably provide some automated way for them to delete their account, or at least instructions on how to contact you to have you manually delete their account.

Do you still need this database?

Yeah, I don't really understand why you're even doing this. Why not make a PHP file that reads the contents of another .php, and displays the contents? That seems infinitely easier, and more secure. For instance, index_source.php could show the source of index.php.