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Krydos

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  1. I took a look at your account and found 83 MB unemptied trash.

    root@morty [/home/chrisohps.helioho.st/.trash]# ls -lh
    total 83M
    -rw-r--r--. 1 chrisohps psacln 83M Dec 18 04:05 cjb.zip
    

    After deleting that for you it brought you to 944 MB which is below the 1000 MB limit. Remember to check the box to skip the trash if you want to avoid wasting space on stuff like this in the future. If you're having trouble staying under the 1000 MB limit you can upgrade your account using the link MoneyBroz posted. Are you able to login now?

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  2. It looks like 28 accounts had their data corrupted from the power outage, and yours was included. I have restored your account from the most recent backup we had for you. Keep in mind we don't regularly back up accounts for people, and we always encourage people to make frequent backups of their own data. Now that your account works again you should be able restore any newer backup that you made yourself.

  3. HelioHost is happy to announce that we now support PHP 8.5 on the Morty plan. The Tommy plan will be upgraded to have PHP 8.5 soon, and after that Johnny will have it installed too.

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  4. WSGI control access has been enabled on the domain casamarcial.com.br. To restart your Flask app and load new code changes in simply edit /home/talesaz.heliohost.us/casamarcial.com.br/michi/flask.wsgi. Adding a blank line, removing a blank line, adding a space, or removing a space are examples of editing the file. As long as the last modified timestamp changes it will clear the server cache. Let us know if you run into any issues.

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  5. No problem. Let us know if you need help with anything else. We used to only allow 2 cron runs per day, and you're running about 1200 per day so I don't consider this an issue that your load is right around 8k per day. 1200 cron runs per day is pretty generous for a free service.

  6. This morning the city in California where our datacenter is located had a power outage. It took the city a few hours to restore the power, but once the power was back on all of our servers booted up. Everything should be online and fully functional now, but if you notice any issues please let us know.

  7. In November you asked us to allow PostgreSQL connections to pg-service-dm-khanin-project.d.aivencloud.com on port 23579. Unfortunately our firewall doesn't allow us to whitelist domains. We can only whitelist numerical IP addresses. In November the domain pg-service-dm-khanin-project.d.aivencloud.com resolved to the IP 85.9.195.148. Today that same domain resolves to the IP 85.9.193.5. If the IP continues to change every month I recommend you contact this aivencloud and ask them if they can put you on a static IP. Is it working again now?

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